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The End of Celeste Starlite

(Hi! This piece is inspired by, dedicated to, and quotes the lovely A. K. Ronin! While I don’t believe he’s published any work publically, I asked for how he would like to have been credited and wa...

08 - Locked Doors

And that was everything, really. I came out of that summer with nothing, for the most part. I suppose I had a car I could drive, so my commute to school would be a couple minutes shorter. The mone...

07 - Knock on the Door

It was stressful, knowing I was working for a purpose. I think that was starting to get to me, y’know? I realized that the money I was earning meant something. I remember debating whether or not I...

06 - Flashing Red

I had been a fan of the color red since middle school. It was one of my first defining traits. I followed the footsteps of my brother for so long, but for the first time I tried to be my own perso...

05 - 18+

The shock and awe of my aunts as they watched the host hand me a beer was simply a joy to watch. The beer didn’t taste great, but seeing how they reacted made it worth it. I had kept myself free o...

04 - Scared of the Dark

The light wasn’t there before. It was an alluring sight within the darkness of the apartment—the rest of the room felt dim in comparison as my eyes locked onto it. It wasn’t there before. The alar...

03 - Clock In

I suppose the first thing that really changed was my job. I got the call back almost a month after I sent my email. I almost gave up on finding a proper job, but they had called just after I got m...

02 - Open Doors

It was a strange sense of pride as I held that grade in my hands. “Number of errors: 14/15” [/] Passing Doing the things I had done before was never an encouraging feeling. Tests in school were n...

01 - Never Again

I told myself “never again.” Fresh memories of rain getting soaked into a jacket I still have today. Deep cuts in a loud beating heart I could never put into words. A form of complex emotion barel...

00 - Empty Summer

Dear Reader, The 8 writings below are tales of adulthood, and as such deal with some mild topics. These include discussion of abandonment, familial rejection, mental illness, anxiety, and minor m...