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Weekly Creativity #156 | Flash Contest #32: Write a First Person Story Based on a Grandparent/Older Friend’s Memory

Post Published June 7, 2021 by Sage Millen

Interview a grandparent or older friend about a memorable moment from their childhood. Then, turn that memory into a first-person story, written from their point of view.
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Happiness Comes to America

Post Published June 1, 2021 by Emma Birches

All names in this story have been changed for privacy. A few years ago my mom and dad, my two older brothers, and I moved from a refugee camp in Tanzania to Chicago. Now I’m eleven years old.
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It needs courage!

Post Published June 1, 2021 by Emma Birches

It needs courage to build a school! It needs courage to touch children’s hearts! It needs courage to welcome homelessness! It needs courage to stand with us in one line!
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CRACKED (Conner)

Post Age 9 Published May 30, 2021 by Emma Hoff

CRACKED The ceiling hates me because it is cracked and imperfectand unloved and unfixed and nobody pays attention to it anyways, because they don’t care,well, I care, but that doesn’t really matte...
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Wondering

Post Age 11 Published May 29, 2021 by Lina Kim

Noelle was wondering. Noelle always wondered, whether she was at school, or at home, or anywhere. She daydreamed all day. She wondered what they were doing.
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How Stories Work-Writing Workshop #6: Heaviness

Post Published May 28, 2021

An update from our sixth Writing Workshop with Conner Bassett A summary of the workshop held on Saturday May 22, plus some of the output published below The Challenge: Simply, write a heavy stor...
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Cloud Jumping (Conner)

Post Age 9 Published May 25, 2021 by Emma Hoff

Cloud Jumping Every time I try to jump up to touch the black clouds,what bothers me most is that you can’t even enjoy falling back to the ground, because it’sa second of coming to the ground and t...
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The Memory Machine (Conner)

Post Age 14 Published May 24, 2021 by Sena Pollock

It was a sunny day and the birds were all singing. I imagined that I could understand them. “You did it-you did it-you did it you’ll never get-a-way.
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The Face of Time (writing workshop 5/22/21)

Post Age 11 Published May 23, 2021 by Ed Gajcowski

I talked, but I could hear my words filing into her ear and out of another like a string of music notes. She held her violin at playing position, but when I asked her to play something, she just looke...
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