Personal creative writing and inspirational short stories written by everyday people from around the world.

During our lifetimes we will never run out of the endless opportunities to say something profound to our loved ones and yet we still find it easier to stifle our inner feelings into bite-sized sentences.

Sometimes an ‘I love you!’ or a ‘thank you!’ or an ‘I miss you!’ is simply not enough.  Thoughtful, creative writing and short stories work…

You Crossed My Sky provides the perfect platform for personal thought and expression in the form of unique inspirational short stories.

Say wonderful things… About wonderful people

You amaze me...
Thanks for the help...
I love the way...
My son is...

Thoughtful, creative writing and short stories work…   You Crossed My Sky provides an opportunity to dedicate a portion of your hectic schedule in an investment of your thoughts and feelings through creative writing and a personal short story.

Creatively write and recount an inspirational short story you’ve shared with your friends or family. A short story or memory that’s unique to your relationship together, then explain why their love or friendship is so important to you…

Read More...

Explore the library; read the amusing, heartfelt, sometimes poignant short stories of expression from around the world; the nurse, the musician, the author, the personal assistant, the successful businessman….

An opportunity to identify, understand and reflect on one of our published short stories or personal inspirations; written by everyday people from around the world... Creative writing at its best.

Read More...

Make the most of the opportunity available to you. Let your calling card be in the form of precious words for someone special to cherish.

The written word releases…
Unrestrained, unrestricted freedom of thought without the barriers of timing or circumstance. An arena to write and publish an online short story and in the process release your inner feelings….

Read More...

AUTHOR - CAROLYN H  - United Kingdom
It’s the little things I will always remember..

The smell of the Saturday newspaper concealing a bag of sweets for my brother and I, the sing songs in the car and the patient answer to the nightly ‘how many days is it until Christmas’….

I loved horse riding. Some how you found the money and once a month without any failure you would drive me out to the riding stables enjoying the
READ THIS STORY >>