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White Silk

A Selection of short stories that entertain

​​For anyone who’s ever fought for their dreams or defied the odds, these real life stories reveal the beauty in life’s messiness.

Enter these realms with an open mind... 

FOREWARNED
It's a knowing, an unconscious sense. Which way will it come, which way will it end
PICK LIST
Tales of sorts with no title to fix. To uncover the narratives, jump into this mix
COMIC STRIP
The funny thing is, laughing at yourself is the cheapest and most effective medicine
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Step into the danger zone

Beyond wild realms and bold adventures, our untamed, uncut, true accounts will stretch the limits of your imagination and scream for your attention.

Gritty escapes and twisted tales...

Paranormal trickery is where spirits demand that you play by their rules
GHOSTLY FABLES
POLARITY
Contrary to appearance, are the darkest shadows of truth hidden in plain sight
TREPIDATION
Tales of acute fears, neurotic phobias, despair, and the clout of the maladjusted
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From struggles to triumphs

If you’re here for truth wrapped in grit—welcome home. Here is where we dodge bullets, bats, and horseshit; delivering the kind of insight you won't find in any self-help book.

Take life by the ballz...

Fight, flight, freeze and fright, hold on to your knickers, we’re in for a wild ride
RIVALRY WARS
RUNAWAY
Running from here to there is not a destination, but a world of indifference... until its not
DRUGGED
The road to freedom is paved with stupid intentions through mind altering debris
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About the author...

Kimberley McGill is the author of the psychological thriller Half-Quasi. She has published on her website,  www.tobeexpressed.com, over 110 short stories spanning ghostly encounters, rivalry wars, and profound life reflections. Her memoir, Up Close and Cunning channels a lifetime’s worth of struggle, grit, and awakening, offering readers a visceral, honest experience grounded in real emotional stakes. Her mission is to help others learn life’s hardest lessons without having to endure the same pain firsthand.​

Kim McGill

Do fables grow in bullshit? Do legends sometimes stink?

Of course they do, that's why we color them in ink. 

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