Morgan Rhianna Bland
Bio
I'm an aroace brain AVM survivor from Tennessee. My illness left me unable to live a normal life with a normal job, so I write stories to earn money.
Stories (107/0)
The Lion King 2: Simba's Pride
Widely considered Disney's best sequel for good reason! The animation looks great for its budget. Lackluster songs, but an excellent voice cast. Standouts are Jason Marsden's Kovu and Suzanne Pleshette as Zira, one of Disney's scariest villains.
By Morgan Rhianna Bland8 months ago in Critique
The Monster King
Once upon a time in a faraway land, a prince lived in a shining castle. What’s that? You thought the prince was spoiled, selfish, and unkind? Boy, do you have it wrong! This prince was humble, generous, and compassionate, and his kind nature nearly became his downfall.
By Morgan Rhianna Bland9 months ago in Fiction
The Light Protector
Claire snuggled into bed as her mother tucked her in. The dim glow of the nightlight and the warmth of the blankets cocooned around her gently lulled her to sleep. Her eyes drooped but instantly snapped open again as she heard a soft humming sound. She blinked, and in the shadows, she saw a flying insect at the window. It had large orangey-brown wings with black spots, and it kept flying at the window, as if trying to attack the light within,
By Morgan Rhianna Bland9 months ago in Fiction
- Second Place in Pitch Your Pilot Challenge
The Spinster Seamstress
Diiiiiiiing! Lois’s alarm clock blared. Blinking in the dark, she felt for the clock on the nightstand and switched it off. The small bedroom was bathed in dim light as she switched on the lamp. She rose, showered, dressed, and fixed a simple breakfast of eggs, toast, and coffee. Her gray tabby cat, Earl, rubbed against her legs as she turned on the gas stove to cook her eggs. He looked up, greeting her with a meow, and she laughed. Good old Earl! He was the only man Lois let into her life!
By Morgan Rhianna Bland10 months ago in History
Five Stages of Grief
I. Denial When her father died, she denied. She denied him her tears and affection because she wanted to appear strong. She wanted to prove that she would be alright without him, that she wouldn’t become the fragile, weepy stereotype of a grieving daughter - because she knew how much he hated stereotypes! Instead of kind words, she would pick fights with him. She thought she was doing the right thing. If he was angry at her, at least he wasn’t feeling sorry for himself. But he didn’t understand. He died thinking she no longer loved him.
By Morgan Rhianna Bland10 months ago in Art