“Magic Mystery: A Fantasy Satire, Chapter One” by Genevieve O.
–Magic Mystery: A Fantasy Satire– –Chapter One– – Who even likes magic mysteries, anyways?: As seen by Miracle (The)– by Genevieve. O “Please,” I […]
Articles by Prof. Lisa Billa
Sparks of work from WriteNOW webinars!
Along with our classroom forum for students’ stories and poems, an exciting part of WriteNOW Workshop is creating and sharing fresh new work each week […]
“Oberon and his owners” by Celestine
Opal glowered as Sapphire, furious and aghast at her twin sister’s complete shamelessness. Their brother, Ash-Lee, held the leash of the family cat, Oberon, in […]
“Cold rusted things” by Celestine
Cold rusted things As cold rusted things turn inside my brain, As ancient cogs, soaked beneath the rain Cold and clear snowflakes drifting through the […]
From “Hunter’s Guild” by Juli A.
Chapter I The Woods Somewhere in the woods, a teenage girl hopped from fallen log to fallen log. She had long, messy blonde hair with […]
“Fallen and Found” by Zoe P.
Chapter two: Fallen I sat down on my bed as Emirah left the room. My shoulders felt heavy. Why…? Why did this keep happening? I […]
“Darkness” by McKenzie
Darkness. It is not scary. It’s what is in it that is. You can never see, but that doesn’t mean you can’t hear. If you […]
“White and All the Other Colors” by McKenzie
White. It is blank, like the sky. The only thing in the sky are the clouds, covering up its bareness. White can’t hide, it can […]
“Secrets” by Alexa
You said we could write about anything for this assignment and you won’t read it. I doubt that very much. I mean, if you didn’t […]
From “The Dark Obelisk” by Joshua the Crocodile King
You wake up in the middle of the night and find a new recording on your phone. You play it and this is what you […]