Stories leave traces.
Whether on the reader’s skin, in the silence of their minds, or in the life of a fictional stranger.
These are the echoes of readers, real, imagined, or somewhere in between.

A new perspective. A silent strike.

A shared truth.

One Story, One Shift, a New Way of Seeing the World.

Writing Style

“Her work strikes a mix between poetic and exact. Always on the verge of the unexpected, somewhere between beauty and discomfort.”

“Reading her works is like entering a dream someone forgot to finish; rich in pictures, packed with significance, and yet familiar.”

“P.B Young not only writes stories, but also creates mood. Every sentence glides with a modest yet powerful resonance.”

The Stories

“Beneath each storyline lies another; a quiet subtext that lingers long after the last word.”

“Her stories are like riddles with emotional weight. They don’t just entertain; they also haunt and provoke.”

“The stories are well structured, like an elegant labyrinth. You intentionally lose yourself and emerge transformed.”

The Characters

“At the beginning, I was the side character, but somehow, the story became mine all along.”
The tool in the corner shop

“Finally, someone heard me.”
The plastic bottle in the ocean.

“She opened me, page by page, like I was a secret worth keeping.”
The character succumbed to anguish.

From Around The World

Οι λέξεις της είναι σαν μυστικά που δεν ειπώθηκαν ποτέ δυνατά — και όμως, σε κυνηγούν.”
(Her words are like secrets that were never said aloud — and yet, they follow you.)

Eleni Moustaka

From Around The World

“Njene priče nisu samo fikcija. One znaju gde te boli.”
(Her stories aren’t just fiction. They know where it hurts.)

Nikola Petrović

From Around The World

Тези истории приличат на сънища, които някой е оставил отворени. Те са нежни, тревожни и дълбоко истински.
(These stories are like dreams that someone has left open. They are tender, disturbing, and deeply real.)

Соня Петрова

From Around The World

“Ses histoires ne sont pas seulement lues, elles sont ressenties. Comme si chaque mot ouvrait une fissure dans notre monde intérieur.”
(Her stories are not just to read but to feel. As if each word cracks open something inside us.)

Danielle Lefeuvre