Denial “I don’t want to get into it,” I say. My fingers drum an anxious beat on the metal counter I lean against.
Jasper Reed couldn’t believe what had happened just hours ago. Not only had it been humiliating, it had come totally out of the
Secrets don’t always stay secret—especially from my mother. It started after school when she pulled up to where I was talking with friends
Decaying leaves crunched underfoot and a soft breeze stirred the late October air. A horde of zombies shuffled past the playground at the
The man first appeared on a Tuesday, though Miriam would later understand that this was only the day she began to notice him. Libraries, after
the ancestors always pass down gifts—just open your hand and trust the natural world. – “You’re here… again?” “If you ain’t realized by now, we
It was by the afternoon when I knew what this all meant. It meant another half-summer of tubes into my nose and wires set on