Derek Moore stepped off his plane to America and made his way to the baggage claim. He picked up his suitcases and caught a taxi to the Excalibur hotel. He was in […]
Alcatraz Reunion – Part Three
The Blizzard
It was the last day of the week before all the kids at Woodbury Elementary school went on winter break. Instead of leaving, I waited for Casey, my younger sister. When her […]
Short Story: The JH Drama…
As the year began to end, I guessed everyone was becoming more and more lazy. As I walked into class, something felt off. Nobody was showing up to school, just because it’s […]
SHORT STORY: Escapee Part II
Caleb sat in the princess’s tower, unable to move. The men stared past their weapons and searched his face for answers. The guard barked orders, but Caleb wasn’t listening. All he had […]
SHORT STORY: Alcatraz Reunion (Part Two)
Agent Alfred Campbell shoved people aside as he ran through the crowds of Beijing, desperately trying to catch Alcatraz Escapee Clarence Anglin. Clarence was just ahead, running surprisingly fast for an 88-year-old […]
SHORT STORY-Escapee
Escaping was all Caleb had on his mind lately. He knew he wouldn’t be safe until he was at Accrington. It was hard living in Stanster, a place where you either live […]
SHORT STORY: Mary (Part 2)
Sunny Side Coast’s Cabin Mary saw as Jasmine gazed in horror at the knife she held. She wasn’t about to tell Jasmine what the knife was really used for. “No! […]
An Ocean Dream
One February morning, I looked out at the ocean. The cool breeze blew through my hair and the water lapped around my feet. I took a deep breath of salty air and […]
SHORT STORY: Alcatraz Reunion (Part One)
June 1962: The siren on Alcatraz Island went off as guards leapt to their feet. One guard, Derek Moore, ran up to the watch tower and aimed the huge spotlight at the […]
SHORT STORY: Mary (Part 1)
Sunnyside Coast Summer Camp Jasmine stepped out of her mom’s white, old, and beaten-up car, to have that familiar smell of sunscreen and salt fill her nostrils. The distinct breeze through her […]
SHORT STORY:Police’s Dilemma: At Gunpoint
Malus Servus smiled with a wicked grin of satisfaction. All he had to do now was click a button and the whole police station status would be compromised. Click a button, that […]
The Christmas War
Summer Coffèy sat and stared at the clock hands. The seconds ticked by as she waited for Winter Break. She was tired of school and of all the teachers forcing her creative […]
Short Story: The Poison Arrow
Some time ago, Jaelyn was running through the woods while playing hide-and-seek with her brother. Jaelyn was a beautiful young girl. She had hair as dark as the midnight sky which framed […]
SHORT STORY-Truly
A short time ago, There was a girl; her name was Ariana. She was orphaned at a very young age, and given to a young couple, who loved her, and always knew […]
Short Story – DANGER IN THE CASTLE
One summer night, four kids decided to sneak into an abandoned castle to prove that they were brave. At around midnight, the kids were dropped off at a party, but snuck out. […]
Short Story-POLICE’S DILEMMA
It was almost time. Nicole checked her watch once again and went through the steps in her head. Walk around the block, wait for a hand in your pocket, grab the hand […]
Short Story- Dragon Destroyers
School had just ended for the summer and Mason was thrilled. Along with the heat, the summer brought two whole months of non-stop video games and sleeping-in. As a plus, Mason also […]
Short Story – OH SWEET POTATO!
Abby Baker was a small-town girl living on a potato farm in Idaho. During the day, she would be in her mom’s bedroom getting home schooled with her older siblings or outside […]
MACHINE MISFIT – The Man in the Machine
Dr. Walson carefully examines his computer screen as small flashes of light briefly flicker and dance across the monitor. Sitting in a chair just a few feet away is his assistant, Dr. […]
Short Story: Cool Kids
Alex is just an average 14 year old 8th grade student at Belmont Middle School in St. Paul, Minnesota. However Alex likes to hang out with who he likes to call, the […]
