Myhandmaidstale Stories

A normal couple living in the same universe of "A Handmaid's Tale", a world where infertility is a growing issue and the elite are given women who can still have kids and treat them as slaves to reproduce, describe their lives and attempts to conceive a child.

Healthy babies were supposed to be a handmaid's salvation and security, but everyone finds the wastelands in the end.

Emilia, a Martha serving at the house of a Commander, prepares for the arrival of a Handmaid. She begins to pity the anticipated newcomer while wondering about what sort of woman she'll be. *This is my entry for Hulu's #MyHandmaidsTale contest based on The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood.

My Handmaid's Tale Hulu Contest entry. Told from the point of view of...wait for it...not a Handmaiden. *mic drop*

I use to be Sophia Ralotte.

This short 500 word story serves as a submission for the Handmaid's Tales contest hosted by Hulu. It is inspired and based on the world Margaret Atwood introduced in her acclaimed book, "The Handmaid's Tale". A wonderful and inspiring work of literature, it is also being translated onto the television screen, a well deserved revival for a story so well done. I was excited to write a submission in the form of a short story that would branch from the world she'd designed. I hope you enjoy the read as much as I enjoyed writing it!

In a dystopian future ruled by "They", a young girl writes her story of freedom.

This is an entry for the #MyHandmaidsTale challenge. Omg i've been waiting so long to make this. This is Drunktale basically a drunk version of Undertale.

No woman has rights. We are not equal. Downgraded to sexual prizes. Test after test to see who can bare children and who cannot. You must obey your master or suffer his wrath. Handmaid's come when you cannot produce children; and the men have the right to marry that woman. It all comes down to: How far would you go? Find out what happens to Emmeline - when she decides to take matters into her own hands and flee custody of Dallas Holden. #myhandmaidstale entry.

After abortion and birth control were banned, the United States of America suffered from rampant over-population. The government tried various methods to fix the problem. They attempted a one-child policy, but this was not enough--cities were running out of space, and the country was running out of resources. Finally, when food shortages and crowding threatened to bring the country down, the government came up with a solution. Only the brightest, healthiest, and morally upright people would be allowed to have children; these people would be fostered in a sheltered compound, safe from the outside world. These children would be raised to be God's salvation for the country. All others would be made infertile at age 10. In only a generation, America would rise up renewed and better than ever. These are four vignettes written in response to Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale.

My submission for #MyHandmaidsTale A free style poem that is a strong message for fighting against sexual harassment.

In Gilead, there are Marthas. Marthas are a class of women unseen. I am a Martha. This is my story.

In a desolate future surrounded only by desert, five people must gather their gear and their skills to survive the weight of the newfound world. My spin on the #MyHandmaidsTale contest. Let me know what you think.

A scared young mother was born into a small imprisoned building of horror and desperately searches for her babies and her own mother she was forcibly separated from while trying to navigate her emotions and those of the fellow prisoners around her as figure out what is the meaning of the suffering they are subjected to and if the light of hope she dreams about will ever fall upon her. This story was written especially for The Handmaids Tale contest. Wattpad, Hulu and Margaret Atwood, thank you for sponsoring this contest.

Glancing down the line of pink, I wonder if these questions barrage my sisters' minds. I wonder if they, too, feel drowned in the pink and terrified of the red.

A short story based off of Margaret Atwood's amazing novel "The Handmaid's Tale".

My entry for The Handmaid's Tale contest.

A collection of stories for contests.

They know not my sacrifice. #MyhandmaidsTale #Hulu #Contest