Young Writers Society

When her mother dies in a tragic accident, Evangeline must find a way to heal-before her desire for revenge overwhelms her.

A totalitarian dystopia, with a little satire on YA stuff.

Sit down, enjoy a tall cup of tea, and read this. I know you'll want to. It's 18 and up, because I'd like reviews that are critical and technical...

Chapter one of a rough concept series. Meet the unmotivated hero Gelde, as his greatest enemy crawls out of his brother's grave.

Skyla's unbrother pays a visit, a turtle wins the Annual Car Lottery, and we get an editorial from said turtle.

The story of how Frost Lark was founded begins in this article.

Frost Lark's history begins to be explained in this Sunday paper.

A temporary peace has been returned to Frost Lark, Skyla makes a huge discovery, and biased news is addressed in this chapter of Frost Lark News.

The mayor is dead, the danger of birds is reminded, and legos have been declared illegal in this print of Frost Lark News.

The Order of the Library has fallen, pens have been discovered to cause autism, and colors have been updated.

Happy Mother's Day to all mothers of Frost Lark!

The town is considering shutting down the Stone Edge Library, and no one but the Order of the Library is willing to argue it.

The Travellers have claimed a plot of land and begun developing it into a town.

Now for some numbers. 32% of people will refuse to read this.

Satire about linguistic clarity and how it's used socially and psychologically, intentionally and unintentionally. Somehow manages to combine influen