by kingdompen | Sep 25, 2023 | Style
By Sarah Elizabeth SaxI’ll admit it. I can be a literary snob. My siblings especially hate this—I’ll look over the books they’re reading and criticize the prose. Ah, well, it’s the consequence of having a writer for a sister. Anyway, I love...
by kingdompen | Aug 18, 2023 | Short Stories
By A.B. Swinborne I was a daughter of the sun, ageless and ethereal. My very being was constructed from light, a light which I shone onto the edges of my world. A world I saw, but never touched. My rays reached them, giving them...
by kingdompen | Aug 16, 2023 | Short Stories
By Hannah HershbergerA boy sits alone on the beach in the predawn stillness, running his hand through the sand. It's cool, the sand, fluid like silk. Not that he feels it. He's numb, not the sort of numbness that comes from cold, but the blankness of emotion that...
by kingdompen | May 5, 2023 | Short Stories
A MILLION WORDSby ANN STANLEY “I'm so sorry for your loss.” “Do you have any plans for what you're going to do now?” “He was such a nice boy, always smiling. Her...
by kingdompen | Apr 21, 2023 | Poetry
By Joy Calle MartinezLet my life, O Lord, be as fragrant incense ever rising before You;let it be as a burnt offering laid upon the altar of Your grace;let it be a living sacrificeholy and acceptable to You.Let my life, O Lord, ascend to Your heavenly...
