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waywardxwanderer

Rain's Overgrown Garden

  • Charlotte

    Charlotte loves adventure, mystery, and magic. She meets a boy who is all three. Through helping him, she learns more about herself and the world.

    33 min read
  • A Visit to the Cemetery

    She brings flowers to his grave and reflects on their memories together.

    3 min read
  • The Theory of Relativity

    A local radio broadcaster sits at the edge of the universe and reflects.

    5 min read
  • Scarecrow

    The world is ending and the only thing Lewis can blame is the scarecrow in his field. (need some objective feedback on this)

    8 min read
  • A Ball of Twine

    An old work I'm looking to update; please critique!!

    1 min read
  • A Story of Child Labour

    Edgar works in the Dream Factory, where he is asked to create all sorts of dreams. When his friend asks about leaving, he isn't sure what to think.

    23 min read
  • Desert Song

    I wrote this whole thing late at night and read over it one (1) time directly after. I would very much appreciate some constructive criticism.

    8 min read
  • The Time Giant

    A older work I'm looking to edit. Elainne Lewis stumbles upon an old house in a clearing - it holds answers to questions she'd never think to ask.

    10 min read
  • The Candle Snuffer

    Wilder lives in a seaside town constantly in threat of being swept away by the waves. To prevent this, the townsfolk don't cry.

    15 min read
  • It's Nothing I Can't Change

    A boy talks his warden out of suicide. * This is an older story, but I still quite like it (:

    7 min read
  • Eric is Dead

    a short story I wrote in about 15 minutes based on graffiti my friend and I found. definitely not my best but I'd love some feedback!

    3 min read
  • juan.

    my ultimate masterpiece

    1 min read


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