by kingdompen | Jul 3, 2020 | Short Stories
L.E. Williams The first time the sculptor watches a statue break, he can’t stop looking at it. It’s only just a copy, a terrible, half-finished copy at that, but someone had been careless enough to knock it over and now the...
by kingdompen | Jul 1, 2020 | News
Next month, we are bringing back a beloved Kingdom Pen feature: The Theme of the Month!What is It?Each month, Kingdom Pen will have a specific area of focus. Most of the articles posted during that month will be geared toward that specific topic. If you have been...
by kingdompen | Jun 19, 2020 | Poetry
Leon Fleming I see an author sitting still a page and pen nearby, And all the pages waiting till the frugal pen drew by. No thought to author of the pen nor melody untied Who sat and gazed on at the page the blank, unhelpful...
by kingdompen | Jun 12, 2020 | Poetry
By A. Riley Vallier I feel like I’m always falling shortDon’t we all, don’t we allFall shortFall down, fall downLondon bridge and Ring aroundI can’t hear a single soundI’m drowning in my thoughtsI counted the ways I hate myselfThe list numbered tenWish it was...
by kingdompen | Jun 8, 2020 | Characters
Matthew RolandIt is a truth widely acknowledged that a character’s flaws are much more interesting than any abilities they might have.Iron Man’s suit of armour is the stuff of awesomeness, but let's face it: if he didn’t start his journey as a self-absorbed jerk who...
