
Amanda Starks
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Fantasy writer, poet, and hopefully soon-to-be novelist who wants to create safe spaces to talk about mental health. Subscribe to my free newsletter at www.amandastarks.com for updates!
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Fantastical Vocal Favorites Vol. IV. Top Story - June 2024.
Welcome back everyone to a very special volume of Fantastical Vocal Favorites! Before choosing the pieces to be featured on FVF, I like to think of a theme or 'vibe' I want to shoot for so that all stories picked fit with each other in some way shape or form.
By Amanda Starks2 years ago in Writers
Port A Outside My Window
It's been 12 years since I've seen you last. Through these adult eyes, you haven't changed in the places that matter. My childhood memories ring strong in your presence, creating a resonance between who I once was and who I have now become without you.
By Amanda Starks2 years ago in Wander
If Evil, Why Cute?. Top Story - May 2024.
It starts like this, fair readers: It's the early morning, and I've just stolen the last cup of coffee from the pot. I open up my brainstorming journal to scrappy pages, my laptop primed upon a dusty, glowing white screen; words either already written or about to be written upon the blank spaces.
By Amanda Starks2 years ago in Humor
And the Sun Came Up Tremendous. Top Story - May 2024. Content Warning.
In memory of the 12 girls who were among the first victims of the atomic age. The screen on Mara's smartphone screamed beams of blue light into her eyes as she doom scrolled through social media. It was 4:13am, and she was still laying on her side in her bed unable to let go of the news headlines whipping past.
By Amanda Starks2 years ago in Fiction
Return of the Tidecaller
Change. It can occur without warning. Run, they scream. They are all screaming, but I do not turn to ask them why. Their robes bristle and their teeth flash in the light of the setting, blood-stained sun, but I do not feel alarm. I can feel the rumbling of hundreds of fleeing feet hitting the sand around me, and a gentle roar steadily growing louder, and louder, and louder until it begins to drown out my own thrumming heartbeat. And yet, I do not move.
By Amanda StarksExclusive • 2 years ago







