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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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By HeronS Word Count: 5313 Rating: Summary: It is January 3, 2267, and Spock ch’Sarek is more than ready for the human holiday season to be over. Overall, it has been confusing, loud, and has involved far too much tactile contact with various people. But his friends have decided that there is one more holiday, a…

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BY SARAH LEVESQUE “You’d like it there, in Narnia,” he told it. “The grass is ever so green, and it goes on and on until it hits the forest.”

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By  Lawrence Hall Word Count: 92 Rating: G Summary: The poet muses on the weather. An errant frog’s the only voice to sing The day to sleep in this warm, blustery dusk. The whippoorwill of yesternight is still; The deep-voiced owl is silent too.  The wind And damp have silenced even the twilight dogs (Do…

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BY KAYLA DEMPSTER The first one I wrote was called The Year of the Elephant and it was about a girl who got recruited to be a spy by one of her teachers.

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By Amanda Pizzolatto Word Count: 3074 Rating: G Summary: The story of one girl’s battle to save Christmas. The town of Crystal Woods, Asphodel, is widely known for its celebration of the Christmas season, often nicknamed the Christmas Town. Every house is lined with lights, every chimney is smoking, and every door has a wreath.…

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BY UNKNOWN FOREIGN BEAUTY “Why Hans, why do you hate me? Give me a reason. I know you from when we were children. You’re not like this.”

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“Try me!” Harry challenged, initiating a deadlock of eye-to-eye contact akin to psychological arm wrestling. “You just…tell me about the songs on the records, and I’ll remember what you tell me, and you’ll be very surprised by how well I do.”

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BY MAVIS DUKE HINTON As stated earlier, I plan to complete this series with one more book, A DACHSHUND’S MERRY-GO-ROUND LIFE.

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BY ARIEL KLAY Q can heal the blind, restore a planet ravaged by pollution, and even return a moon to its proper orbit.

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By Jonathan Francesco Word Count: 149 Rating: PG Summary: A poem in honor of the children and adults who were killed at Sandy Hook. The Christmas lights are darker this year The wind is colder And the music is quieter With twenty young voices of laughter silenced Mixed with candlelight Are wails and tears Anger and…

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BY M.C. PEHRSON “I’m glad you believe in God now. But you’re a Yanashite, with strong beliefs of your own…so you’re going to tell me there’s only one truth.”

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BY THE HAPSBURG RESTORATIONIST Now, for the first time in history, the Catholic Ideal of Christendom was made a reality.

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BY LINDA M. CRATE I listened to the singing crows, wondering where their wings might wend them today.

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