Jade Hadfield
Bio
A writer by both profession and passion. Sharing my stories about mental health, and my journey to becoming a better writer.
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Stories (50/0)
The Protection of Magical Creatures and Otherworldly Beasts
Water crashed against the hull, knocking the ship roughly as it sailed towards the island. The crew hunkered down, their destination in sight, if only they could reach it before the storm worsened. The clouds swirled from fluffy white to a ghastly grey, heavy with rain threatening to pour perhaps all at once. Electricity tinged the air, they could feel it prickling the hairs on their skin, so attuned as they were to the subtle warnings Mother Nature provided.
By Jade Hadfield2 years ago in Fiction
The Teratoma
This article contains medical details and images. Please proceed with caution if you are squeamish or sensitive to this subject matter. I am not a doctor, just a writer with an interest in the bizarre. Do not use this article to self diagnose or seek medical advice.
By Jade Hadfield2 years ago in FYI
Websites like Vocal are Essential for Disabled Writers
I'm a disabled writer. These two traits are not connected to one another - I classified myself as a writer long before my diagnosis. At nine years old I decided I wanted to write books for a living, and set myself on a continuous path that, at the time, seemed relatively simple. The world often does to a child's eyes.
By Jade Hadfield2 years ago in Psyche
Sticky Labels: A Short Story
This short story and analysis was originally written for my University dissertation. As I’ve now graduated, I wanted to do more with this piece than letting it sit idle in my writing folder. I am not an expert on mental health; reasoning for details included in the story can be found through the analysis underneath. Everyone’s experience is different, and I in no way mean to stereotype or insult a person who suffers from any sort of mental health condition.
By Jade Hadfield2 years ago in Psyche