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P.B. Young

  • The Anatomy of Temptation

    The Anatomy of Temptation

    Published On: September 26th, 2026|0 Comments on The Anatomy of Temptation|
  • The Imaginary Battle

    The Imaginary Battle

    Published On: September 18th, 2026|0 Comments on The Imaginary Battle|
  • A split-scene illustration showing the contrast between comfort and war. On the left, a person sits on a couch watching a TV that displays tanks and explosions, with popcorn and a drink nearby. In the center, a large hourglass contains a burning city in its lower half. On the right, a soldier aims a rifle amid flames, and a child sits in rubble with a dirty face. At the top, the text reads “THE DANGER OF GETTING USED TO EVERYTHING.”

    The Danger of Getting Used to Everything

    Published On: September 10th, 2026|0 Comments on The Danger of Getting Used to Everything|
  • A cozy writing nook beside a rain-speckled window. A cream-colored kettle labeled “Polly” sits on a wooden table, releasing curls of steam into warm golden light. In front of the kettle is an elegant floral teacup and saucer filled with tea, accompanied by a small spoon. A handwritten notebook titled “Plan to be Filthy Rich” rests beside a pen, listing steps involving a great story, AI, and publishing. A sticky note reads, “EDITING: The worst part of the job. But the book is more important than the words.” A framed sign nearby says, “First tea as poor... First tea as a billionaire...” A plaid blanket drapes across the left side of the table, creating a comfortable, reflective atmosphere centered on writing, tea, and creative ambition.

    The Difference Between Producing Words and Producing Value

    Published On: September 7th, 2026|0 Comments on The Difference Between Producing Words and Producing Value|
  • Author's desk with notes about literary agents, publishing contracts, book deals, author careers, and traditional publishing. A visual guide to what literary agents do, how they help writers negotiate rights, and the advantages and disadvantages of literary representation.

    What Does a Literary Agent Do? The Truth About Publishing’s Most Misunderstood Profession

    Published On: September 4th, 2026|0 Comments on What Does a Literary Agent Do? The Truth About Publishing’s Most Misunderstood Profession|
  • Digital illustration contrasting intelligence and wisdom. On the left, a young man with a glowing brain and blue circuitry symbolises analytical thinking and technology. On the right, an older man with a beard, warm sunset tones, an open book, and a compass represents reflection and experience. A jagged line divides the two halves, highlighting the difference between intellect and insight.

    The Real Difference Between Intelligence, Wisdom, and Stupidity

    Published On: September 1st, 2026|0 Comments on The Real Difference Between Intelligence, Wisdom, and Stupidity|
  • A dreamlike surreal family reunion scene on floating platforms and clouds, where mourners gather around a coffin under a pastel sky. Floating staircases, portraits, and a swing with children create an ethereal atmosphere of memory and loss.

    Family Reunion

    Published On: August 26th, 2026|0 Comments on Family Reunion|
  • Conceptual illustration contrasting storytelling and word count. The left side shows an open book radiating golden light with a hero, dragon, castle, and ship symbolizing imagination and narrative depth. The right side depicts a stack of papers, ruler, and digital word counter representing quantitative writing metrics. Warm tones on the storytelling side contrast with cool grays on the word count side.

    Word Count vs Storytelling: Why Great Writing Isn’t Measured in Numbers

    Published On: August 23rd, 2026|0 Comments on Word Count vs Storytelling: Why Great Writing Isn’t Measured in Numbers|
  • A woman walking barefoot down a dimly lit hallway, her body dissolving into floating particles as she fades away toward a glowing doorway in the distance.

    Haunting Weight‑Loss Mirror: When the Reflection Steps Out

    Published On: August 21st, 2026|0 Comments on Haunting Weight‑Loss Mirror: When the Reflection Steps Out|
  • A detailed digital illustration showing the modern publishing world: a female writer typing at a cluttered desk with books and coffee, surrounded by social media icons and a glowing book-shaped doorway; a bustling book fair with neon signs like “NEW BOOK RELEASE” and “#1 BESTSELLER”; a rocket launching near a city skyline filled with screens and ratings; and a male author recording a video beside charts, stacks of books, and money, symbolising creativity, marketing, and the noisy marketplace of modern literature.

    The Modern Book Market: Why Abundance, Attention, and Authenticity Define Today’s Authors

    Published On: August 17th, 2026|0 Comments on The Modern Book Market: Why Abundance, Attention, and Authenticity Define Today’s Authors|
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THE SPELLBINDER

Rooted in quiet places, I craft worlds from glances, ghosts, and growing things.
I write from somewhere in the middle; not quite here, not quite there.
This is where I leave the door slightly ajar.
Welcome to the hush behind the veil.

WHISPERS

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The lamp says it’s never been sure of its light
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The leaf says it never chose to fall. It just couldn’t resist the wind.
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The balloon tried to keep floating. But it got tired of the empty sky
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The clock has started losing time. But it claims it’s the seconds that are too eager
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The leaf said it was born to be a song. But no one was listening.
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The vintage pen
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Violin’s string
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A simple fork and pretty spoon
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The candle whispers that it never wanted to melt
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A disfigured plate
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The hat wonders why it was always meant to be on someone’s head.
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The music box plays a tune you’ll never remember.
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The chair says it doesn’t mind the weight of your thoughts
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The tree says it never understood why people wanted to climb it
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The shopping cart wonders why it’s always the one that gets pushed.
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The door keeps asking why it was made to open.
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The seashell claims to have heard the ocean’s secrets
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The lightbulb says it was only ever meant to flicker
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Thoughts
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