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Blog post(Part I) A dark and heavy veil had lifted, a deep cold that occupied her entire consciousness burned away in a matter of seconds in a maelstrom of gold and white light. A deafening, high pitched screech paired with waves of vibrations washed over her until everything exploded into unimaginable agony. Neawendi tried to... Read More
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Blog postThe Origin of Dark Light I began writing this as a fan-fiction (though it is my universe and my characters) many years ago, it was never intended to be published, it was just a fun project. I’m not even sure it actually has a storyline… the point was—without spoiling too much—Shairën, Jillian, and Neawendi... Read More
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Blog postDark Experiments (Forever and a Night #2) By Lana Campbell I’ve never been a big fan of romance or vampire books, but the blurb convinced me to pick this one up and give it a shot. I laughed quite a lot since it gave the impression it would be a very interesting read, and it... Read More
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Blog postThe Wind that Blew like Rampaging Cats – a short story by Elin V. Pettersson (well almost… this nonsense was generated with plot-generator) —— Cameron Cox looked at the solid ruler in his hands and felt stressed. He walked over to the window and reflected on his idyllic surroundings. He had always loved wild West Boggins... Read More
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Blog postI used to write a lot of these weird short pieces whenever I had to pay attention to other things like … teachers… seminars…bla bla And it was time well spent I must say, so I could pull something like this out of a dusty folder and lol a bit at 5 am, a couple... Read More
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Blog postThis one was ridiculously hard to translate… Some sentences made no sense and in some place I had no idea who was speaking!! I improvised a bit to make some order out of the chaos so hopefully it is readable. I was quite surprised when reading this story again after such a long time. Even... Read More
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Blog postGive me a strong woman protagonist, one that doesn’t sit around lamenting about the tragedies that befall her. Can she be sad once in a while, frustrated, weak? Yes, but please don’t take me on a journey with a woman who wallows in self-doubt, who spends the entire book incessantly needing reassurance and clamoring... Read More
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Blog postGive me a strong woman protagonist, one that doesn’t sit around lamenting about the tragedies that befall her. Can she be sad once in a while, frustrated, weak? Yes, but please don’t take me on a journey with a woman who wallows in self-doubt, who spends the entire book incessantly needing reassurance and clamoring... Read More
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Blog postThe second story from my third grade notebook. Compared to what else I have, I really can’t have put much effort in this one. That fish drawing though… epic realism right there. Hubert The Fish Hubert competed with his fish friends. But Hubert was lucky and won the competition and he got his price. The... Read More
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Blog postI went through some drawers at my moms house and found a notebook with stories I wrote in my third grade. They were quite amusing so I thought I’d share them here with you. 🙂 This is the first story. The Beetle The Beetle Knut loves to fly. Sometimes he sunbathes. He hates all birds, but he has... Read More
Titles By Elin Pettersson
