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KP Book Review: The Promise of Jesse Woods
He loved her. She loved him. He was a preacher’s kid. She was a girl who needed help. The book seemed like a straightforward Appalachian love story. Then it happened. After that moment, the promise of a future together vanished. But he never learned what “it” was....
Sculptor
By Keela Dee Your chisel cracks my stone, carving out dimples, refining as each crumb flies off my base, harmful, unnecessary. Your point prods and pierces, leaving me silently yelling, staring at now empty space where my rock had just been. My set eyes couldn’t see...
How Subplots Can Magnify the Emotional Depth of Your Story
Subplots don’t randomly crop up. Not good ones anyway. Like the main plot, a subplot must have a purpose and drive an aspect of your story.Subplots can serve various parts of your story and perform multiple functions simultaneously. They can raise stakes, increase...
Broken
By Olivia Giordano It’s as crystal clear as glass Everyone’s hiding behind a mask In desperation Striving for perfection Broken Torn Shattered in a million pieces The judging never ceases Words laced with pain All I feel is shame I will never be perfect In this...
The Advantages of Being a Young Author
By Julia ElizabethAs young authors, we often focus on the downsides of our youth, such as being unable to drive a car or work at a full-time job.We think people will look down on and underestimate us, and we worry that we’ll waste precious hours trying to convince...
How to Write the Worst Dystopian Novel Ever
We hear YA dystopian novels are still decently popular these ideas. So we wanted to help you out. After all, it's never too late to crassly cash in on a genre that sells. Here's our carefully-compiled advice on how to beat everyone else in the genre....