By Ashley Murrell Children’s laughter and screams of joy drifted through the air around the playground on a warm spring day. Little hands flew up into the sky, expressing their hopes and dreams of the game that was most important that day. Lilly, the teacher chosen to supervise the kids’ outside time sighed as she [...]
Made a Discovery
by Sysiphus Can’t get enough reading, discussion and debate? Well we here at Flask and Pen came across a wonderful Literary website: Literature Network Forums Very cool, very interesting. Among the threads I came across a personality quiz where you learn which of 64 books you are. I’m Vrigina Wolff’s Mrs. Dalloway. Fun, check it [...]
Adam and Eve: The First Love Story?
by Scott A. Klepach, Jr. In the beginning, there was Adam and Eve, as we have been told. They are a couple that confuses and captivates us, delights us and deprives us. Packed into just the first several chapters of Genesis, Adam and Eve nonetheless are situated as the first human characters of the world, [...]
“Can I Fit in Your Genes?”
Ty Brenneman Once I’ve had the chance to thoroughly described the process, most people will exclaim “Oh, how magnanimous of you!” or “You must really got a heart of gold!” On the other hand, the more curious conversant will say, “I’ve always thought about doing that… how much did it pay?” Depending on her genetic [...]
Home
by Kristi Curtis They say that home is were the heart is. But what if that just so happens to be in more than one locale. It was certainly one of the more difficult decisions I have had to make. I left the man I love in one state to move to another. I moved [...]


