by kingdompen | Apr 30, 2013 | Articles, Theme
By Kathryn Comstock It is happening in everything: school work, literature and even writing. Meaning is being systematically removed and instead, we’re told that “it’s all relative”. There’s no real meaning in anything. This is called deconstructionism. I heard an...
by kingdompen | Apr 16, 2013 | Articles, Characters
By Hannah Mills- As did many others, I made the trek to the movie theatre to see Les Misrables. And, as many others are, I am a Downton Abbey fangirl. I could go on and on about the music in Les Mis, about the amazing screenwriting that makes Downton what it is, the...
by kingdompen | Apr 12, 2013 | Articles, Characters
By Eric Johnson What makes the best villains work? The simple answer can be summed up in one phrase: lots of things. There is, however, an even simpler answer. Dread is what makes villains work. A good villain is a villain we dread, a bad villain is one we don’t. So...by Braden Russell | Apr 8, 2013 | Short Stories
Creative, emotional, and thought provoking, I, Sherwood is an excellent short story with strong writing quality, imagery, and soulful questioning. Braden Russell comes through with an original take on the story of Robin Hood, told from a new pair of eyes. I, Sherwood...by kingdompen | Apr 5, 2013 | KP Updates, News
The next issue of Kingdom Pen has finally arrived! This issue marks the end of one era, and the beginning of another. While Eli King is moving on, his dream and vision will not be leaving with him. The work Eli has started with Kingdom Pen is far from finished, and it...