Dystopian Short Story: Part 3 1215 hours 30th avenue 64° F DAY “This looks like the perfect place to get murdered.” I joke as we arrive at the place where the letter tells us to meet them. I look over at June and notice her unnaturally pale face. “Hey,” I say softly, gently resting my […]
Dystopian Short Story: Part 2 1203 hours Wing Family House 65° F JUNE The note lies on the front porch. “Day!” I yell. He quickly runs over and looks at the note in my hand. “What’s that?” Day asks. “I don’t know. I was hoping you could tell me,” I say. I inspect the note
Hello, everyone! I hope all of you are doing well! Lately in my QUEST class, we read the book Legends by Marie Lu. This read was a prodigious book with a lot of adventure and a compelling dystopian plot. After we read this book, our project was to write a short story from the perspective
Have you ever come across Emily Dickinson’s quote, “Hope is the feathered thing that perches in the soul?” Well, that basically summarizes O. Henry’s short story, “The Last Leaf.” In this story, O. Henry writes about a young artist by the name of Johnsy who gets pneumonia. She then ties the idea that when the
As of June 2024, Americans owed about $1.6 trillion in student loans, 42% more than they owed a decade earlier. Student loan debt is one of the most pressing issues and is a matter not to be taken lightly. It has long-term negative effects and dramatically challenges students’ mental health. Thus, student loan debt should