The story of a complicated mother-daughter relationship, and the dynamic they've formed in the midst of mental illness, children, death, grief, and addiction. The story of Evelyn, a child who learns to grow up quick. With her family close by, they all might be able to brave the ups and downs of life, and truly understand what it is to be young, be old, and hold fast to the things that truly matter. For this is a time of her life: a time for her youth.…
"I like to think that, in spite of everything we've been through, and all this stuff we carry but pretend we don't, I could still make a home of you. We could make a home of this. Together."Highest rankings: #28 in mountains#30 in cabin…
A poem inspired by the quote of F.S. Fitzgerald…
One boy.One disease. One story. This is the story of Nathan Henry, and his battle with body dysmorphia.~•Completed •medium-sized book, short chaptersHighest ranking:#1 in bodydysmorphia#60 in journey#24 in ed#52 in support #15 in stereotypes#167 in boy#4 in strength#3 in stigma#1 in freetheboy#1 in bdd#2 in freeyourbody#1 in endthestigma #3 in freementalillness#56 in eatingdisorders#58 in awareness {photo credits to Warrned Wong for the amazing photography}…
In which two friends discover their roots, learn about the people they came from, and challenge themselves to learn how to forgive. (Sequel to Maybe Then...)[ranked #1 in roots][ranked #2 in panicdisorder][ranked #13 in moving forward][ranked #309 in comingofage]07/23/2018~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Will likely update at least once a week. If I don't, I probably have writer's block. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~…
Highest ranking: #1 in ednosCompleted."You died because of your addiction," I glared down at my hands. "Yet, I was born because of it, and I don't know how to feel about that. I don't know how to feel about most things." Amelia Ingridson, an individual with a stubborn mind, sarcastically humorous tongue, and a heart that doesn't understand the world. She lives as an observer, set in a comfortable life on the sidelines.But everyone has a story, and most have secrets--whether of ourselves, or others. When her grandpa uproots them to move closer to family, her reasonably comfortable life is flipped into something that she doesn't know. Her cousin Daniel and his friends, Kyle, Dolan, Cooper, and the experiences she gains from being in their band, help teach her to see reality from more than a perspective of self-blame and pity, and more from the messiness and the beauty that is within it. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ **trigger warning for talk of addiction/drugs, eating disorders, and mental illness** ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~…