By Emma Glanville, TIWP Student As a slight wind ran through the forest, the autumn leaves broke from their branches and hit the ground, soon to be stepped by a wandering huntsman. The crunches below his feet did not interfere with what he was doing, for he was a committed young man and hungry one,Continue reading “Hunted”
Category Archives: Fiction
The House on Ape Street
By Kimya Karachi, TIWP Student It was October 31st, and the three kids were bored at home after they heard Halloween was canceled. They decided to visit the haunted house on Ape Street, the house that every child dreaded walking by, the house that nobody wanted to be at on Halloween night. Around 11PM theyContinue reading “The House on Ape Street”
Apple Pie
By Audrey Kosla, TIWP Student Snow drifted lazily around in the cold outside Bill’s living room window. The first snow of the year, blanketing the world in a layer of white, not that he cared. Three years prior, Bill’s wife had passed away. Not by any sort of illness, as far as he knew of,Continue reading “Apple Pie”
Dragon Hunting: Yes or No
By Zara Quiter, TIWP Student, Age 9 Dragon Hunting should NOT be continues in the Kingdom of Laz! Dragon Hunting does give the Kingdom of Laz a great food source, but it also harms the environment of the Kingdom. And example of this is yesterday. The overpopulated boars in the woods took over one ofContinue reading “Dragon Hunting: Yes or No”
Too Much Eggnog
By Mina Talebi, TIWP Student Santa had a party. He invited all of his friends. Mrs. Claus made some eggnog. So much eggnog that Mrs. Mistletoe suddenly showed up as Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson were walking home together. It was Kaia’s dream come true. So much eggnog that Dominick the Italian Christmas Donkey decidedContinue reading “Too Much Eggnog”
Dino Love
By Mina Talebi, TIWP Student I look at her in all of her scaly glory. Her dark black eyes shadowing the world. Her vicious sharp claws that have claimed the lives of so many glint in the dusty sunlight. With all of my heart, I wish for her. Then, as if my affection has touched her,Continue reading “Dino Love”
When They Could
By Zara Quiter, TIWP Student, Age 9 Preface I thought they could. When they could, they chose for themselves. But now they can’t. They couldn’t for a long time. But we can make it so they can. —————————————————————————————————– Working in the forest was good. I was normal. I was innocent. Nothing had it against me.Continue reading “When They Could”
How Far We’ve Fallen
By Sol Dente, TIWP Student To the ancients we were hallowed as gods. They thought that the patterns of the stars were etched between our scars, that the answers to the universe were written out on our bound chests. They thought that the heavens cradled our tear stained faces while we slept and the patternsContinue reading “How Far We’ve Fallen”
Lost
By Audrey Tsai, TIWP Student My heart stopped. I see my friend, on the other side of an old looking bridge. She got lost on a hike four days ago and just recently got found in the woods. My friend looks so small, as if she was an ant. Even though so far away, IContinue reading “Lost”
New York Witch
By Zoe Moga, TIWP Student Simon and Garfunkel quietly played as the young woman pulled on her black tights under her intricately patterned skirt that hit the middle of her shins. Layering with socks and sweaters and scarves, she hurried quickly out of her apartment, only turning back at the small studio to silently flickContinue reading “New York Witch”
