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By Aconitum-Napellus Word Count: 1256 Rating: G Summary: Seven-year-old Spock has a destiny… but what is it? Of course he had always been different. Of course a good Vulcan was not supposed to give a moment’s thought to that. A ‘good’ Vulcan? That was worth a raised eyebrow. There was no such thing as a good

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BY ANNA MARIA MARTZ A tale of high adventure, “Twue Love,” excellent swordplay, and some great one-liners, The Princess Bride is a multi-generation family favorite.

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BY RACHEL LIANNA HOLLAND “You’re bright. You can be anything you want. Among humans you’re a genius. Go out there, and make your destiny.”

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BY M.C. PEHRSON “Spock…I must ask pardon for the way I spoke to you about your son. You were right to rebuke me. My faith was weak.”

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A RITUAL IS NEVER HOLLOW By Lawrence Hall Word count: 80 Rating: G Summary: A poem reflecting on ritual. A ritual is never hollow; sweet words Happy ancient words from the dawn of time Sung through the air, refresh like a waterfall Discovered at dusk on a marching day  

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BY LUCY POTTER “You know me. James, Lily, were some of my best mates. I’d have never sold them out.”

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BY IAN T. WILSON Krampus lives in the forest; not unlike the trolls of Scandinavia, or the familiar Big Bad Wolf.

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BY LAWRENCE S. HOWE & M.C. PEHRSON With mouths snapping all over the place, a farm seemed the only way to keep everyone and everything fed.

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“Master of Death Now the bells toll.”

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BY BRADLEY WHITECLIFFE Denethor gave a bright smile. “I see you are ready to open your presents. I suppose you can start now.”

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“FACTORY GLASS.” His words were hard, forced, intensely clear. And Harry saw a trickle of blood down his lip. “Packed in snowballs…it’s a tradition around here, you see. Quite an old one.”

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BY MARY-FAUSTINA I have personally come to the irrevocable conclusion that Jo Bhaer should have been Jo Laurence.

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BY AVELLINA BALESTRI In essence, no one in Lorna Doone is portrayed as being completely evil. It is a movie extolling the goodness within every person.

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BY AVELLINA BALESTRI “Joseph of Arimathea,” the heavenly visitor addressed him, “cross thou over to Britain and preach the glad tidings.”

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BY AVELLINA BALESTRI Perhaps, in some subtle way, these “childhood epics” truly defined who we would grow up to be. They have a very real magic about them.

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BY M.C. PEHRSON “Simon and T’Prinka are in the care of Yanash. He holds all power over life and death.”

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By Keturah Lamb Word Count: 987 Rating: G Summary: A podcast from the future with a man from the past. People of the Past Pod-casts, with Hope Rachael Learn about my father’s and my work as we interview people of the past. Date: August 28, 2020 Subject: Private Zechariah Adams. Pod-cast: TTTD #34 “What Have

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“The overriding sense from Edith’s diaries was that it was not fair. Not fair that the wealthy lived in their ivory towers while the poor suffered and died.”

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“I want to go to Narnia Where the animals can speak. I want to meet King Aslan And the mouse named Reepicheep.”

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By Aconitum-Napellus Word Count: 2284 Rating: PG Summary: A romance about Spock and Christine Chapel. It’s a soft thing, this love, like a letter that’s been read a hundred times. It’s funny how you can love someone for so many years without change. A thousand years, it seems. To the end of time, and since before

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