Jennifer Soldner
Bio
Hey there! I'm Jennifer, but please call me Jenna😊I'm an artist, a college student, a photographer and a writer. My favorite books to read are paranormal stories fused with mystery. I'm also a fan of the classics. Dracula is my favorite.
Stories (4/0)
The Haunting of Bly Manor: (Netflix TV Show Review)
The loss of a loved one can make a person behave in ways they might not otherwise would if the person were still alive. Paranoia from superstition, in certain cases, can be common symptoms of grief, and grief can make a person behave in ways that defy logic and reason.
By Jennifer Soldner4 years ago in Horror
The Haunting of Bly Manor (Netflix TV Show Review)
When one thinks of a haunting, a few things that typically come to mind are mist on a lake with a mansion in the background, or the sight of Norman Bates' big Victorian house with Norman standing at the top of the hill with a kitchen knife in his hand. Stephen Kings' "The Shining," a cursed hotel filled with the ghosts of people who died there, is also a great example.
By Jennifer Soldner4 years ago in Horror
Reflection's Echo
Rain fell against the glass of my bedroom window. It’d been raining all afternoon. Some first day it was back in New Hampshire — cold, dreary, and familiar. The only thing to brighten me up would be a hot cup of tea. Steadily my feet carried me to the kitchen. Aunt Margaret was asleep in her living room lounge chair.
By Jennifer Soldner4 years ago in Horror
The Experiment
Chicago; the city I'd come to call home. It wasn't the most ideal place in The United States, and like all major cities Chicago had it's share of problems. It was, however, the only city on earth that made me feel like I was contributing to something bigger than myself. With how quickly the world was picking itself back up, just two years after the China pandemic, Chicago had seen a number of disasters it was trying to repair itself from; economic disaster, high murder rates, riots, thousands of arrests, escalated numbers of homelessness, children orphaned before they were able to crawl. One could go on forever about how many other similar disasters were happening.
By Jennifer Soldner4 years ago in Criminal
