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Category: prose

‘Why do I Matter?’ by Madi Chantry

I matter because I want to win in life. I want to do the greatest things any man or woman … More

‘The Wastes’ by Dan Johnson

The scorched ground crunched under worn boots, as the wind weakly tugged on his weathered clothes. It was deathly silent, … More

creative writing, dystopia, fiction

‘Munich’ By Leah Newmannoi

The usual busy station was eerily desolate. No one was around, except the man two seats down shouting furiously into … More

noir

‘Wolf Man’ by Kendra Collier-Figg

Once there was a  boy called Andrew. He had just started his first year of high school. Andrew’s parents gave … More

magic realism

‘Blood of a Werewolf’  by Izzy Armstrong

I’d grown up  in a small town, surrounded by hills, forests and streams. As children, we would test who was … More

fantasy

‘My name is Lorelei’ by Phoebe Hartley

My name is Lorelei. I am their downfall. Mine is the voice in the storm. Ever since I was young, … More

‘The Most Secretive Of Them All’ by Francesca Whapples

The woods are deep; the woods are vast. They sweep down from the higher ground and into the valley, encircling … More

’31st October 1897′ by Kiana (KS3 student)

Dear Diary… The village is tranquil, separated from the hostile and inhabitable mass of woods that surround us. The village … More

‘A Night In Darkwood Manor’

This story was written collaboratively by students at Boroughbridge High School: Iris, Purwa, Summer, Abi and Joe. The creaking gate … More

ghost

‘Taylor Murphy’ by Kiana (KS3 student)

It was a seemingly quiet place; the only way into the town was an almost invisible side road at the … More

‘The Voice’ by Maisy Phillip

It’s there. It’s always there. The voice, the guilt, for every mistake she’s made. Wherever she goes, it follows and … More

flash fiction

‘Swallower By Light’ by Eliza Outlaw

I wake up screaming. The pounding in my head is almost as painful as the scratch marks I inflicted in … More

flash fiction

‘The Following’ by Josh Mills

Daryl had heard more bank, house and car alarms than anyone. It was like music to his ears. He started … More

flash fiction

‘Vegetarianism: the answer we’ve all been looking for?’ by Phoebe Hartley

All over the Arctic, polar bears are dying; starving because of melting ice which stops them hunting or left floating … More

opinion

‘Hazel’s Memory’ by Phoebe Hartley

Sometimes, I still think of home. It seems alien now, as though it came from another life. There are times … More

dystopia, fiction

‘Eve’s Memory’ by Alice Spivey

The horse’s hooves battered the ground with such a force anyone walking past would have thought it was an earthquake. … More

creative writing, dystopia

‘Dinah’s Memory’ by Sophie Bootle

I remember walking up and down the beach.  Watching the deep, blue sea washing up and down the sandy beach, … More

creative writing, dystopia

Writing inspired by S.E. Hinton’s The Outsiders: ‘The Rumble’ by Heather Walker

It was beginning to get late; the wind and rain beated endlessly upon the library windows. The bookshelves trembled against … More

creative writing, fiction

‘One hundred and twenty-seven hours of hell’ by Sophie Bootle

I don’t know why I did this. I came the closest to death that’s even possible, and it was all … More

film, non-fiction

‘The Creep who Lived on Raven Lane’ by Amelia Ramsden

The town was small. It was quiet and tidy. The town had a main street. On the main street was … More

creative writing, horror, short story

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