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Shana Taube

Inktober52: Glide

Inktober52: Glide

In this psychological thriller short story, a therapist hears patients describe a shadowy figure that doesn’t walk but glides past their doors at night. When security footage shows it moving in her own hallway, she realizes the phenomenon isn’t just in their heads.

The Apartment With the Yellow Door

The Apartment With the Yellow Door

Somewhere between here and home.

Not Attached

Not Attached

A short story about HOA’s, loopholes, and weaponized magick.

The Haus Where Stories Live

The Haus Where Stories Live

Writing fiction isn't about having everything figured out - it's about making room for ideas, emotions, & uncertainty to coexist on the page. This piece reflects on storytelling as a gentle, intuitive process shaped by patience rather than pressure.

Three Times The Charm?

Three Times The Charm?

Sometimes you just have to try, try, try again.

What Remains

What Remains

Alone and on the run, a fugitive seeks refuge in the ruins of a forgotten rehab center—only to find that the deepest prisons are the ones built in the mind.

The Writer’s Path: Lessons from Rowling, King, and Christie

The Writer’s Path: Lessons from Rowling, King, and Christie

Ever wonder how famous authors craft unforgettable stories? From J.K. Rowling’s detailed outlines to Stephen King’s daily writing habit and Agatha Christie’s quiet mental plotting, their creative processes reveal that there’s no single path—only the one that works for you.