I hope you enjoy Aynsley Court Remains - Part II: The Quieting. aynsleycourtmysteries.substack.com/p/aynsley-co...

I may have been a bit overzealous and might not have the stamina to produce a written piece and three art pieces for the remaining three parts—but we’ll see. Here’s a sneak peek! 👀

Aynsley Court Mysteries: aynsleycourtmysteries.substack.com
My Personal Substack: substack.com/@brittanyjlmay

You can head over to the link in my bio to subscribe on Substack, and the first letter from Aynsley Court will land in your mailboxes on January 18th! It’s part one of a four-part story to get everyone familiar with the building.

I’m so excited to share my world and my words with so many talented writers. I invite you all to join me at Aynsley Court and indulge in all the delicious secrets it has to tell.

For now “Aynsley Court Mysteries” will hold short stories, almost like prequel material, that will help me world-build and get to know my characters in hopes of one day completing a series. Not for money or clout, but for me—to prove to myself that I can.

With that, I would like to welcome you all to Aynsley Court. This space comes from my deep love of mysteries and historical fiction. Aynsley Court is named after the building my life long friend Kaitlin and I rented together; I’ve always loved the name.

I recently dusted off my Substack, a place I owned but never inhabited. It’s an environment full of bright minds, supportive voices, & colourful commentary. Reading everyone’s weird short stories from various corners of the internet has sparked my creativity in a way I haven’t felt in a while.

Social media has stolen my time, hours I could be creating instead of consuming. We’ve replaced thoughtful, heartfelt prose with mindless, snappy clips. I’m not saying social media is bad, it can bring joy in the dark landscape we’re in but it can also be all-consuming.