Maelstrom

By E.S. Wynn
Posted Sunday, April 8, 2012 at 7:53 PM

Contributor: Jessica Morrow - - There’s a scream, a shudder and a quick jolt. She’s in trouble, and my only thought is that I have to help her. But where is she? She can’t be gone too far. I’d only seen her half an hour ago. I wish my dad was here, or my friends from school. They’d be far more useful than me right now. I’m worthless. I have to be. How else can I not be able to help her? I try to make my way through the darkness, wishing for the clarity so many people took for granted. I would do anything for it. I'd be able to save her! But here I am, as useless as ever. The screams begin again. This time it’s closer, and my heart begins to pound. I find myself leaning down, not by my own control. I feel excitement, and I’m confused as to why I feel it. I’m scared! I want her to be safe, free from the evil in this house, but here...

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Author: Jessica Morrow

The California Crab

By E.S. Wynn
at 12:49 AM

Contributor: Alessandro Cusimano - - Wendy's obsession with Hollywood was born in a motley bungalow, where all the plans begin to jell. In the still of the night, Wendy get up with a jerk, dreaming of a trip to Temptation, odds and ends, jeopardies, jests, strait jackets and phony excuses! Wendy took off a little time this summer, but her vacays didn’t exactly resemble the exotic escapes of Hollywood films: because she never managed to get perfectly tousled beach hair. Obsessive thoughts make Wendy feel nervous and afraid. She tries to get rid of these feelings by performing certain behaviors. Due to these thoughts, Wendy may, for example, wash her hair repeatedly. Performing these behaviors usually only makes her nervous feelings go away for a short time. When the fear and nervousness return, she repeats the routine all over again....

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