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By Lawrence Hall Word Count: 87 Rating: G Summary: A poem digesting what Epiphany would be like today. How, then, does one transfer a holy day? The Magi reschedule their appointments, The camels are re-booked with a penalty, King Herod’s social secretary sighs And jots a note for the distribution list (Holy Innocents will die

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BY SARAH LEVESQUE “Growing up all at once and growing up slowly, then returning… those are completely different.”

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BY ANNE MARIE GAZZOLO “Now, Mr. Frodo dear, don’t you be staying up too late now, as you know they’ll keep you up until all hours when they come.”

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By Amanda Pizzolatto Word Count: 3540 Rating: G Summary: Another of Amanda’s Crossover stories. A Quiet Evening Bran Davies let out a breath. Well, here it goes. He was going to step out of this room a mere boy, though he was the son of Arthur, and by the end of the day, he would

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“You don’t pick your friends because they can do something for you,” Harry shot back. “You do it because you care about them, and they care about you. That’s it.”

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BY ACONITUM-NAPELLUS “Judging by the level of darkness, I would guess there are at least ten metres of rather densely packed snow above us,” Spock said calmly.

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BY KEVIN MICHAEL DERBY Of course Krull has nothing to do with Christmas, but the same can be said of most holiday specials and programming.

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BY M.C. PEHRSON “An act of God! I give no credence to such things,” Sarek declared. “You are a scientist. There is cause and there is effect.”

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By Amanda Pizzolatto Word Count: 1721 Rating: G Summary: The Baudelaires, finally safe and happy, celebrate Christmas. Part One: Under the Mistletoe Mistletoe hung from the ceiling at the end of the room while boughs of holly hung from the railings. The Baudelaires entered, their eyes darting from side to side, taking in the whole

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“Severus”, she spoke in a soft, sad voice. “It’s Christmas, and you’ve let hatred for my husband keep you from listening to what my son tried to communicate to you.”

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BY SARAH LEVESQUE “Even Father Christmas would have a hard job finding much for presents right now. But we have each other, that’s what’s most important.”

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By Julia Rose Magyar Works Cited: 2102 Rating: G Summary: A little girl’s Christmas Wish leads to an important lesson. It was almost Christmas time in the town of Happy Meadows. The town was in great preparation, decorating shop windows, and hanging wreaths and garlands on their doors. But in one house, a twelve-year-old girl sat

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BY KEVIN MICHAEL DERBY Of course, I knew the day after Christmas was the Feast of Stephen, the first martyr whose death is recorded in Acts of the Apostles.

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“What do you think? I just enjoy killing things?” he blurted bitterly, wrapping his arms around himself. “I…only want to stop…pain…stop…stop the pain, that’s all…”

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“Well, then, come on! Like Jack said, there’s more! And I should know; I can tell that mine and Hort’s presents aren’t under that tree. And I bet Jack’s isn’t under there, either. There’re still quite a few people who didn’t put their presents under that tree for you.”

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BY KEVIN MICHAEL DERBY I would come home reeking of ham. My mother usually went out of her way to wash my black jeans.

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BY M.C. PEHRSON “Although I have been living on Vulcan, I haven’t spoken to my father since the day Yanash died.”

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Our 2017 Winter Themed Issue is here! Yes, the theme of the issue is Winter and Christmas. Fanfiction, original fiction, poetry, articles on many different aspects of the season & more – it’s all here!

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BY ARIEL KLAY Morpheus explains that Agents can take over a plugged-in mind at any time, which makes an imprisoned mind the enemy.

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BY RONNIE SMITH Five, the birth-star rays of the Magi’s infant king; of the light of our infinite gaze.

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