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--Inspired by Alfred Hitchcock's movie: The Birds--When returning to her hometown of Port-Christi for her father's will hearing, 27-year-old Marie Chambers anticipates nothing more than an inheritance and a possible return to her unemployed boyfriend of seven years -- Adam Kinsley.Instead, while sorting through her late father's boxes and belongings in preparation for redecorating, she unknowingly disturbs her former entomologist father's unsupervised locusts.Over time, the species breeds and spreads through the coastal town, filling the once-quiet marinas and business centers with horrified screams.Tired of being chased out of schools, homes, and stores in frenzies, the townspeople formulate a plan to exterminate the locusts by any means necessary.*Rated Mature for thematic content such as violence, gore, and natural disaster themes.*…

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Inspired by the published book: No Boundaries written by Bre McFarland.This is a collection of short-stories/one-shots based on thirty quotes from Bre McFarland's self-published book. This'll contain dark-romance, gore, graphic depictions of physical violent, profanity, and stalking. I've received her permission to use her book as inspiration, so long as I give her credit.Also, give her a follow and check out her content. @BreMcFarland on Wattpad and TikTok.…

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Leila Iverson and Keenan Harris are two friendless middle schoolers who had never spoken before fate brought them together.After bonding over their shared bullying experiences, they devise an escape plan that involves wishing under a Leonid shower and being transported to a different era with entirely new families.While adjusting to their new surroundings, their new families relentlessly question them about the death of a cow and the changes in their behaviors until they're forced to cut their visit short. Despite Keenan's warnings, Leila develops feelings for a boy in her class, leaving Keenan with an impossible decision: abandon Leila in 1990 or give up hope of ever seeing his family again.…

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Sleep Is Death is an epistolary story set in 2010, narrated by Helen years later. She recounts her experiences coping with her best friend's death --- something she blamed herself for --- and the consequences of allowing grief to consume her.Helen discusses her theories on how similar sleep is to death --- a grief-stricken idea --- and how she achieved self-realization after being subjected to abuse and neglect at an inpatient facility.…

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Prompt: You receive 100 red roses, and like everyone else would be, you are on cloud nine. But your smile drops when you realize that they are covered with fresh dirt, and the hand giving them isn't alive anymore.…

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Prompt: "As the fireworks display lightened the night sky, the festive town hall suddenly felt eerily dark."Linda Myers and her sister, Virginia Myers, hadn't seen their father in two nights. With the Fourth of July keeping the townspeople busy enough to hide the fact that the king is missing, the princesses must join the crowd to continue the facade while their uncle and mother enlist soldiers to find him.…

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Prompt: Create a story based on the words chosen[Petrify]After losing the love of his life, Matthew Holmes quickly falls into a pit of despair aided by a drinking problem she helped him gain sobriety from. The twenty-three-year-old develops a "wet brain" and hallucinations as a result. So when he hears a knock on the door - the same gentle patter that was once his Margaret's - he can't help but wonder if it's just his imagination or Death coming to claim him too.…

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[Cover by BreMcFarland | This copy will be partially rewritten; the story will remain the same but the writing this time will reflect my current style •2023•]For adults, the 1930s were a rough time. The prohibition act and the great depression were devastating to the working class. With money hard to come by, survival was as hard as remaining sane. Some children from large lower-class households were placed in new homes. Some were lucky enough to remain with their distant families, some were placed in orphanages, and as for children like fifteen-year-old Melody Hopkins, the only option for such troubled youth would be amongst the mentally insane in Happy Volts Asylum; located in Bullworth, New Hampshire. Due to the poor living conditions, she and her friends must devise a plan to escape.(This story contains the following: Attempted suicide, profanity, violence, gore, and mentions of sexual assault. Viewer discretion is advised.)…

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[Cover by BreMcFarland][Since this was written when I was sixteen, I'm no longer choosing to edit it. Expect grammar issues and maybe a few plot holes. I'll eventually get around to rewriting it but this version will remain untouched.]For adults, the 1930s were a rough time. The prohibition act and the great depression made sure to take no prisoners whatsoever. With money being hard to come by, survival is about as hard as remaining sane. Some children from a lower class and big household must accept their fate when it comes to finding new homes. Some are sent abroad to wealthy families, some are thrown into orphanages and as for children like fifteen-year-old Melody Hopkins, the only option for such troubled youth would be to place them amongst the mentally insane in Happy Volts Asylum; located in Bullworth, New Hampshire. Due to the poor living conditions, she and her friends must devise a plan to escape.(This story contains the following: Attempted suicide, profanity, violence, gore, and mentions of sexual assault. Viewer discretion is advised.)…

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"I don't wanna go back to..." In December of nineteen seventy-eight, around Christmas, eighteen-year-old Judith Jefferson attempted suicide. Her parents, unaware of why she did, sent her to Red Cave for treatment, and in that immense institution of young and old patients, she learned to cope with her "melancholy." Now, she's heading home, and each page details the trauma experienced by those close to her.This short story can be read as a stand-alone, but I'd recommend reading Moose and Goose for a better understanding of this one.…

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Moose and Goose (2021) follows the befallen tragedies of Judith Jefferson, a melancholic yet altruistic nineteen-year-old university junior majoring in medicine. In 1979, fresh out of an asylum, she juggles an arranged marriage, violence, grief, and betrayal as the new year rolls in. In her journal, she laments over her struggles with feelings of invisibility and loneliness, pleading for someone to notice her anguish. Soon, her prayers for friends are answered in the form of a hexad, one of whom is a gentle giant who shares the same struggles as her but copes with them by playing intergalactic, animal-themed arcade games, and new opportunities arrive via a charming NAACP representative of a rival university.…

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Three Minnesota teenagers set out for spring break with the intention of having fun and taking Polaroid photos. They settle in a cabin and notice paranormal activity not only in town but also in their home. They intend to leave early, but they quickly realize that the entity harassing them is persistent, and they may never return to their parents.…