The Red Bear
The Red Bear by Colin Rowe (Adult Language Used) Makk felt a tickle on his belly and looked down to see a frustrated mosquito tangled in his coarse body hair. He wondered if the little bastard had realized that he was in...
Read MoreMay 1, 2015 | Colin Rowe, Featured, Top Five, Volume 6 Issue 5 |
The Red Bear by Colin Rowe (Adult Language Used) Makk felt a tickle on his belly and looked down to see a frustrated mosquito tangled in his coarse body hair. He wondered if the little bastard had realized that he was in...
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Ignorant of the Ignorance John Kaniecki My first day in law school was also my last. In one dramatic moment my aspirations of becoming a lawyer vanished. Gone was my dreams of a lucrative career. Gone was the mansion,...
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Benny and Shango By Priya Sridhar Five months before little Benedicte’s family was supposed to move to America, an earthquake hit Haiti. It destroyed his family’s house in the city, along with hundreds of other houses. Benny...
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Tales of the Grey Bird: Treasure Hunt By Nathan Elwood The blade sang through the cold air, seeming to slice it in two along its deadly path. But it did not meet its expected target. Cordelia danced lightly away, a feral grin on...
Read MoreApr 1, 2015 | Featured, Joe Jablonski, Top Five, Volume 6 Issue 4 |
Dragons of Edo By Joe Jablonski Osumi Province. Southern Japan. 1242 General Yoshitsune Minamoto stood on the edge of the battlefield, flanked by an army 2,000 strong and waiting for anything. It was just past noon on a day...
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