Author: Camden Rose

Camden Rose is a queer author who loves seeking out magic beneath the everyday world. Her works have appeared with Inner Worlds and Heartlines Spec. She lives in the Pacific Northwest with her spouse, black cats, and collection of books and board games. You can find her online at www.camdenscorner.com.

Writer /rīdər/ (noun)

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Am I officially a writer now that I am sitting in a Starbucks drinking tea and editing my story? I’d say so.

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The Sun Will Come Out Tomorrow

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If you haven’t heard already, the presidential inauguration address will be given by Trump tomorrow. And believe it or not, the world will not explode into a million pieces when he comes up on stage. Neither will the world erupt in celebration. The only thing guaranteed is that the sun will rise.

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The Perfect Princess Problem

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Cinderella, Snow White, Aurora, Rapunzel, Belle- what do all these people have in common? Not only are they Disney princesses, but they are perfect Disney princesses.

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My NaNoWriMo 2016

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November is over! That means that not only are we now officially into the Christmas season (Peppermint hot chocolate anyone?), but it is the end of NaNoWriMo! What is this interesting combination of words you ask? Well, lucky for you, I have written a blog about this! Click here to see it!

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Original Thoughts

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According to Yahoo, Wikipedia, and many other sources more reliable than those, there is no such thing as an original thought.

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How Are You?

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Yesterday, I was in line for lunch. It was a good day so far, but I still had much homework to do and plans with friends later, which meant I needed to leave the cafeteria as soon as possible. My plan was to swipe in, grab food, eat, and be out within 20 minutes.

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My Rite of Passage

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The first time I was ever cat-called, I was a freshman in college. I was walking back to my dorm at 10:30pm after watching a show performed by people at my school. My mind was racing about the 20 pages I still needed to read in Gulliver’s Travels before I was done with the book […]

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