Naked Heads | Samantha Jones
For a towering office building with more than thirty thousand employees, this twenty-square-foot-elevator that can only fit two-thirds of themContinue Reading
For a towering office building with more than thirty thousand employees, this twenty-square-foot-elevator that can only fit two-thirds of themContinue Reading
“Honey, wake up.” “Mom, what’s wrong?” Sarah sits up in her bed. “There’s a fire, baby, we need to go.Continue Reading
The cargo bay hummed with activity; loader-drone motors whirred as mechanical arms moved boxes and crates into tightly packed spaces.Continue Reading
I learned of your death mere moments after being ripped from a deep slumber. In that delirious half-awareness, I attemptedContinue Reading
Pitter-Patter Pitter-Patter Pitter-Patter Pitter-Patter Denise loves rainy nights like this one, especially since it’s pouring. She likes to sit downContinue Reading
Chester Middleton III had everything lined up perfectly. He was to attend his first year of Harvard Law School inContinue Reading
I remember the day we left home nearly five years ago, when mama thought there would be lots of workContinue Reading
Winner of the 2018 Taylor Greene High School Writing Contest I’m walking down Alhaway Boulevard, heavy backpack slung over myContinue Reading
His hands moved nimbly over the bird’s outstretched wing. He could feel the heat of the lamp to his leftContinue Reading
The cold January wind crept through the cracks of the window. Snow piled up outside as everyone left the parkingContinue Reading