Stories

Stories·Anya Geist — rain drops rattled the water sending rolling hills of ripples far, far out into the lake. the water itself was a grinning sort of grey not gross, but fresh and...

Stories·Madeline Kline — The first one I pass Flower field with towering trees The second one I pass Dreary day with boring books The third one I pass Cantankerous child throwing torturous tantrum...

Stories·Haresha Sandamali Samaranayake — The giant man A giant of a man stood in the doorway. His face was almost completely hidden by a long shaggy mane of hair and a wild, tangled beard,...

Stories·Peri Gordon — A Man of Darkness By Peri Gordon, 10 His hair was darker than dark, his lips always sneering, his nose half as wide as yours or mine. He had a...

Stories·Ellen Yu — A Solitary Boy The morning sun shone down through the fluffy white clouds, sprinkled sparsely throughout the blue sky. A solitary boy happily skipped down a worn path starting from...

Stories·Ever Huang — There once was a short, stubby, old man whom everyone called Ol' Stephens who lived by himself down the road. His house was in terrible shape; with holes in the...

Stories·Anya Geist — 1. Like the rest of his body, his face was small. Not smushed in any way, just petite. His features were slightly sharp, like a dulled knife, and, like his...

Stories·Josh Elman — Shoes    The mother pulled her black hair into a ponytail. She sat on a rough,  torn, gray airport seat with a tiny girl in her lap, crowded in by ...

Stories·Shanthi Arun — A long black veil covered her pretty face. She clutched a photograph of him smiling. She was mourning. The features of her face could be seen only when you approached...

Stories·Enni Harlan — Evgenia Caranelli stood in the doorway of her mansion. She eyed her unexpected visitor, a mere child who appeared intimidated by the elderly woman’s manner. Most people were intimidated by...