I was like every other creative kid growing up. I had imaginary worlds that I created to help me deal with problems in my ...

Shard glass on the ground of my soul. A window with stains of pain, fear, hopes, dreams, and more. You peek through. Can you ...

The late evening sky was clear as Hadria sat at the far end of the New York City subway car. There was no one ...

Snowflakes big as coins soggy, sullen, sorrowful Tulips will soon bloom.

Content Warning: contains references to assault, drug use, death of a parent, and child abuse. When we spotted her, she sat in the corner. ...

“Will it hurt?”    The question posed was not an uncommon one for the surgeon. But as he looked into the boy’s bright blue ...

I have always adored Dr. Seuss’ sense of imagination and creativity. Dr. Seuss, also known as Theodor Seuss Geisel, published over sixty books, including How the Grinch ...

I left for hell in a handcart. I waved goodbye, wished them well. I vowed a postcard from the fiery pits, signed by vagabond, ...

Chapter One   I was once a young man riding the long train of my uncle, Pope Calixtus III. I began a career within ...

There once was a cookie baker, whose skills proved she was a faker. Replacing sugar with salt, was enough to make me halt. She ...