ALTERNATIVE TITLE: "i don't care," reid says, caringly, as he cares deeply.

THE ASSASSINS BLADE WAS CRAFTED FROM THE BONES OF HIS REFLECTION AND SHARPENED ON THE FLAT SPINE OF HIS SHADOW. 2016, revolved © ACTION | 138

Francis. Ryan. Fryan. The most self indulgent thing ever. (No actual adventures - only a bunch of college fools with communication problems.)

Boy meets magic. Boy meets death.

TWO SIDES OF THE SAME COIN, CORRUPTION AND GREED CANT EXIST WITHOUT THE OTHER.

When she's not too busy a) being a ruthless killer and a thorn in the side of the Justice Department, b) trying (and failing) to stay out of family drama, or c) planning the occasional heist (on weekends only, of course), you can find Zenon enjoying a competitive game of water polo at Carlton Prep, one of the most prestigious private schools in the country.

Stories of people who Danez randomly meets on the street. He asks them anything they would like to say and then he'll take a picture of them. He is a photographer after all. ⌘ Black History Month Competition ▲ Original picture by Judy Kaufmann: http://society6.com/product/people-vk_print#1=45

Screen burn: "Where a permanent mark is burnt into the mask of the TV screen due to prolonged display." If Jake's life is a TV show, the set that plays it is afflicted with screen burn, forever displaying his character in a frozen state, unable to change. He is the nice guy who always finishes last. He is stuck being the boring, straight, white male. Mateo is a bisexual, biracial troublemaker and everything that a girl wants. Jake aims to rewrite his character to win the girl of his dreams, and Mateo is going to help him (willingly or not). #45 in Humor. [Cover by: redblacklady]

Henry's grumpy. Isaac's lonely. And then Isaac rings the cereal helpline Henry works at, and things get a lot more complicated. [short story - #48, 1st october 2014] [teen fiction - #226, 1st october 2014] PLEASE NOTE: this story is currently being converted from all lower case to sentence case. this might take some time.

"Let's go on an adventure" he says with promising eyes. "No thank you" I mumble trying to push through the crowd of hormonal teenagers in the hallway. Today we live in a society where everyone is judged. Hayley Nicks catorgies people in groups though , with the fakes , the jocks, the hipsters, the nerds. But she doesn't know where she stands. When her mom gets a job two states away it's her chance to find where she belongs, while making a few new friends along the way. Will she find her place and stay there? Or will she venture off into the unknown. Will she leave all the sarcasm behind and let something off her chest that's been crushing her for years?