the Shrouded Grouse
GrousyGirl, JackWriting and illustrating in the liminal spaces and moody places. Supernatural neo-gothic fiction. Zines. Musings on what it means to be haunted. Waiting to see a real ghost.
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Yellow Backpack
**This was written to a random image prompt when I was practicing writing the “American Sentence”—a form created by Allen Ginsberg. It’s a sentence with exactly 17 syllables.
Tea for One
This was another story I wrote using a picture prompt (see the photo below) and rolling on a table for three “story tags”. I rolled: 1. Mystery 2. Ominous / Menacing and 3. Freedom, Autonomy
In the Light
This story was a little experiment, using a picture prompt (see the photo below) and rolling on a table for three “story tags”. I rolled: 1. Romance 2. Creepy / Uncanny and 3. Altruism, Sacrifice.
I Can't Help It
Not really a story. Call it a vignette if you want to. It’s just something close to my heart, about the thoughts that go through your head when someone dies.
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Writing and illustrating in the liminal spaces and moody places. Supernatural neo-gothic fiction. Zines. Musings on what it means to be haunted. Waiting to see a real ghost.
Jack Blessed is a fiction writer and poet whose work explores memory, myth, and the quiet violence of transformation. His stories often blur the line between dream and confession, drawing from folklore, noir, and the haunted corners of modern life.
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