by Christine Eaton | Jul 26, 2017 | Book Recommendations, Fiction
In S. D. Smith’s The Green Ember series, rabbits walk on two feet, wear clothes, and carry swords, and each page urges you to keep reading. The main characters, Picket and Heather, are two young rabbit siblings whose father once told them legends of King...
by kingdompen | Jul 24, 2017 | Poetry
By Grace M. The wind whirls Curls Shakes Quakes It pushes the seas And causes the breeze It flies the kites And stirs the nights It rustles the leaves And carries the bees It sways the tallest of towers And swirls the rain in spring showers It brings the sand across...
by Cindy | Jul 19, 2017 | Poetry
The idea of sound has always been one of my favorites. To watch fireworks as they hit the top of an inky black sky and shudder delightedly at the boom that follows. To touch the frosted window as the snowflakes dissolve into teardrops and hear the howling of the wind...
by Josiah DeGraaf | Jul 17, 2017 | Articles, Theme
As of this Saturday, I’ve been reviewing submissions at Kingdom Pen for four years. During this time, I have seen several trends in content that’s submitted for publication. Few are as prevalent as allegories. Roughly half our fiction submissions are allegories of...
by kingdompen | Jul 14, 2017 | Short Stories
By Jane Maree I scrub some of the dirt from between my fingers, trying to ignore the furious beating of my heart as I hobble across the pavement. My arms sting with small nicks and scratches from hours of scrabbling through the ruins, but all for nothing. I...
