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Praying with the Devil: A tale of adolescence...
The story is about a young girl name Addie. Addie Carnegie. This is a tale of humor, wit, adolescence, and the true meaning of freedom. Addie is a 12 year old feeble girl trying to figure out who she is, and who she wants to be. This story is... (more »)
Octavian the Great
Octavian the Great
It was a cool spring morning and Octavian awakened to the sound of a chariot coming to a stop outside the opening of his tent. Octavian threw off his sheep skin blanket and felt the morning chill crawl quickly down his spine.... (more »)
The Reluctant Hero
She would never know why the dragon came for her, but it would fight no one else.
Not her mother, who tried to drown in a flood of tears.
Not her father, who shook the valley with his rage.
Not the white knights, who provoked the beast in... (more »)
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that night
By Anonymous, plymouth, MI
It had been a Friday night. Garrett had just come home from a friend’s house. The room was dark, and his mom was passed out on the floor, face down, probably exhausted from work. She was always working—no, wait; there was blood beside her... (more »)
Operation Harbinger
By Anonymous, Selinsgrove, PA
“Mr. President, it is of upmost importance that you sign Operation Harbinger.”
President Xavier never really liked his Secretary of Defense, Lighton. He was short, ugly, and had the least amount of worth to the citizens of the USA that he... (more »)
Both Sides of the Story
By Matt W., Burnsville, MN
Both Sides of the Story
Paul Reynolds was waiting in the assignments office for what felt like years. As he sat there his mind drifted off. He drifted back to the old days of his early childhood.He remembered back when he was seven. He was... (more »)
Bank of Views
By Anonymous, Richfield, MN
Bank of Views
Hello there. You may be wondering why you are here, or who I am. You are a typical person for asking that, and that makes you predictable. Furthermore, I must sometimes give in to the typicals. You may refer to me as the Man of... (more »)











