The Pokemon Blue Phenomemon
By Julian W. Part One When I was in first grade, I didn’t feel an urge to take influence from others. If other kids were talking about Bakugan, I would…
Read MoreThe Trouble with the Music Sheets
By Eamon S. I went to Mary Munford Elementary for 6 years. The school was great, most of the people were nice, and I barely got in trouble. The school…
Read MoreCeil and The Wolf
By Michael B. In a quiet village surrounded by meadow lived a peaceful community. Uninterrupted by chaos and untouched by war. On all sides there was the fence which was…
Read MoreAnalog Horror and Me
By 7th Grade Charlie B. It was a bright, Monday morning at my house. My brother and I had a day off from school, so we were just relaxing in…
Read MoreIgor and Frank
A new school. No friends. Fear. Uncertainty. So many of us have been there. In this touching piece, an anonymous Seven Hills student remembers two peers who made things better…
Read MoreForever Cold Night – Chapter 2
Chapter 1 Recap: “The Resh” have taken over Earth. Jay wants to get off the planet, but needs money. He maneuvers his way into a party the Resh elite are…
Read MoreToast Troubles
In this delightfully strange piece from 7th Grade Nathan, the protagonist falls down a tunnel, busts through a pile of rocks, and breaks the fourth wall.
Read MoreEscape: Chapter 1
7th Grade Archie delivers our debut story—a trek down a dark alley on a futuristic Earth. The first chapter in this riveting tale is accompanied by two visual pieces. First, an impressionist landscape by 7th Grade Dexter, and second, “Gourd” by 8th Grade Aaron.
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