If you read the blurb then you probably want to know what connects all of these seemingly random stories. They donât seem to be connected by genre, some are written in first, some in second and some in third person. Some stories are more on the realistic side, others are clearly fantasy. Some people have a specific person as a narrator, others are more abstract.
What these stories have in common is what every person and every personâs story has in common: emotions.
Everybody feels emotions and everybody gets influenced by emotions, some more than others. So, in this collection of stories, I chose to tell each story based on a specific emotion.
âSeasons of Changeâ is a story about sadness, or melancholia, if you will. About a person seeing their hopes and dreams slip away until only the longing for better times remains.
âTortured souls of Bushwick Manorâ is a horror story and, as such, focuses on intense fear, or horror.
âSunset at the Beachâ is about a woman who is happy and elated when she finally gets to visit the beach again.
The story âLovers to Enemiesâ, focuses on the guilt that Kilaris feels after betraying someone close to her based on a rumour.
âMake Your Own Destinyâ is a story about a girl who shows immense ambition to get adopted, go to school and become someone important.
âA Villain Monologueâ is, as the name suggests, a monologue of a person who feels contempt towards humans who let themselves get influenced by emotions (ironically enough).
âCamp Green Lakeâ focuses on an annoyed teenager who gets sent to summer camp by his parents.
âGodly Conversationsâ is a story about two gods who talk about humans, where one god shows deep love for them despite their flaws.
And lastly, âMemories Long Buriedâ is a story about a detective who gets called to a crime scene and gets confronted with intense pain because her twin sister died the same way as the murder victim.