Kingdom of Discarded Words
A father sat scribbling away in his office. His desk light beat down upon the page and silhouetted his hunched form. Meanwhile, the rest of the room grew dim with […]
short stories
Silhouette: A Spooky Story For October
Author’s Note: Sometimes stories just write themselves. The inspiration for “Silhouette” stemmed from a night of oddities during my sophomore year of college. Six o’clock on an October evening, I […]
The Night Adventure of Words
Wedged in the middle of a ragged old book in a dusty bookstore lives Flute. Though most words love their cozy spots on their warm pages, Flute is a word […]
C.S. Lewis’s “The Dark Tower” and the Appeal of Unfinished Works
There is something exciting about reading an unfinished work; a certain charm in observing the fledgling thought of a writer, even if we are destined to never see the full […]