Teen Ink Magazine,
November 2003 :
Fiction Articles
Remembering Antoinette by Marie A., Snellville, GA She's loony. The woman is out of her mind, and forthat I feel sorry every time I see her. Just a skinny, wrinkly French madame.Sometimes I wonder what I'm missing out on, what kind, loving and normal thingsGrandma Antoinette could have done for me ... Continue...
Wonton Soup for the Sole by Josh L., Pleasantville, NY Before I begin, make certain that you do not mistake this story for French Onion Soup for the Third Cousin's Sole or Split-Pea Soup for the Sautéed Sole. Although it may be confused with Egg Drop Soup for the Dover Sole, this account is far different .. ... Continue...
Writer's Block by Michael N., Los Angeles, CA There is nothing more terrifying than a blank page.Garland Campbell glared at the blinking cursor that mocked him from the left sideof the computer screen. His fingers drummed helplessly against the keys. Fiveminutes passed ... Continue...
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