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...
by kingdompen | Nov 7, 2016 | Short Stories
By Tessa Just Swish, crackle, swish. The sound of straw being moved filled the longhouse. Fifteen-year-old Katrina blinked as a burst of sun lit the gloomy interior. A tall boy grinned down at her through the hole in the roof and teasingly dropped a...
by kingdompen | Nov 7, 2016 | Articles, Encouragement
It’s that time of year when we fasten our capes, buckle on our swords, brace our fingers, and begin to fight—ahem, write. Fifty thousand words written in one month. Are the warriors who attempt this venture insane or courageous? Perhaps they are both, but whether you...
by Hannah Carmichael | Nov 4, 2016 | Poetry
She lives in someone’s locket Alone and tucked away She wishes they would stop it And she wishes she could stay Inside of someone’s locket So pain would not quite hurt She wouldn’t have to watch it As people all left her But someone pried it open The...
by kingdompen | Oct 30, 2016 | Short Stories
By Jess Hessler I wasn’t too excited about visiting Gramps. After his last stroke, the doctor decided to keep him for a couple weeks to monitor the after effects. Gramps couldn’t talk or do much. He would just lay in the white bed while the various...
