by kingdompen | Aug 29, 2016 | Articles, Plot, Publishing
By Anastasia McTague Lots of young writers have had to tangle, at some point or another, with the terrible synopsis—a means of distilling the entirety of a story into a few intriguing sentences that quickly and easily explain the plot. If you haven’t yet had to write...
by kingdompen | Aug 26, 2016 | Short Stories
By Timothy Young After I had been stricken for many days, I laid down in the shadow of a rock and fell into a restless sleep. I had slept here before, but it had been some time ago. As I slept, I dreamt of a fair country, or it seemed fair at first. Then I realized...
by kingdompen | Aug 24, 2016 | Poetry
By Katrina V. Remember the soldiers The sisters and brothers Who fought for our freedom And still fight today Remember the parents The wives, sons, and daughters Still waiting for loved ones To come home okay Remember the struggles The pain and the hardship So we...
by kingdompen | Aug 19, 2016 | Poetry
By D.G. Snapper According to the riches of His grace, I am covered by the shield of faith, Under His yoke With unconditional love Which is beyond comprehension. Apart from the world; Against the evil, And in the place of condemnation Prior to accepting that I have...
by kingdompen | Aug 15, 2016 | Poetry
By Emma Travis The fabric was blank. The void, so still, so silent, Just You, You in Your beauty. Threads of quiet universe Hushed, waiting. Wise and understanding, You knew, Knew Your heart held love, A thing more powerful Than any solitary force. You knew the...
