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Sand in a Bottle - Part One of Chapter One (Katie)
Katie Sometimes I think I remember my mom, but most of the time I’m not sure if what I remember is an actual memory or just something my mind conjured ...
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The Meetinghouse (Prologue)
As soon as the foothills of Tennessee turned into the red clay soil of Georgia, as soon as the cold snowy winters of the Midwest turned into the mild rainy ...
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Wings - Chapter Two (Carly)
Chapter TwoCarly - Wednesday afternoon When I come to consciousness, I am thinking exactly four things: 1) Why do I have a killer headache? 2) Why will my eyes literally ...
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Wings - Chapter One (Morrow)
__________________________________________________________________________________________Okay so this is the NEW Chapter One of Wings - to those of you who read the old first chapter, that old first
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One Tree in the Forest (Prologue)
Prologue Odd, how in this most dire situation, I noticed and remembered the most mundane of details; things that I never would’ve given a second glance to any other time, ...
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How You Live (Original Essay Version)
So, I wrote this for a personal experience narrative for English class a while ago. It's a true story, and my own secret goal for this was to make my ...
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Sand in a Bottle (Edited Part One of Chapter One - Katie)
PART ONEChapter OneKatie Sometimes I think I remember my mom, but most of the time I’m not sure if what I remember is an actual memory or just something my ...
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When the Sand Runs Out (Chapter One: Katie)
This was formerly "Sand in a Bottle," but I have since changed the title and most of the plot line. I like it much better though, now. I'm looking for ...
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When the Sand Runs Out (Chapter One - Katie)
The full thing is finally here!! YAY! Sorry it's so long. I really want some BRUTALLY HONEST critiques, please! If you like it, tell me why. If you hate it, ...
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When the Sand Runs Out - Prologue
This story is also on Wattpad! If you're a not a member, join! If you are, vote for When the Sand Runs Out (#1114125) please!Well. I don't think I've quite ...
