Friday, November 27, 2020

Fiction

A Lifeline by Amanda Hershkin - Photo by Elena Eisenstadt

A Lifeline

Amanda Hershkin -
“I think of the person on the other side of the door, with the pounding fists.”
The Empty Bed by Daphne Raskin - Photo by Alexandra Alpert

The Empty Bed

Daphne Raskin -
“Imagine the expressions on her friends’ and family’s faces when she brought home the princess, after the summer was through.”
The Tide That Never Comes in by Ilana Drake - Photo by Auden Yurman

The Tide That Doesn’t Come In

Ilana Drake -
Our eyes grow as we realize that this is a moment that counts.
Identity: The Holocaust Through The Eyes of Eva Heyman by Katie Krawcheck - Photo by Marika Campbell-Blue

Identity: The Holocaust Through The Eyes of Eva Heyman

Katie Krawcheck -
“I never truly believed that a person could be identified by a single aspect.”
The Last Death of Jerusalem by Aydia Caplan - Photo by Jade Lowe

The Last Death of Jerusalem

Aydia Caplan -
"The resting place of kings upon kings, demolished yet again."
Over the Wrought-Iron Fence by Yvonne Liccione - Photo by Marika Campbell-Blue

Over the Wrought Iron Fence

Yvonne Liccione -
"Honeysuckle, she thought, it always comes back to honeysuckle."
43-Hour Drive by Orly Berkowitz-Henkin - Photo by Elena Eisenstadt

43-Hour Drive

Orly Berkowitz-Henkin -
Technically, he had met his mother before. Once.
What Do You Want? by Hannah Rosman - Photo by Alex Garrow

What Do You want?

Hannah Rosman -
"The first day of school always brings anxiety for Ms. B, [but] this year, Ms. B is extra apprehensive..."
How to Label Yourself by Abigail Fisher - Photo by Elise Anstey

How to Label Yourself

Abigail Fisher -
A story that takes you back in time as you learn how labeling and social pressures all begin.
Her Mask by Gail Hafif – Photo by Elena Eisenstadt

Her Mask

Gail Hafif -
Do you hide your true self behind a mask?
The Everlasting Shadows By Rochel Leah Itzkowitz - Photo by Elise Anstey

The Everlasting Shadows

Rochel Leah Itzkowitz -
Do you hide in the shadows of your siblings? Should you?
The Calmer of Two Tempests by Aydia Caplan - Photo by Elise Anstey

The Calmer of Two Tempests

Aydia Caplan -
This short story depicts the struggles and triumphs of two women who chase both feminism and freedom
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