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The Silver Moth
By the end of the week, whispers, rumors, and complaints had already filled the studios. Flyers began to appear on walls in bold letters: NUTCRACKER AUDITIONS: CASTING UNDER NEW DIRECTION.
A Never-Ending Dream
My vision starts to black out, and then I am holding out to something, anything, for just a little support. I find nothing of the sort. Instead, I am falling. No. No.
draethym’s walls
I grew up here, in the library with books instead of parents and stories instead of friends. I have spent the past twenty years of my life in the Draethym and yet I still have not mapped out the entire library, and that isn’t due to lack of effort. Although I have gotten close, I still don’t know if the end might even be near. I don’t even know if there is an end.
The Final Shot
Everyone doubts Kevin’s dreams of making it to the NBA. But when he gets sucked into a virtual championship game, will he change their minds with one last shot?
Code Undefined
In the darkness, alone in the emptiness, the sorrow echoes through the nothingness.
Pulling At Skin
The girl in the light blue sweater shuffles her feet and twists her fingers around in a way that makes me look up at her face and notice the slight downward tilt of her smile and droop in her eyes. She doesn’t want to be here and the sweater is too tight for her liking. I can tell because she pulls at the sleeves in a nervous way that I sometimes do to my skin.
will i ever know?
Eyes. There’s nobody here, and yet I feel the eyes of the world, rubbing against me like thick honey I can’t wash off. Such an odd sensation, feeling as though me and my tied up ginger hair and bandaged arms, me and my miss-matched socks and flower dress, me and my confusion are out on display.
like clockwork
And so, like every other night, I will go out onto my balcony at dusk and play pretend. I will smile, because people don’t like when the sun is angry, and I will let this kingdom be deceived by a facade for a little longer. I will be their illusion, the royal family’s lie. And I will do it again. Over and over again.
too small for the sky
A sixteen-year-old me had run into the garden just as wild as her surroundings, with messy tears running down her cheeks and found the best thing in her life.


Day 1 of volleyball tryouts: excited, but also nervous. But will I make the team, or go home disappointed?