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Science-Fiction
Published in Stone Soup Magazine, September 2021
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Hypotheticals are born everyday, usually from seemingly insignificant occurrences that align together to form questions that aren’t necessarily easy to answer.
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An update from our tenth Writing Workshop with Conner Bassett
A summary of the workshop led by contributors Liam Hancock, 13, and Madeline Kline, 13, held on Saturday June 19, plus some of the output...
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It all started on a chilly Wednesday night when my mom and I were looking at the weather app because we wanted to check if it would rain the next day. My mom and I noticed that there was a warning say...
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Boom! Crash! Bam! It quickly struck the air, disturbingthe flying birds, the peaceful clouds, and the still atmosphere– crashing and ripping throughthe surface of what was once a blue planet, a plac...
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Noelle was wondering. Noelle always wondered, whether she was at school, or at home, or anywhere. She daydreamed all day. She wondered what they were doing.
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When you hear the words "stock market," it sounds like a frightening mess that is impossible to make sense of. Bears, bulls, short, call options, IPO–what do all of these things mean?
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Once upon a time, there was a man named: Jeff. He had COVID-19. It was a hot day and he felt like relaxing by swimming. So, he went to dive in the ocean. That is how he started COVID-19 in the ocean!
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Going Viral
Ender Ippolito, 9
Hello, my name is Sam Flu. You might not know me personally, but I’m pretty sure you know my kind. Right now I am going to school.
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The Gone series by Michael Grant was a very gripping, fun, and entertaining read, and despite it not being for the faint of heart, I would recommend it to just about anyone—which is why I find it so...
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