~ by Sarah Levesque Luna Lovegood stared out the window, ignoring the collection of sumptuous foods that appeared around her. Having been at Hogwarts for five years, it was no longer surprising. “Luna?” The blonde…
By Amanda Pizzolatto (alias Aurora Mandeville) Word Count: 176 Rating: G Summary: A short summery poem about the beach. The summer is here, the sun beating down This intense heart bringing so many frowns…
Epsilon Canis 4. ‘Kiss me,’ she said. Spock looked down at her, at first startled, and then faintly apologetic. ‘Miss Chapel,’ he said in a rational tone. ‘I know that you have lost a good…
Author's Note: This article is dedicated to Professor Tom De Palma, who taught me that learning about history could be fun. Also, to Achelle and Andrea, for their friendship. ~ History simply does not judge…
~ by Hannah Skipper The “big dent” in repairs Peter had be hoping for didn’t happen until late afternoon, and the High King was fairly irritated by the time the tetrarch had cleaned up and…
(Rating: PG for mild language) Editor's Note: This is an excerpt from Adeel Ahmed's upcoming series of books about super-heroes and Mythology all combined into a single world. The story follows a trio of three…
I only watched the Ralph Bashki cartoon and the Rankin Bass ROTK and The Hobbit when I was a kid. I knew nothing about Tolkien in 2001; I was 8 years old. The Mummy Returns…
By Jocelyne Ross Word Count: 806 Rating: G Summary: While Joyce lies comatose, she relives her life with her husband and family, as they try to wake her up. “Hello Joyce! Do you recognize me?”…
By Lawrence “Mack” Hall Word Count: 71 Rating: G Summary: A short poem about a small frog During a thunderstorm a little frog For reasons best known to its grey-green self Climbed stickey-toed into the…
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