Appropriation Stories

My Lola will come once more. When the moon is high and eyelids low.

We're getting sick of you people appropriating our culture.

An appropriation of Macbeth Act 5 Scene 1, the scene where Lady Macbeth washes her hands in her sleep. Also known as the 'out damned spot' scene. I had to write a creative piece using the same themes and basic plot for English.

The Little Mermaid, reworked.

Samaira Sen, a young college student, meets Chris Evans on a flight to India where sparks fly despite conflicting perspectives and personalities. Inspired by the "Getting Inside Chris Evans' Head" interview where he mentioned he had taken a trip to the holy city of Rishikesh, India in the past, and a collaboration fic with @ponderingsofapuzzledmind on Tumblr.

An African American girl living in Louisiana. Going through life's journey and learning about her surroundings.

our hellscape of a gc but in Korea. Amie is a rave baby, mikey has negative braincells, oli would risk it all for sicheng, rylie is a cinnamon roll, billie is a legend, Beth is stressed, ash and jina are confused, jackson is trying their best, Ray is on crack, nom is on acid.

We know the story of Alice's trip down the rabbit hole. But how about her trip to the big city? Disclaimer: This is an appropriation/ fanfiction of Lewis Carrol's famous 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'.

Jack never believed the legend of the bloodthirsty Vampire who lived in the clouds. But when he makes the unlikely trade with a stranger, he finds himself led to the things he never thought were true. HIGHEST RANKING #789 in Vampire

This is a 15/20min oral presentation about the use of Hamlet in the BBC TV-series Black Adder.

Issues/irritations faced by me as an introverted African American female. Mostly described through think pieces, but more often than not poems.

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In a green valley that has looked the same for ten thousand years, a Neanderthal quarry worker named Grug is eating his breakfast when strangers begin to arrive. They come through a seam in the air. They are taller than him, and louder, and warmer. They bring objects he has no words for and opinions he has not asked to hear. They call him neighbor. They mean it in much the same way a colonizer means to offer blankets and beads. These are the stories he tells about what happens next. Told in Grug's own spare, watchful voice, the pieces in this collection will span a single changing valley across a handful of years. A gourd appears on a flat rock and will not leave. A line forms at the watering hole for the first time in history. A shell necklace is worn, removed, worn again. A daughter bites a man she should not bite. A wife uses a word her husband has been waiting three weeks to hear her not use. Each story is the length of a morning coffee, and each morning will bring you on the journey of some specific thing going quietly wrong, or quietly right on the valley's voyage to gradual interdimensional gentrification. The stories are darkly funny. They are funny the way a kitchen is funny, the way a long marriage is funny, the way a man is funny when he has decided, against all available evidence, to keep finishing his breakfast. Year One is now complete. Look for Year Two, comming soon!

Art is life is art is politics is psychology. . . These are poems that dig deep at the prejudices and preconceptions of human beings. Politics weave through all our lives at every level, whether in our personal relationships, workplaces, or out in public.