In this article Mattie reviews The Chronicles of Narnia as a first time reader in her mid-twenties. "A sign of a good writer is when they can effectively write a story aimed for children that is enjoyed by people of all ages. I think C. S. Lewis has written a great work that I would look forward to reading to my own children one day, Lord willing."

In this article, staff writer, Lilli Simpson shares how to write strong female characters. "You know what makes a character arc really impactful? Let them feel. Give them empathy, pride, and hate. Let them love, let them cry, let them mourn. Anything but stoicism. That makes them flat, not powerful. They need to show weakness. They need to have other people to lean on." -Lilli Simpson

In this article, Myah Gordon, examines media literacy by comparing book to movie adaptations.

In this post, guest writer, Ronnie David M. Rivera, shares a foundational piece of storytelling advice.

In this article, Mattie shares practical advice on overcoming imposter syndrome as a creative.

Death personified in a haunting flash fiction.

In this article Gwyneth shares tried and true editing tips to help polish your manuscript!

By Caleb Tu | Editor-in-Chief Once upon a time, thousands of years ago, there was an Author. He wrote the world into being with a Word, shaping it with all its breathtaking beauty and filling it with life. Now, thousands of years later, we who were made in His image, marred and broken though it may be, attempt to imitate Him and create worlds of our very own. We live in a dangerous and often confusing world, full of doubts and unknowns. Life can be tiring and dangerous to nav