Category: Prose/Fiction
Drawn to the Chaos
Dragon – Linh Tran Drawn to the Chaos Sam Hollingshead A psychedelic mass of flashing lights snatched your attention. This store seemed no more than an eyesore, a mere sore thumb to the beautiful mountainous scenery all around you. An interruption. Confusion tore through… Continue Reading “Drawn to the Chaos”
There’s a Little Green in the Ocean
Harbored Stillness – Izzy Brown There’s a Little Green in the Ocean Emma Hessler July 2, 2025 is the date shown on Boot’s fishing calendar. July 2. Today marks the anniversary of Boot’s marriage with his wife. He misses her everyday. He plans to… Continue Reading “There’s a Little Green in the Ocean”
A Starlit Reverie
Mosscape – Chloe Fox Sofia Herbert The human eye can see up to about 9,096 stars across the entire sky, but since we can only see half of the celestial sphere at any given moment, we really only see about 4,548 stars in ideal… Continue Reading “A Starlit Reverie”
The Secret
Thunder – Henry Zhang Jaden Colson I have always heard talk about the popular heirloom that has been passed down in my family. But I have never seen it in my life. All of my Aunts and Uncles and even some of my older… Continue Reading “The Secret”
James’s Pawn
Venturing – Cashier Brooks James Parviz As customers walk in and observe all of the items on the shelves of items to purchase they see me as the main seller waiting for somebody to approach me. The wood planks along the walls with the… Continue Reading “James’s Pawn”
If the World was Going to End in Three Days
Dawns – Chloe Fox Catie Chua If the world was going to end in three days, then my nerves would swallow me. I would wander my house feverishly, and stop at the pantry, knowing most of the food inside would not be eaten in… Continue Reading “If the World was Going to End in Three Days”
The Moves
Lil Lizard – Damien Luciano Nico Gaddini 11 times I’ve had to move. And 17 times I have to either make new friends or rekindle an old friendship. I can’t even put into words the amount of times I’ve had to change schools or… Continue Reading “The Moves”
The Truth Behind Picky Eaters
Comfort of Home – Carys Thomas Alexa Wadley As I’m eating the chicken from the cafeteria at school, I hear others around me loving the same food. At the same time, I’m not enjoying it as much. This brings me back to the one… Continue Reading “The Truth Behind Picky Eaters”
First Today
Vista – Henry Zhang Bryce Augusti I awoke to something much worse than the Ravens. They had watched silently and led me somewhere. This was a pointy object in my face, with a blurry figure holding onto the end. After a few moments, I… Continue Reading “First Today”
Crazy Vegans Struggle Up the Moral Food Chain
Reflection – Carys Thomas Hope Hauck Avocado toast, tofu sandwiches, and raw vegetables–in other words, the food of devout, violent, devil worshippers (at least according to some). Recent studies show that many Americans equate veganism and refraining from consuming animal products with metaphorical sacrilege.… Continue Reading “Crazy Vegans Struggle Up the Moral Food Chain”