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  • Letters Never Sent: The Lost Art of Epistolary Writing

    There are words that never find their way into envelopes, sentences that dissolve before the ink has dried. The half-finished letters tucked away in drawers or lingering in the drafts folder of an email account carry a peculiar kind of beauty — not in their completion, but in their incompleteness. They are moments preserved in…

  • A Story a Day: Rediscovering the Women of Modernism

    In the canon of modernist literature, the names most often echoed are familiar and resounding—Joyce, Eliot, Woolf, Pound. Yet, beneath this chorus lies a quieter counterpoint: the women whose voices shaped the same landscape but were often muted by the machinery of publishing, gender politics, and academic curation. Their stories, fragmented and luminous, tell not…

  • Between Lines and Journeys: The Writer’s Map in an Ever-Changing World

    Writing is not just the act of putting words on paper — it is a journey through memory, emotion, and imagination. At Madison White Writes, we explore how stories begin, evolve, and resonate long after they are read. Whether through flash fiction, poetry, or literary essays, each piece is a compass pointing toward deeper truths.…

  • Romantasy 101: Tropes Readers Love

    Romantasy blends the sweep of epic fantasy with the heartbeat of a central love story. This guide explains what sets the genre apart, the tropes readers search for, and how to design worlds, characters, and plot beats that deliver a satisfying, high-stakes romance without losing the magic. What Is Romantasy? Romantasy is a hybrid where…

  • The Girl with the Greyhound Pin

    I’d forgotten that I was wearing it, to be honest. I had owned this pin for over six months at this point. It wasn’t new. It had fuzzies attached to it. Most of the time, it was at least moderately hidden by my hair or scarf. But this pin became an extension of myself, as…

  • A Story a Day #24: Marcel Ayme

    The Walker-Through-Walls” Marcel Ayme A boring man of 46 discovers a unique ability to walk through walls. At first, he is not that interested in it but sees a doctor who gives him a couple of pills that should take the power away. He puts them away and continues on in his normal life until…