Month: March 2015

Nonfiction

Aliens: Science Fiction or Reality?

BY JONATHAN PLATT

Are we alone in the heavens? Is there life, including intelligent life, elsewhere in the universe?

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Serials

The Fight Continues: A Star Wars Serial – Chapter 11: Comfort

BY BREANN HILL

The first thing Seraphina noticed when she began to wake up was the pain in her head.

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Poetry

At the End of All Things: A Lord of the Rings Poem

“With a burden ‘round my neck,
Far heavier than the unadorned ring that it is,
I am dragged down under its weight.”

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Nonfiction

Knowledge and Conversion: A Philosophical Comparison

BY SARAH AGNES BAUGHER

To experience a conversion to its fullest, after experiencing a conversion of the intellect and the will, a person must convert his heart.

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Poetry

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Chrysalis: A Free-Verse Poem for Lent

BY MARY-FAUSTINA

I am a breathless finger of water, pearled, dangling from this twig. That is my gibbet.

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Serials

The Fight Continues: A Star Wars Serial – Chapter 10: A Traitor

BY BREANN HILL

It had been a week since the interrogation with Amaro and Seraphina hadn’t seen him since. She couldn’t face her former friend…

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Nonfiction

Daniel Boone: A Fan’s Review of a Classic TV Series

BY CLARE-THERESE

As far as heroic, consistent main characters go, Daniel is pretty high up on my list.

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Poetry

An Island’s Daughter

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI

The old stories have a rhythm like the waves of the sea, washing up on the dark sands of time.

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Short Fiction

Spider Trap

BY AMANDA PIZZOLATTO

“We need to find Ananse and help him with that giant daddy long-legs,” began Arachne. 

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Poetry

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Dewi Sant: A Poem for St. David’s Day

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI

St. David used his power when his mother was in labor, and soldiers came to slay her, but hailstorms drove them back.

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