Myhandmaidstale Stories

Man pays the price in paradise

My entry for The Handmaid's Tale contest.

A story for #MyhandmaidsTale An Infertile woman stares into the stars cold eyes and worries for her son, soon to become one of the Fertile Patriarchs. She may not have brought him into the world, But she protects him from the horrors of the world. Now he might become one of the horrors she once suffered under before her rebellion back when she was a fertile, and she wonders about the choices he'll make and if she can stand by those choices, or remain defiant and lose her son.

Under the totalitarian hand of the Controllers, the world is binary in every sense, down to the sanctioned clothing we wear. Non-conformity is punished, even if the gender of your soul does not belong to the gender of your flesh. **Top 10 Winner of #MyHandmaidstale selected by Margaret Atwood and Hulu** Inspired by Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale #MyHandmaidsTale Word Count 483

As the population of the U.S drops, men and women around take a final stand against the plaguing problem. While women are held against their will, forced into sex, as a last resort for restoring the population, women begin to lose hope that they will ever be the same united country they once were.

Gabbie Hannas Battle With Her Body

An original work inspired by Margaret Atwood's "A Handmaid's Tale," for the hulu wattpad "My Handmaid's Tale" contest.

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#myhandmaidstale submission. These are the leaked applications yet to be filed for the F.I.S.T. Illinois division. The Federal Institution of Systematic Tethering has not approved the release of these documents and may prosecute if discovered in your possession. Readers beware.

In a world where women are the puppets of men, the Surge is the only hope.

#MyHandmaidsTale contest entry 499 words A husband and wife face an uncertain future after an official reprimand.

In a Red Center, a woman has to decide which path her life will take. #MyHandmaidsTale

A 500-word short based on criteria for the #MyHandmaidsTale contest. When fertility is considered next to godliness, where do the infertile belong?

[A counterintuitive approach to the #myhandmaidstale challenge] A broken smile twisted her features into something cruel. "I'm the one who's going to make your people pay for what you did." || if you like this story, please vote and comment! ||

One of the Top Ten winners in the #MyHandmaidsTale challenge. We never saw it coming. We should have seen it coming.

At night, I tell her the stories. The candle with our only light flickers and I'm reminded of flashlights under blankets aiding impish children up past their bedtime. This is silly but serious work. Books and pens and note paper kept hidden under the floorboard. Contraband in the candlelight.

While Linda continues in routine, her friend, Greta, wonders how the church can appeal more to men. -flash fiction- -entry in My Handmaid's Tale contest- -inspired by Margaret Atwood's work- -cover design by PollyHere-

What would you do if fairy tales were banned? Find out in "The Girl who saved Fairy Tales" This is my entry for the #MyHandmaidsTale contest. Thank you for stopping by!