When Deborah is pulled into a fantasy world through her bathroom mirror, she expects to be reunited with her old friends-not thrown into a mess of betrayals and torn loyalties. Can our heroes make it out alive, and will their friendships hold?

Joe's summer is starting: Mom and Dad just got divorced and her hamster Lord Elrond has just had babies. Nothing will phase Joe-or so she likes to believe. She scorns her mother's small-town home and thinks herself above their old-fashioned traditions. Bu

A boy listens as his friend tells him she has been practicing self-mutilation. About how he feels and what it does to him inside, that he will never let her know.

A young child encounters a mysterious creature in the woods.

This is a poem about shame, about how it stops us from doing some things and how it stays with us. (Work in Progress)

Chandra has lived her entire life as a slave, but when things get too bad, she takes a chance and escapes. On her own and hardly out of childhood, Chandra begins to see that perhaps not all the world is evil, and that there is redemption for even the lowe

A poem about apathy; about having a chance to help the world and not taking it.

A story of a life and some of its parallels.

I wasn't sure where this ought to go. It's about patriotism, America, and how I love my country.

This is a short poem about friendship, for those wonderful souls out there who taught me what it is.