Tag: fiction
Features Fiction: The green and the yellows
Micah had never seen the cornfields, stalks arranged in long rows, so green, so yellow, so rich like the acrylic pens he had stolen...
Features Fiction: Bereaved and grief
It was the musty, dark garage with two tiny windows. Sort of square-ish in shape.
No one needed a guru to tell what Aaliyah’s favorite...
Pangs of Hunger
On the Thanksgiving morning of her nineteenth year, Lucinda took those first blessed steps onto the ledge of the train’s platform, hands trembling from...
Book Nook: The Cycle continues in Tracy Deonn’s second book in...
If there was ever a perfect sequel to a book series, Tracy Deonn’s “Bloodmarked” is it. Deonn delivers all of her promises of the...
Features Fiction: Cynthia’s whispers
It t’was Halloween night, and as we slowly crept toward the manor, the fear in our heart grew louder. The roar of Cynthia’s taunts...
The perfect winter ‘booketlist’
As the days get shorter and the weather gets colder, the urge to roll yourself in a blanket while cuddling with a good book...
No one’s Mona Lisa
When I was 14, I visited the Louvre. The building was bigger than I imagined. Later, I learned that it would’ve taken
200 days to...
Toxic love can soon take a fatal turn
I met Jared two years ago at a coffee shop near Imperial Beach. He was the guitarist for some indie band at the time...
Feature Fiction: Stories
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Welcome to the library traveler.
Would it be rude to...
Radar Replay: Shaking up the formula: ‘Six of Crows’
“Six of Crows” by Leigh Bardugo is the first book in a stand-alone, young adult duology set in Bardugo’s Grisha Verse. Following the tale...