Lit Mag November 15, 2023 The Trees are Watching The Trees Are Watching by Dan Speeney The hills were dying. The dirt underfoot…
Lit Mag November 15, 2023 Any Holes Ant Holes by Ben Yekelchik They move like ants. Up and down and back…
Lit Mag March 3, 2023 Rising and Falling and Rising Again In Deep Run, Massachusetts, there is always a hint of magic. Turn up the corner,…
Creative Writing Workshop Students January 11, 2023 “Do You Still Love Me?” The door closed with a loud thud and she rested her back against its glass…
Creative Writing Workshop Students January 11, 2023 Liquid Gold The clock chimed three times, signaling that it was finally midnight. My medical instruments were…
Creative Writing Workshop Students January 11, 2023 The Ballgame He sets, deals. CRACK! The ball shot into the gap in left-center field, and bounced…
Creative Writing Workshop Students January 11, 2023 The Falcon Women’s Facility Chapter 1. Massive wheels the size of the earth rolled towards the town, screeching loudly,…
Lit Mag January 11, 2023 Drowning Lilies Perhaps it’s human nature that only in true desperation, the seemingly innate desire for survival…
Creative Writing Workshop Students November 20, 2022 Prognosis of a Doctor in the 1967 Television Series “Ironside”, Which I’ve Never Seen. I’ve got good news and bad news, Mr. Ironside. The bad news is that the…
Creative Writing Workshop Students November 20, 2022 Goodbye They run through the school parking lot with their backpacks over their heads to protect…