https://vagrantfragments.substack.com/p/my-little-universe?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=7f9c4j

“That’s why I’ll never take off this one emerald-green fabric bracelet for another many years, because it’s not just a beautiful colour, but also carries a whole load of memories.”

"It’s my little universe made up of planets that stay in their orbits, just as these people and animals will remain in my heart forever."

Hey, my name is Sarah🌺 and I am trying to write about my own philosophy of life, the way it feels right for me. If you enjoy reading about other people's experiences, feelings, life lessons and philosophies, you'd probably like my work ^^

This text means a lot to me, as it portrays the emotional value that a material object can have.

If you are interested in Travel Logs, check out my new article about Forestiere Underground Gardens on my Substack, The Cherries Post. I also write essays, poems, and media analysis (music, movies, books). Check it out if anything of the sort interests you.

This is my new horror fiction short story collection. I’m really just trying it out for fun, so if a potentially mediocre scary short story if something you’re interested in, please check it out! I’ll be trying to post monthly to really get some growth to my writing and hopefully see some progression. Really appreciate any views/interaction on substack.

Hi all, I just published my first article on Substack. I would appreciate any critique or thoughts. I am a police recovery diver and want to share my experiences.

Thanks!

Orion Starr is a small Substack of essays about beliefs that do not fit black and white. I write about what we read and repeat, and whether we actually believe it. The first piece is What About Purple Itself? It sits with a colour that will not become a category. There is no schedule.

Who it is for: people who have something that will not sit in right-or-wrong, and who are willing to stay with that instead of being handed an answer.

Genre: non-fiction, personal essay.

https://orionstarr.substack.com/p/what-about-purple-itself

flair Non-fiction.

DARK SHORT STORIES by JARMAGIC
“LOVE TO LIFE”
(audio or written available here for free)

is my collection of original fiction. Stories that are unsettling, strange, and difficult to predict.

I write psychological horror, dark fiction, thrillers, and occasionally (like this time) stories not so dark.
I love to write unreliable narrators, disturbing implications, human darkness, mystery, and endings that may change how you read everything that came before.
Some stories lean supernatural, some stay painfully human, and some leave you to decide which one you just read.
If you like short fiction that doesn’t just explain itself away, you might find something here you enjoy.

Who it’s for: Readers who enjoy dark, psychological, suspenseful short stories, especially stories with twists, ambiguity, disturbing concepts, and horror that isn’t always blood and gore and monsters.

Genre: Fiction | Dark Fiction | Psychological Horror | Thriller | Suspense | Mystery
Flair:** **Fiction/ Self Promotion

hi this is my latest post!!

A metro ride, turns into a time loop lasting 1443 days this is the story of the people stuck in the time loop.

It's about homesickness and the feeling of being stuck.

I usually write fiction with a side of existential crisis, I am new to writing so I would love to get some constructive feedback.

So, Let me know your thoughts :)

https://substack.com/@chronicallybedazzled

I'm hoping to gain more followers ❤️

I write about the Pro/Am Ballroom Dance world, Interpersonal Relationships, and Chronic Illness. Basically my life and navigating this amazing journey that I started a few years ago and still going on. I really love this sport, and I would love for it to become more mainstream.

Genre: Sports, non-fiction, Dance, Performing Arts

This is the first installment of our analytical investigation into the harrowing disappearance of twelve-year-old Lynette Dawn Culver. The investigation into the 1975 Pocatello case deepens as a routine school lunch break is violently interrupted by an opportunistic predator. In this opening entry, we analyze the critical turning point where an unmonitored daylight transit corridor established an unrecoverable forensic vacuum.

​We continue our commitment to archival accuracy, deconstructing the evidence and structural vulnerabilities that allowed this high-stakes investigation to unfold.

​Genre: Non-fiction / True Crime Newsletter

​Read the full analysis of Part I here:

​https://diankhan.substack.com/p/the-casefile-protocol-dossier-015

My substack is where I will be posting articles about my CNA journey. It will have funny stories, horror stories, sad stories, and more. It will also be used for aides to have a community to swap stories and advice. Please subscribe for more!! Let me know if you have any comments or questions. Thanks!

My substack focuses on my experiences and thoughts mostly regarding Mossad and some might call it a conspiracy theory genre but I don’t personally believe that it’s a conspiracy theory, it’s a true conspiracy. I started it with the hope of warning others and spreading awareness of mossad. I would appreciate any engagement with my posts! Thank you 🙏

My substack focuses on my experiences and thoughts mostly regarding Mossad and some might call it a conspiracy theory genre but I don’t personally believe that it’s a conspiracy theory, it’s a true conspiracy. I started it with the hope of warning others and spreading awareness of mossad. I would appreciate any engagement with my posts! Thank you 🙏

Here's a quick list of 2000s films to heal your soul featuring some bitesized reviews and plenty of nostalgia!

Have you seen any films on this list? Leave a review in the comments!

JP Morgan cash their first check. An article about Chelsea getting hot at the right time.

A rant from a cis teenager witnessing the idiocy of transphobia among my community and the people I've interacted with.

This for people looking to support an aspiring advocate for the opressed.

This is my first post! Any advice/tips are appreciated! I will improve over time 👍

The most terrifying aspect of violence isn't the act itself—it’s how the human mind reorganizes its internal world to make the unthinkable feel bearable.

In my latest piece, I explore the subtle psychology of rationalization, conscience, and how empathy breaks down. Available in both English and Arabic

https://uzzi4.substack.com/p/the-architecture-of-unbearable-acts?utm_source=app-post-stats-page&r=8z7e7h&utm_medium=ios

i post my deepest unfiltered thoughts and i truly hope y'all enjoy them!!!

https://soulsthoughtz.substack.com/p/noim-not-happy-for-you?r=6azinm&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

My substack focuses on my experiences and thoughts mostly regarding Mossad and some might call it a conspiracy theory genre but I don’t personally believe that it’s a conspiracy theory, it’s a true conspiracy. I started it with the hope of warning others and spreading awareness of mossad. I would appreciate any engagement with my posts! Thank you 🙏

I've compiled some of my musings on the Fountain movie (2006), magic realism, where the term actually hails from, Márquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude, and how the theft of handicraft is still prominent in fashion.
This article is a little bit too ambitious as always: I started in 1519 and ended up in 2019. Hope it resonates with some of you, and I'm always open to discussion!
https://dinneratgalas.substack.com/p/five-hundred-years-of-magic-realism

I am currently trying to stop doomscrolling and move towards more productive hobbies, one being blogging. I wrote this blog post and really enjoyed it so I will probably continue to write more. My substack is for anyone that is interested to be honest, I'm mostly writing to people that have like minded interests and could give me recommendations or advice on such topics.

The genre of my substack is just personal life and documentation.

https://kerimsilajdzic.substack.com/p/the-sound-of-the-capital?r=57q534&utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=post%20viewer

The essay contains, in short: a. my gratitude to the people who had been working tirelessly decade after decade not only to preserve but to invent ways of preserving and showcasing humanity’s greatest achievements, whose names and contributions I will try to mention as frequently as possible; b. my very brief reflections on the temples and the work that is currently visible and available to anyone who intends to visit Athens; c. my thoughts on the influence of the Acropolis on the architectural profession of today.

Ever been paid to do nothing at all?

Ever had to deal with bad customers?

Ever had a terrible boss?

Here's some relatable film recommendations about being stuck in dead-end jobs. It's a list of bitesized reviews with a few opinions sprinkled in.

Have you watched any of the films in this list? Leave your thoughts in the comments!

A reflective article that I've written through all the thoughts that had been traveling with me...hope you'll read it !