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KP Book Review: The Lost Girl of Astor Street
By M. R. Shupp If your best friend was kidnapped, to what lengths would you go to bring her home? Piper Sail is an eighteen-year-old woman living amidst the jazzy 1920s. When her best friend, Lydia, goes missing, Piper breaks the societal expectations for a woman her...
Hyperspace
Captain’s Log, Stardate 70797.4 For thirteen hours and twenty-four minutes, we have tailed the cosmic trail of the vandalizing devils who dared damage our ship’s hyperdrive. I stare out the glass and into the black that seems to be the color of...
Three Types of Telling You Must Erase to Create an Intimate POV
By Gabrielle PollackYou’ve just created a new character and are excited to share his point of view with readers. He’s witty, charming, flawed, and about to embark on the adventure of his life. You’re desperate to bring readers up close and personal with him. If you...
The Sheer Awfulness of Christianity
By Daeus LambAs much as I appreciate saying “you” instead of “thou,” I can't help feeling that modern English has lost some of the richness our language once possessed. The word awful is a prime example. Today we use it to mean...
Seventeen
By Hannah Whatley When I was a child, I spoke as a child; I acted and thought and felt as a child, But then I turned seventeen. Seventeen—Oh, the great and glorious mystery, Between the realms of infancy and maturity; The questions of life that...
Five Methods to Flesh Out a Character
By Naomi JacksonIt's happened to every writer. You push through thousands of words like butter, and then a pivotal character suddenly dries up. The voices in your head stop talking. You're stranded without a plot or character arc,...







