Author: Vennie Kocsis

Vennie Kocsis is the author of four books, including the best-selling memoir, "Cult Child," and her latest published collection of prose, "Keeper of Backwards Men." Vennie's motto is: "I write to live." She regularly posts content regarding trauma healing, daily life, poetry, videos and more. Vennie is currently writing her fifth book, and her first work of science fiction in the SFE Novum genre at Centarficus.com

Disregard

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The content expresses profound emotions of fear, loneliness, and pain, capturing a struggle for understanding and the burden of existence amid adversity and despair.

What Is This Place?

~ Vennie Kocsis

There's been a hell put on me, and it isn't written on frail paper, in black ink by pink skinned kings.

The Dolls Found Me: A Love Letter to the Fractured Whole

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The past; an identity as a survivor of loss, and the transformative impact of dolls representing inner selves, leading to healing and integration.

The Plane Crash

~ Vennie Kocsis

A caregiver's peaceful moment with a baby turns chaotic when a plane crashes, prompting panic and confusion.

The Hood

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A child experiences intense fear and confusion, trapped and hooded, yearning for closure on traumatic memories.