by Christine Eaton | Nov 18, 2016 | Book Recommendations, Fiction
“On a dark night in a dense forest, while the great wide wonder of the stormy sea threatened to burst through the trees and swallow her up, a girl lost her hat.” With this sentence, The Rise and Fall of Mount Majestic opens. Jennifer Trafton uses this...
by kingdompen | Nov 16, 2016 | Poetry
By Adora Istrate I’ll do it later, says the boy to his mother, Maybe it’ll get done in some way or another. I’ll do it later, says the girl with great dreams, But “later” takes up much more time than she deems. I’ll do it later,...
by Sierra | Nov 14, 2016 | Short Stories
The world was ripe for exploitation. Limitless opportunities to profit from, secrets to uncover and sell, systems to squeeze the lifeblood from and ultimately destroy. Infinite wealth practically begged to be carried off from less worthy masters and put to more...
by Sarah Spradlin | Nov 11, 2016 | Book Recommendations, Fiction
Will you be one of the few? Jason Ladd, a former Marine fighter pilot, draws a powerful correlation between our Christian search for truth with his own experience in and out of uniform in his book, One of the Few. This semi-autobiography tells the story of...
by kingdompen | Nov 9, 2016 | News
We are delighted to be presenting our fourth KP spotlight! In this installment we are featuring the lovely Charis Etter. Enjoy! Kingdom Pen: What do you like the most about Kingdom Pen? Charis Etter: The community and ideas from different writers like me. Also the...
