Teen Ink Magazine,
November 2004 :
Fiction Articles
Cigarette Psychology by Rose S., Philadelphia, PA Ariel tells me that I have to buy the cigarettes myself, that if I plan to be addicted I should learn how to ask for Marlboros with a straight face. She's right, in a diluted way ... Continue...
In Honeymoon by Shi-Shi W., Columbia, MO Four in the morning but still afternoon in L.A. I'm restless under silk covers. Are you awake? I ask. Henry presses against me with a steady breath, ... Continue...
Last Stop: Eternity by Jennie E., Woonsocket, RI No one ever said my job was easy. If it were, the souls doing their service hours for Heaven would have been assigned, not just those "chosen few" who are permanent members of Purgatory. Maybe one day I'll get out of this job ... Continue...
Silas and Serenity by Ryan D., Batavia, IL Once upon a time, there was a young gardener who was in love with a beautiful princess. The two would often meet secretly in the castle garden after the sun had gone down to speak together. They had a friendship so strong that the sea itself could not fathom its depth ... Continue...
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