Gilded Stories

This is my take on a few cliches in the romance-fantasy world, but fear not! I've added quite a few sick twists and turns ;) - - - - - - - He's royalty. She's a thief. ...

Y/n L/n was 12 years old when her life turned around. She is one who plays virtual reality. Her parents are always on working trips, never home and she was never good at...

At the close of the Victorian Era, society still expected middle-class women to be "the angels of the house," even as a select few strived to become something...

As the sisters Lady Elizabeth, Evelyn, and Emma forge their way through the new world. The sisters have inherited everything from their dying parents had left them. Afte...

London, 1879. Beautiful, rich, kind, beloved by all and happily married to one of the most powerful men in England, Lady Lily lives the charmed life of a Gilded Age soci...

Recently I've read the young adult novel 'the gilded ones' by Namina Forna. I absolutely loved it, but noticed zero fanfiction written about it. So here is my go at it...

A poem written from a perspective of the gilded age & segregation / discrimination.

sing me sweetly in the silver midnight moonlight © 2018 issien

Mr. Charles Pierce arrives at the inviting City of Innocence as the caretaker of Crocus Gardens, his parents' estate. He gradually discovers in the underbelly of Innocen...

The famous American Gilded Age, a time in American history of innovation and wealth, an unexpected Romanic blossoms in one of America's Largest homes. This is historica...

Valentina didn't stand out. She was no one special... Or so she thought. But, after on fateful night, all of that changed. She has to learn to cope with new found abilit...

I will laugh with them, I will dine with them. I will dance with them, And I will smile with them. But what I will not do, Is fall with them.

After years of silence as a dutiful daughter, Frances' voice is offered to her once more when she meets Emyr, a penniless man far below her station. Only, the promises t...

A bittersweet poem of lost dreams and a hope for freedom.

Volume 1 of the series (yes the title is taken from Pompeii by Bastille) |• ○||○ •| primary theme: hypocrisy, foolishness and gullibility. Free prose