Stories

Two fourteen year old wrestlers find themselves wrestling with more than one problem.

Perhaps you can help solve one for them?

Steven Price is a confused young man who, after going through his first heratbreak tries to figure out who he is and what he wants in life.

Avery has been abused by his father since he was eleven, when his mom left them. Because his father is so well respected in the town (and because of Avery's own shame), no one has discovered the family's secret--his father's breakdown and delusions due to his wife leaving that he reaps on his son. When a college student arrives, Avery doesn't want to admit he might like the new guy in town. This story chronicles Avery's torment and how one person finally sees him as worthy

2008 Spring Anthology

Memories can be beautiful and painful. What they say is often true, “You can’t go back again.”

Meg loves her parents. All three of them. But maybe, in the end, especially Pa. Contains some swearing.

My little contribution to the theme of walking on the wild side with a reflection on the wild nature of modern humanity in poem form

Being at the bottom the pack hierarchy, Sasha is conflicted on an everyday basis. He does not feel like he belong, being a different species, being gay. His wolf wishes to protect but his human side wishes to surrender, only adding to his confusion.

When he finds out he is drawn to the pack alpha, it only complicates things.

Tristan knows how to run his pack, even though is has a lot of members, he is respected and no one dares to defy him. Until he comes across Sasha, the lowest ranked pack member who defiantly growled at him.

This is a story meant to show that love doesn't happen overnight (in Chapter 1) and although not all first loves last forever, they don't have to end with tragedy.

Carl is the American boy next door that women fawn over, girls shy from, and boys vie for his attention.