Chelsea Swiggett
Bio
I write a little of everything - book reviews, essays, folklore, history. I love researching and finding stories in everyday life.
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Stories (2/0)
The Women Forgotten
In February, around Valentine’s Day, my friends and I planned a girl’s night out. We all parked our cars along the road and carried our bags into our friend’s house to all get ready together because, for us, getting ready together is half of the fun. It was a whirlwind of glitter, wine bottles, cigarettes, mascara wands out of their tubes, eye shadow sprinkled onto the table like some kind of party drug. Clothes were flying everywhere and music was playing and there were a lot of laughs and hugs. That’s what I think of when I think of the women in my life. A beautiful whirlwind.
By Chelsea Swiggett4 years ago in Viva
The Philosophy of The Invisible Man
I have a rule about always reading a book before seeing the movie or TV show that it’s based on. If I read it after, I feel like my imagining of the characters is skewed. Also, in my opinion, it’s just more fun to see something come to life after reading it than it is to read something you’ve already seen.
By Chelsea Swiggett4 years ago in Horror
