Coronavirus Stories

After graduating from Yale, Rory finds herself in New York pursuing her dreams of becoming a journalist. Her year is turned upside down as the country locks down during a widespread pandemic, and she grapples with personal and professional uncertainty.

its just a virus.... right?

How do you survive Lockdown in a foreign land? Enjoy the interesting true story of my life in Ghana in April 2020: the Lockdown month.

This is the 30-Day + 0-Day Lockdown of my country's first ever lockdown due to COVID-19. Enjoy, stay healthy, wear a mask, and pray for a miracle to happen.

A story about love and cyberspace during quarantine, happening in realtime. Told with a new chapter every day. ***A deadly virus has spread across the world, and everyone is stuck indoors. After the rest of her junior year is canceled, 16-year-old Emma starts communicating with a mysterious young man called Mason through the internet. He shows her that there is a way out of her infected world and into his. And it starts with the computer she built.

A collection of my poetries. Some of these would be romantic, others would be about friendship, trauma, childhood trauma, mental illness and more. A lot of the ones I'm gonna post here are already posted on my social media. Follow me on there to read them all. Poetizer and Instagram has most of them. Instagram: @burningbloomingpoetries Poetizer: @BloomingBurningRose Twitter: @CrownedArcher SoundCloud: @burningbloomingpoetries

So I noticed there are no books for Nigerian girls on tips so I decided to write one. 👏👏👏 So in this book consists of tips on periods talking to parents talking to boys and dealing with Nigerian parents 😏 and so much more 😉😉😉 plus guys the cover is by @Eunice_fola_ You guys should totally give them a follow❤❤❤

Back in September, a bunch of my friends and I decided to write a story about the coronavirus becoming a zombie apocalypse. It was right now I decided to go read it again. I was posting it on wattpad on my old account, but this account is doing ten times better. I'm going to get my friends back into writing it. I'm going to get them and we will continue the story. Because it never ended. And we had so many ideas, that it needed to be completed. Enjoy.

8 unwanted teens are forced into a social excitement experiment with no recollection of their past and strange superpowers. The only way they can gain their freedom and memories back is to be the last one standing.

What the title says.

Short stories under quarantine. Traversing across worlds of deep inequality, smallest joys and getting through a turbulent time of a global pandemic, standing arm in arms with eachother. Hope you guys enjoy!

In 2020 amid the COVID-19 quarantine, I started writing poetry again. These are the chances I took to connect with others through simple gatherings of words even if we couldn't gather in public. [March 14 - PRESENT]

Krista Dunaway is escaping from a dangerous situation from her past and decides to take a radical turn in her life by moving to New York. Until now, her life has been calm and able to heal the emotional scars of her past, but something keeps her alert. When the pandemic hits, something different begins to happen to her in her new apartment, Krista still does not know, but she is about to find something different, a mystery from the past that she knocks directly on her door to be solved. Something different is about to happen to her in her life, every night at midnight through two most inexplicable phone calls in the middle of a stormy night, they will warn her about her imminent death and give them the key to save her own life.

A mutual quarantine log/diary during the 2020 Coronavirus Pandemic crisis.

Founder Jesse Levine from Norristown, Pennsylvania, USA established the school in 2019, in tribute to his son Alex Levine. Alex was a developing singer/songwriter and outstanding teacher who was deeply loved by his guitar students and their parents.

Vaxx Queen : You Can't spell virus without us Emily Raw is a ginger, tall and chad jock from High School. Her life is going nowhere until she meets James Brooke, a slender, lazy eyes man with a passion for memes. Emily takes an instant disliking to James and the not-so-chad and idiotic ways he learnt during his years in Walmart. However, when a cringe nay nay kid tries to tiktok dance Emily, James springs to the rescue. Emily begins to notices that James is actually rather gorgeous at heart. But, the pressures of James's job as a artist leave him blind to Emily's affections and Emily takes up clout to try an distract himself. Finally, when just no meme lord, Brad Yall, threatens to come between them, James has to act fast. But will they ever find the tenderness love that they deserve? Disclaimer: This is not a serious story, it's just meant to be cringe-worthy and fun. The girl in the photo is Maddison Beer traced over and the plot was made by romance plot generator so yeah 😗✌️

April speaks about everything in 2020, from coronavirus to, well, pretty much just coronavirus. but also sChOoL and how much more it sucks online.

I am so done with quarantine and it's only been like, 2 weeks SAVE ME BITCHES

Not-so-far in the future a deathly virus pandemic breaks out, killing millions in the span of only a few months. With an unforgivable method, Earth is drastically settled to a minimal population consisting of only youngsters within the age of 1-22. With mankind turning different doors and finally opening pathways to the universe, Ravenne Jones, an ordinary teenage girl, finds herself forlorn in this new Earth. Will she ever be able to call herself 𝘩𝘦𝘳𝘴𝘦𝘭𝘧 anymore with this new given powers? Will she ever be able to call Earth home again? Governments worldwide merged to become one, pulling a simple trick to filter the population and recruiting youngsters. Join Ravenne Jones and her friends in their journey of betrayal and newfound competition amongst galactic races. Has mankind found the opportunity they have been waiting for to converse and immerse with the rest of the cosmos, or are we simply a lost canoe in the middle of an infinite ocean?

Poetry I'm composing while reflecting on the pandemic.