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A pair of eyes (1/23 workshop)

by Olivia Zhang Age 9

Published January 23, 2021

A Pair of Eyes The flat bottom of the gondola sliced through silent yet disturbed waters with the smoothness of silk and the quickness of a little bird. As Eva trailed her finger along the...

What And Is (1/23)

by Anya Geist Age 14

Published January 23, 2021

and and what is and? and is between even though is is between between and and and is walking and talking and is cause and effect and is so and so it isn’t its own...

A Fallen Blue

by Enni Harlan Age 14

Published January 23, 2021

Cinnamon and Jello

by Lina Kim Age 10

Published January 23, 2021

Cinnamon the dragon loved jello, Cinnamon ate jello every day. Jello on toast, jello spaghetti, Jello in April and May! Cinnamon’s favorite jello was green, He ate it most of the time. But one day...

Sherlock Holmes

by Vivaan Kartik

Published January 21, 2021

Notes on our Nation, an inauguration day poem by Sofie, 10

by Sofie Dardzinski

Published January 20, 2021

We the People have been creating cacophony dissonant chords and jagged notes, scattered rests and twisted octaves the chaotic melody vanquishing a weak, sibilant harmony as tritone chords overwhelm the concert while the awkward bass...

Stone Soup Author Interview: Enni Harlan

by Stone Soup Editors

Published January 19, 2021

Weekly Creativity #136: Invent a New Species of Animal or Plant

by Sarah Ainsworth

Published January 18, 2021

Imagine that you are a scientist who discovers a new animal species or plant. Draw or paint a picture that details your discovery. Is it related to any known species, or is it something totally...

Stone Soup Author Interview: Liam Hancock

by Stone Soup Editors

Published January 15, 2021

A Day in the Life of a Sixth Grader

by Lauren Minyoung Yoon Age 11

Published January 13, 2021

7:15 am- When my alarm goes off, I always wonder if I could just throw it on the ground, then go back to sleep. Well, I can’t do that, actually, because my dad is my...

A pair of eyes (1/23 workshop)

Post Age 9 Published January 23, 2021 by Olivia Zhang

A Pair of Eyes The flat bottom of the gondola sliced through silent yet disturbed waters with the smoothness of silk and the quickness of a little bird. As Eva trailed her finger along the brim of the boat, she saw the same red eyes that had been following her, the same padded footsteps in her reflections.

What And Is (1/23)

Post Age 14 Published January 23, 2021 by Anya Geist

and and what is and? and is between even though is is between between and and and is walking and talking and is cause and effect and is so and so it isn’t its own you don’t say and by itself because it is the link through which everything goes and is falling and falling through the ground and lights glaring and a dragon rearing its head and then waking up in a flash and realizing it was all a ...

A Fallen Blue

Post Age 14 Published January 23, 2021 by Enni Harlan

A Fallen Blue Words: global warming, boat, sing, soundlessly, wolf, furious The sky was furious. Smoke drifted up, up, up into the blue. Her voice, so intoxicatingly sweet most days, could not be heard from beneath the haze of gray. Gray and red, anger and torment swarming the horizon. The hills that usually pierced frayed clouds seemed to foreshadow danger as red and pink loomed above.

Cinnamon and Jello

Post Age 10 Published January 23, 2021 by Lina Kim

Sherlock Holmes

Post Published January 21, 2021 by Vivaan Kartik

Every year, thousands of characters are formulated, some are loved, some are hated, some are dismissed, some are complex, some are comical, some are for kids, some for grown-ups and some are legends. The bulk of all fictional characters are soon replaced by new, more modern fictional personalities because they are too pedestrian, they do not have a deep impact on the readers.

Notes on our Nation, an inauguration day poem by Sofie, 10

Post Published January 20, 2021 by Sofie Dardzinski

Stone Soup Author Interview: Enni Harlan

Post Published January 19, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

Stone Soup contributor and 20-21 intern Anya Geist, 14, talks with three time winner of the Weekly Flash Contest Enni Harlan, 13, about writing a novel, the research that goes into historical fiction, and the feeling of living in your story. 0:18 - How were you introduced to Stone Soup? 0:49 - How did you decide to submit to the Flash Contests and how did you feel when you won?

Weekly Creativity #136: Invent a New Species of Animal or Plant

Post Published January 18, 2021 by Sarah Ainsworth

Imagine that you are a scientist who discovers a new animal species or plant. Draw or paint a picture that details your discovery. Is it related to any known species, or is it something totally new? If you want to, you can even give it a name.

Stone Soup Author Interview: Liam Hancock

Post Published January 15, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

Stone Soup contributor and 20-21 intern Anya Geist, 14, talks to Liam Hancock, 12, about inspiration, persevering after rejection, and the Writing Workshop. 0:19 - How were you introduced to Stone Soup? 0:32 - What is your favorite thing about writing? 1:00 - How did you decide to submit to Stone Soup? 1:21 - How did it feel to have your story accepted?

A Day in the Life of a Sixth Grader

Post Age 11 Published January 13, 2021 by Lauren Minyoung Yoon

7:15 am- When my alarm goes off, I always wonder if I could just throw it on the ground, then go back to sleep. Well, I can’t do that, actually, because my dad is my alarm and I would be in trouble trying to throw him at the ground. 7:15 is the worst part of the day.

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