Thursday, December 3, 2020
A chilly autumn wind blew through the streets as the sun slowly began sinking in the sky. As the last rays of sunlight fell upon the streets of Reading, Pennsylvania, strains of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony drifted from one of the houses and mixed with the scent of pumpkin spice in […]
It was finally that time of day. Walking excitedly into his bedroom, CJ Shepherd plopped down onto his bed and pulled out his phone, looking forward to a few hours of texting and listening to music. As the soothing tones of his favorite music filled the room, CJ cranked up […]
I have circumstantially known Joshua Wideman for quite some time, due to our shared experience in the wild adventure of TPS’s Children’s Literature class. I, however, have never truly tried to get to know him until writing this article and I regret not having done so sooner. Loving socialization and […]
Andrew Chen, who is best known for having Bob Dylan as his sister and his incredible skills with a gun, lay prone on the floor of an airplane. He looked through the scope of his hot pink sniper rifle, aiming out the cargo bay door at what looks like small […]
Sitting in his workshop, Jack Apel stared at his newest creation with bloodshot eyes. Having studied natural science for years, and read Cornelius Agrippa for even longer, his masterpiece was now finished. Suddenly, as its wheels jerked for the first time and its motors whirred alive, Apel felt scared. What […]