Junior / Poetry
The Cross Section – ONLINE BONUS
my heart is an ever-expanding forest, singing songs of the wind
By Evan Wang
Junior / Poetry
Down That River – ONLINE BONUS
I am Emmet Till.
By Heidi Jacobs
Junior / Poetry
Blood in the Ink – ONLINE BONUS
from human suffering, comes the greatest art
By Evan Wang
Junior / Poetry
Mannequin – ONLINE BONUS
Out of all the faces in the room, all the sparkling sets of eyes
By LoRon Pearson
Junior / Stories
Good Night
“I’m…So…out…of…breath…” I struggle to say while being chased by loads of zombies.
By Demar & Christopher Thomas/Cunningham
Junior / Stories
Foxtail Hollow
Eliana dashed through the forest and around the barren trees; thorns scratched at her legs.
By Ada Busovsky
Junior / Poetry
Back to Earth
Coming back from the cosmos is a curious thing
By Owen Perry
Junior / Poetry
Ceramic Body
now and then, i still find it hard to love
By Evan Wang
Junior / Poetry
Older and Older
Right when I turned one, My life had just begun
By Kayla Oliva
Junior / Stories
The Brand New Seat
For five years in Bangladesh, I attended a private, coed primary school.
By Umme Orthy
Junior / Poetry
Home Is
Home is–a place, Behind the stained glass doors
By Drew Feldman
Junior / Stories
A Fox, Snow Leopard, and iPhone 13
A snow leopard, named Snowy, lived in the Himalayan mountains while a fox lived deep down in the grasslands.
By Nusayb McCain
Junior / Stories
Just a Small Town
The dark clouds boomed loudly, making a thump.
By Adaline Sand
Junior / Poetry
Titleless Suspense
As I crept in the night, I heard a creature tiptoeing up the steps.
By Anthony Wallace
Junior / Stories
The Tale of the Two Lovers
She deserved the world. She deserved me, he told himself.
By Nahla Colon
Junior / Features
The Place To Be
Home. The feeling of home, the smell of home is wonderful.
By Tobi Gonzalez
Junior / Poetry
Three Stages of Lifetimes
The red brick row home, Here the sun shines through broken glass windows
By Laniyah Emile
Junior / Features
Home is Me
Whether it’s the November chill clutching onto my cheeks,
By Maxwell Corcoran
Junior / Poetry
An Ode to My Journal
Characters turn into words, Turn into lines, turn into stanzas.
By LoRon Pearson
Junior / Artwork
Artwork by Riley Dinerman
By Riley Dinerman
Junior / Artwork
Artwork by Majda Ftouh
By Majda Ftouh
Junior / Artwork
Archimedes
By Heidi Jacobs
Junior / Artwork
Artwork by Kaleb Rowan
By Kaleb Rowan
Junior / Artwork
Artwork by Elle Morgan
By Elle Morgan