Writing In The Shadows

\ud83c\udf49 Poet and storyteller writing from inside the shadows. Here to make you feel with depth, find hope, sometimes laugh, and feel less alone in this extraordinarily dark and absurd dumpster fire we call life. \ud83d\udda4\ud83d\udd25 Also, I sub back \ud83d\ude1c

If you’re also trying to build a life that actually feels like yours, you’re in the right place. I’m not here as a guru with answers. I’m here as someone walking through it too, sharing what I’m learning as I go.

From the gentlest love poem to the most incendiary political poetry. From literary fiction to fearless erotica. Work that moves between tenderness and fire, beauty and resistance, intimacy and power. Author of Paper Blanket: Collected Poems.

I was the addict you were told to fear. Shooting up in my neck, selling my body, and living by a logic that most people can't comprehend. I have 4 years clean and a diagnosis of psychopathy and zero interest in making you feel comfortable.

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.

Author of "Our Gravity" a LGBTQ+ love story that received a positive reviews from Kirkus Reviews, who called it: “A moving, introspective love story with poetic prose and complex characterization.”

Writer and thinker of the inner life; exploring consciousness, meaning, and the experience of being across literary forms. International journalism background. Four books shortlisted for the Amazon / HarperCollins Prize (2025).

If you’re looking for a front row seat to my mind which is kind of a mad house, welcome. I write short stories and a efff ton of poems. Follow my clunky journey of becoming an author.

I write gritty literature from the eyes of an exhausted father | Psychological horror, Narrative poetry, Corny notes | Subscribe if that’s your vibe

Tales of Addiction and Life. Trying to create a space where we can recover. Hopefully, we can relate and tell our stories so we can grow together. AMOR FATI.