Our news

By Amanda Pizzolatto (alias Aurora Mandeville) Word Count: 31845 Rating: PG for scary situations Summary: Nico Di Angelo, son of Hades, is used to being alone, until one day a girl with auburn hair waltzes into his life… Nico slunk back against the tree trunk, pulling out his earphones and his CD player. He plugged…

READ MORE →

BY MARYUM IMRAN Wordlessly, Malfoy brought out his right hand from behind his back, the rose clutched in his fist. “For you. Happy Rose Day.”

READ MORE →

“It is very honorable to want to please your parents, Morgon. I applaud you for it. But shouldn’t you do things that you like, as well?”

READ MORE →

BY SHEANKELOR “You cannot be held responsible for the deaths that happen during war – only the leaders can and they typically aren’t, either.”

READ MORE →

Superhero Sundays: Black Bolt By Ian T. Wilson Rating: G Word Count: 365 Summary: a brief biography of Marvel’s Black Bolt Good morning good people of the Fellowship and welcome again to Superhero Sundays. I’m Ian Wilson, Fellowship and Fairydust’s resident comic expert. This week’s hero is Marvel’s Black Bolt. Black Bolt is an Inhuman;…

READ MORE →

BY TIMOTHY MATHER What secrets do you hold? Can you show the way to the otherworld or do you guard its gate?

READ MORE →

We don’t know why we are, We cannot understand it, But like all in life, And in life itself, We accept it.

READ MORE →

His eyes, a flaming fury of sad darkness, Hers a sea of unfathomable love and loneliness. His heart met hers, His flames were quenched.

READ MORE →

By Amanda Pizzolatto Word Count: 4297 Rating: G Summary: A crossover story starring Jack Frost, Rapunzel, and many more! The school bell rang, and teens rushed out of classrooms to get ready to head home. Locker doors were opened and slammed shut while some teens were talking, creating the usual end-of-school noise. Rapunzel was taking…

READ MORE →

By Vanessa Parry Word Count: 2421 Rating: G (suitable for all audiences) Summary: Frodo and Bilbo celebrate Yule in Bag-End Sam stood on tiptoe to ring the bell hanging beside Bag End’s round green door.  As he waited for what felt to the youngster a very long while, he studied the sky.   It was overcast…

READ MORE →

NOW AND FOREVER By M. C. Pehrson Word count: 112 Rating: G Summary: The poet asks forgiveness for past sins Even before I came to be, You saw my wayward path, But with a Father’s tender And merciful love You gave me the gift of life.

READ MORE →

BY ARIEL KLAY Worship is the gift of the wise men, which they extended in the form of time, respect, and kindness to God and humanity.

READ MORE →

By Katie Lynn Daniels Word Count: 3989 Rating: PG for some thematic elements Summary: A retired hero deals with the demons of his past. Silent night! Holy night! All is calm; all is bright. Round thy head the demons wait, ’til thou sleep and meet thy fate Sleep in heavenly peace! Sleep in heavenly peace! Silent…

READ MORE →

By Lawrence Hall Word Count: 83 Rating: G Summary: A poem of Childhood When we were children we lay in the grass And counted the stars, but only up to A hundred or so, because we got lost But not out there in space, right here in space   For space had fallen here, all…

READ MORE →

BY AMANDA PIZZOLATTO “Suspense! You try waiting seventeen years to marry the one you love, and then we can talk about suspense!”

READ MORE →

BY SARAH LEVESQUE “Henry would never believe there are buildings taller than he and Father put together!”

READ MORE →

BY LAUME “Mind? No, I do not…I would like to celebrate Christmas with you, I…you mean I really don’t have to go to all those parties?”

READ MORE →

“Right now, He is called Jesus,” the being said, “but He is to be called wonderful Counselor, mighty God, everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace.”

READ MORE →

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI “I don’t see oppression as greatness!” she snapped back. “And that’s what the darkness is if you let it rule you!”

READ MORE →

BY SARAH LEVESQUE Tale Half Told is a story about four people who get stuck at an old house in a snowstorm. The house is haunted.

READ MORE →