Author: Apple Nocom
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I Can’t Tell [Flash fiction]
A flash fiction piece about secrets. Written for Flash Fiction Friday’s prompt “I Can’t Tell.” (#FFF 225)
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On status anxiety, roots, and even more inner work
I write about rejection sensitivity, the notion of losing love, and the resurfacing of younger selves. (Originally posted on Substack.)
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On inner child work
Baby Apple’s dreams, anxieties, pursuits, and the way she persists into the present. (Originally posted on Substack.)
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From the drafts
As I battle my fear of being seen, here are some excerpts from letters I wrote and never published. (Originally posted on Substack.)
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Crystallized [Flash fiction]
A flash fiction piece about stolen memories. Written for Flash Fiction Friday’s prompt “Crystallized” (#FFF 225) and part of the Makoltaverse library.
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Enough is enough
Oversharing little griefs again: the only pathway I know into writing again. (Originally posted on Substack.)
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brain fog [a poem]
A journal entry that turned into a rant that turned into a poem about executive dysfunction.
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The Isolation Journals: Dead Wrong
In response to an Isolation Journals prompt, I’m thinking about an on-again off-again friend I was wrong about.
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