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Featured Member Hall of Fame

Every writer who has held the Featured Member spotlight — a running archive of the faces of YWS.

412 Featured Members

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    Hello! I am a potato. I want to become an author and I write fantasy in my free time. I sometimes make poems when I don't feel like writi…

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    You've found this, I didn't think anyone read these besides me... I'm ArdenJinn, AJ, or Turtle! I'm proudly genderqueer, bisexual, and a …

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    LIPTON ζ he or she 🧿

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    Name's Skorp. Pronouns are she/her or they/them. I have been known to do many Tasks and Activities, including but not restricted to: watc…

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    and now you are and i am now and we're a mystery that will never happen again I was featured member April 20 - May 6 2019. My interview i…

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    Hello! My name is Gillian, but I also go by Gigi. I'm a traditional Christian that attempts to capture the beauty of creation and the com…

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    i aspire to be the most whimsical person anywhere i go if you read any of my poems, feel free to interpret them however you want! ☆

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    Just trying to figure out writing as I go :] occasionally I'll work on a short story or poem, but I'm hoping to finish a novel someday I …

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    so what exactly am I supposed to write here...?

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    I put my darkness in a wardrobe To spin stories, to write Tales from another globe Okay, I finally figured out what to write here! I'm Da…

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    Hello! It's nice to meet you You can call me Kage, I use she/her pronouns! As you can assume, I love writing. I love breathing life into …

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    Perhaps one did not want to be loved so much as to be understood.

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    Perhaps one did not want to be loved so much as to be understood.

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    I’m just a person. Ignore the below, it’s my About from 2007 that I’m preserving for posterity. It’s not true. (I can stand it.) Gawd I'm…



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