In Elisha Abuyarsky’s heaven, the angel Gavriel has no wings. One day, with a small paper file tucked beneath his arm, he knocked timidly...

If you were to create a graph of social interest in Eloise Clark, it would look something like this: The first blips would appear about...

It was a normal night. Not the type of normal that reoccurs every day of every week of every year; those were the nights he spent sunken...

ACT I How festive everything was that blessed morn!; how the sun’s rays shone triumphantly like the bugles of the aether, the fading moon...

From up here, the dark blue waves don’t look so menacing. From up here, they look almost friendly. I could almost pretend they’re...

My heart jumped as pounding footsteps approached my open dorm door. Immediately I set down my shirt on the bed and turned to face my new...

Violet Jade was neither a flower nor a gemstone; rather, she was a contradiction. She was not delicate, she did not sparkle. Her...

My dark bathroom clutched me like an ancient goddess, and I tilted my head backwards until gravity became a meaningless word. I jumped up...

“I put my heart and soul into my work, and I have lost my mind in the process.” ― Vincent van Gogh THE YELLOW HOUSE, ARLES, FRANCE. The...

I’m too young to be nostalgic. Too old to be completely still, unwilling to move. No one has ever said it to me, but I know. I know, as a...

Ina came with nothing but jeans, a T-shirt, and a diamond necklace. At least that was what she told us. My sister gasped and asked,...

Katherine was a charming, sensitive, and polite young girl who woke up early for church every Sunday. She wore lightweight dresses which...

The boy walked forward, shivering in a seemingly endless blackness. He thought he should have been somewhere else; somewhere warm and...

“I’m sorry, but I don’t think our relationship is working. I’m breaking up with you.” Surprisingly, there were no tears shed. I should...

I. It was almost as if someone always whispered into my ear - it’s kimjang time! I’d always known by instinct, when the smell of the...

James was lying on the back seat of the car with his feet outstretched. He looked at his mother through the rearview mirror to see if she...

The monitor beeped monotonously as I reach for the needle, the green zig-zagged line displaying my heartbeat slowed to a stop as I tug on...

It certainly wasn’t love at first sight. The old rickety house barely stood up on its own and it creaked in the wind. Its splintered...

I sometimes wonder what was disappeared first - among all the things that have vanished from the earth. My grandfather slammed the door...

Dear Clara, Happy Birthday, Angel! I can’t believe you are already turning 10. It feels like just yesterday you were a baby. You used to...