Mary J. Brayton, Author
Mary J. BraytonMemoir, fiction, and the real story of building an author's life. One chapter at a time.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Becoming Lucid: My Final Days in the Behavioral Health Unit (Chapter 10)
Previously, in Chapter 9, Mark is Superman in a delusion of mine. He comes to save me from the hospital. In real life, Mark, Mark’s dad, Sam, and his uncle Dan come to see me. They give me a blessing. I awaken one day lucid and realize noth...
Families, Fairies, and Fablehaven
Fablehaven by Brandon Mull
I remember reading Fablehaven with my family when I was a teenager. My siblings and I were all enthralled by the world Brandon Mull created. I especially remember the conversations we had with my mom about age...
Crying in a Hospital Bed: Crashing Back to Reality (Chapter 9)
Previously in Chapter 8, Mark and I honeymooned at Disney World. We spent a wonderful day in Hollywood Studios and then went to Olive Garden. Mark and I went to the various shows that Hollywood Studios offered. We laughed and joked around,...
Why I Write (And Why I’m Asking You to Support It)
I want to explain to you why this publication exists. Not just what’s in it, but why I keep showing up to write here.
The thread running through everything
If you’ve read Pushing Against the Mind, you know it’s a personal story, one ab...
Before the Mania: Our Disney World Honeymoon (Chapter 8)
Previously in Chapter 7, my delusion continued as I went to Disney World with my husband and twins, born two months apart. After our family vacation, we had to separate. Mark took our son. I took our daughter. I lived in Russia for a time a...
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