Month: March 2015

Short Fiction

Portrait of an Invisible Girl

BY ELIZABETH FUST

It’s like I’m part of the background. Their eyes just gloss over me. It’s like they can’t differentiate between me and the wallpaper. Is this what it is like to be invisible? Am I invisible?

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Serials

The Fight Continues: A Star Wars Serial – Chapter 13: Reunion

BY BREANN HILL

“Ahch-To?” Amber asked as they reentered hyperspace. “Why Ahch-To?”

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Nonfiction

How Middle Earth Launched the Fantasy Genre

BY KAT CLEMENTS

As a lover of fantasy, I am forever in Tolkien’s debt for bringing the genre out of the childish realm of fairy tales.

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Poetry

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An Answered Longing

BY PHOENIX

Years upon long years of men and ages past, waiting on the dawn, when came our God at last.

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Short Fiction

The Golden Destiny

BY CAROLYN MANION

“Our king Mantius’ daughter, Tragasia, is dying for lack of a certain piece of gold which kept her beautiful.”

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Serials

The Fight Continues: A Star Wars Serial – Chapter 12: An Attempted Rescue

BY BREANN HILL

“Seraphina’s been gone for three days!” Amber yelled at the general…

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Nonfiction

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A Desert with Roses: Ten Simple Resolutions to Enrich My Lent

BY MARY-FAUSTINA

Pray with joy…and pray more. Everything can be a prayer if offered to God with joy.

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Poetry

A Light that Darkness Cannot Kill: Sam’s Song to Frodo

BY ELLEN VIRGINIA

It doesn’t matter anymore what fate lies for us in store. We came to do what good we may; what comes will come on this grim day.

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Nonfiction

The Song of a Grasshopper: The Spiritual Wisdom of the Classic Television Series "Kung Fu"

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI

Kung Fu falls into a genre all its own, even as it incorporates key elements from traditional Westerns and martial arts action flicks.

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Poetry

In the Year of the Comet

We spoke of it often in the years before, the end of our world in the first great war.

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