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Articles 481 - 510 of 771
Full-Text Articles in Creative Writing
Dig It Up, Monica J. Bradbury
Wanting…, Jack Livingston
Tommy, Meg Kelly
Tiffany's, Mark Bowers
Tiffany's, Mark Bowers
The Angle
In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay's first paragraph.
“The first time I robbed Tiffany’s it was raining. I remember because after I left her house I stopped to check the time when my pocket watch slipped from my hand to the ground. The rain violently splashed over and around the watch as if it was trying to erode the gentle gold backing into something fiercer. I picked up the watch and caught a quick reflection of her house on the back. Even in the gold backing the house looked pale, maybe the rain stole its glitter. Maybe …
Colorblind, Meg Kelly
Man On The Subway, Mark Bowers
Man On The Subway, Mark Bowers
The Angle
In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay's first paragraph.
"The old man on the subway seat ahead of me keeps his eyes from wandering by staring out the window. His Nike Airs are worn a the toe and the heel, his gray overcoat brings out the color in his hair. Many times before I have seen him but never stopped to talk."
A River Of Trouble, Anne Steger
A River Of Trouble, Anne Steger
The Angle
In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay's first paragraph.
“She was standing by the river looking at the stepping stones and remembering each one. Today, a day she couldn’t have imagined living through, she found herself drawn to this spot. Conversations sputtered and flowed as the water swept around the stones. If she listened closely, maybe they would come to her.”
Vagabond, Jonathan Bakert
Vagabond, Jonathan Bakert
The Angle
In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay's first paragraph.
"I can't tell you how many time I've walked these streets. The same streets. Over and over, counting the cracks, avoiding the discarded candy bar wrappers and the occasional trampled magazine. And I wasn't alone, of course. Alone as my footsteps echoed from alley to alley. Past beggars, businessmen, and derelicts, all in search for their helpless prey. And this place, this city of decadence, it got bleeding cold. Why then, did it have to happen like this?"
The Tailor, Cassandara Dings
Kiss Me, Monica J. Bradbury
Me, Katie Mcnamara
Empty Eyes, Jack Livingston
Classic, Jennifer Robinson
Spheres, Theresa Keenan
After The Fight, Katie Mcnamara
Melting, Jennifer Robinson
The Wake, Meg Kelly
St. Patrick's Day Parade, Meg Kelly
Autumn Harmony, Jennifer Robinson
Snow Angel, Amanda Lysy
Full Issue, No Author
Looking Down, Tony Volpe
Conditions, Joe D'Angelo
El Diablo, Donald T. Mccoy
El Diablo, Donald T. Mccoy
The Angle
In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay's first paragraph.
"As El Diablo sailed gracefully over the back fence, he took a glance over his shoulder at Sam, who was befuddled. If Sam were capable of detecting the various expressions on Diablo's face, he would have noticed that the most prominent feature was a roguish grin, smeared from ear to ear. As Diablo's feet touched the grass on the other side, his mind raced with ideas as to how he would enjoy his newfound freedom. Escaping was simple this morning. The humans must have been up too late watching …
Just A Bird, Cassandara Dings
Sheila, Sabrina K. Beach
Sheila, Sabrina K. Beach
The Angle
In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay's first paragraph.
"Sheila sat in a dim corner of her favorite summertime coffeehouse and sipped the cup of herbal tea she had poured from the chipped china teapot cooling on the table in front of her. Her knees were tucked under her while she leaned against one of the large pillows thrown on the lumpy sofa. She watched all the customers walking through the heavy wooden door without being seen. The slender, longhaired brunette took particular notice of one short, redheaded, athletic-looking woman when she ordered a vanilla cappuccino, glanced Sheila's …
Kiss Me, Sarah Crimmins
The Butcher, Anne Steger
The Butcher, Anne Steger
The Angle
In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay's first paragraph.
"A shadow slid across the woman's face on the late September day. A cold wind whipped the clouds, their formations slicing the sun into lop-sided, jagged pieces. Even with the cool air coming through the open kitchen window, drops of sweat bubbled up on Joyce's lip and brow."
You Don't Scare Me Frazzlewood Fred, Heather Ruffalo
The Birdhouse, Erin A. Hopkins
The Birdhouse, Erin A. Hopkins
The Angle
In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay's first paragraph.
"'Gramma?'"
'Yes, Molly?'
'Who lived there?' Molly inquired as she raised herself up upon her tip-toes. She wrapped her small hands around two pickets of the peeling fence, balancing her weight on the cement sidewalk. The extra inch and a half allowed her eyes to hover just above the top beam of the swaying support."