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Hello everyone. I'm Fiona. I'm writing from somewhere past the moon, but still flying high in Appalachia.

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  • Fiona Bridges

    Hello everyone. I'm Fiona. I'm writing from somewhere past the moon, but still flying high in the foothills of Appalachia. Mom - Blue dot - Southern - healthcare social worker - insatiable -nature lover- Story teller.

  • Original Worlds (Ira Robinson)

    Character-driven speculative fiction that twists the familiar into the dark. I am a blind artist, musician, and storyteller creating dramatized audio and paintings. I don’t need to see the monsters in the basement to know their fears.

  • Sean M Hines

    Poet exploring perception, ethics, and the limits of meaning.

  • Kristina Ray

    the playful mystic—sharing my personal journey. I write about spirituality, self-love, how imagination creates reality and the illusion of separation. Empowering you to master your inner reality so you can create fulfillment and meaning in your life.

  • Stefan Pasek

    Autistic | Poetry | Lyrical Fiction | Quiet Recordings

  • Laura B

    Palestinian, AuDHD, Phoenix. \ud83c\udf49\ud83d\udc26‍\ud83d\udd25 Poetry, fiction, and whatever else lives in my head. Writing the real, the strange, the dark, the funny, the political, and all the in-between. Building a life around the stories I’m here to tell. \ud83d\udda4

  • Ellydreaming

    Artist, dreamer, wife, and mother of two. I paint in hopes of adding a little more beauty to the world.

  • Andrea (Andy) Curran \ud83c\udf04

    Technical support for the soul. I’m a poet and somatic coach helping writers get out of their heads and back into their bodies.

  • Wendy Parker

    Eternally irritated by the nonsense and poppycock.

  • Labyrinthia Mythweaver

    The Labyrinth is a cabinet of curiosities at the threshold of myth and mind. Enter a world of gothic psychological stories conjured from mirrors, masks, and the selves we fracture to survive. \ud83e\udd40

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