Tell us who you are, and what you write. You don't need to share your name. You don't need a publishing credit or a finished manuscript. All you need is a love for dark, fearless storytelling. Tell us: What kind of dark fiction do you write or read? Which author or book pulled you into this world? What are you working on right now? We'll start, this is a place where your darkest ideas finally have a room to breathe.

I am whoever I need to be. I write my thoughts mostly, which often come out in prose and poetry. And I am working on a dark romance novel. Darkest ideas have room to breathe? Well, mine are just free. I never hold back. However, this claim is promising. If there is a darkness for me to find company in.

Speaking with @Davi Mai, he has encouraged me to share about my writing community here on Skool. Thank You Davi for allowing me to "advertise" in Unpublishable Writer, I am is a coaching led community for writers of all types. I am a professional writing coach whose work experience includes work at a publishing company. Writer, I am is a prompt driven practice space for writing. All genre writers are welcome. In the general community you will find monthly, weekly, and daily challenges, and writing tips. Tier membership level includes calendared group sessions. VIP memberships are for our 'focused' writers. These members are our writers who focus more on business and content writing, publishing, and the marketing end of writing (calendared coaching sessions). "Blue" content is creative, fiction, storytelling, and poetry driven. "Yellow" content is for our VIP members. Come to Writer, I am to practice writing, stay in the habit of writing, explore your imagination and emotions, and get better at your craft. Find us here: https://www.skool.com/writer-i-am-3440/about

Including a fun little game, "What Word?" Share a screenshot of your best score if you like :-) https://www.skool.com/unpublishable-1951/classroom

I was very happy to get the news that one of my short stories, a horror western (an experiment I was trying) was finally accepted after over a dozen rejections. It's not a big payday in any way (a few bucks) but it felt good having someone like this story that so many had turned down.