“The Prismatic Rail,” page 4
<<<<<<<<<<< Click to go back… The story ends… or does it? Olivia “Let’s slow down a moment,” said Isabella. “Olivia, you told me you don’t […]
Articles by Prof. Suki Wessling
“The Prismatic Rail,” page 3
<<<<<<<<<<< Click to go back… All together now… or are we? Edmund Well, this is awkward. A bunch of random people suddenly barge into my […]
“The Prismatic Rail,” page 2
<<<<<<<<<<< Click to go back… Alone on a train to… somewhere Isabella My brush danced across the canvas in a rhythmic pattern of dappled foliage, […]
“The Prismatic Rail,” page 1
This semester the students of Writer’s Lab chose to write a group story. We did most of the work in the last five live sessions […]
“Much different from flying”: a collaborative poem
By the students of Writer’s Lab, Fall 2025 I write when the sun rises each morning, with only my ideas and the birdsong for companyI […]
“The Story of Bordziland” by Wisdom Minton
Chapter 1 Larry It was the first day at my new school. Little did I know that it would end up much different than any […]
“A (Super)Natural Occurrence” by Jack K.
Marcello was annoyed, I could tell from the metronome tempo of his foot. 1, 2, 3, 4, and again, 1, 2, 3, 4. We were […]
“In A Kingdom of Crystal” by Cate Gordon
Chapter 19 I saw it again that night, just as clearly as before.The bridge, every detail sharp.Her foot on a weakened slat.Step.Wobble.Crack.Livia, tumbling into the […]
“Tungsten and Pelly” by Alexa Alisse Gordon Mellema
Tungsten paced back and forth, back and forth. Her mother had always told her it was an ugly habit, one more befitting of a shrew […]
“The Orphans Jack and Jill” by Attie
Jack and his sister Jill were orphans who lived together in the countryside on the side of a rough, gravely road. Every day, they went […]