Maclay School's Journal of Creative WritingOn our title: We take the title of this journal from a novella of the same name by Fyodor Dostoyevsky. The novella is an existential piece, written before Dostoyevsky's greatest works and before Existentialism had really taken root in literature. The unnamed narrator is frequently named an anti-hero and is described by the note on the back of the Dover edition as a "profoundly alienated individual in whose brooding self-an...

We take the title of this journal from a novella of the same name by Fyodor Dostoyevsky. The novella is an existentialist piece, written before Dostoyevsky's greatest works and before Existentialism had really taken root in literature. The unnamed narrator is frequently named an anti-hero and is described by the note on the back of the Dover edition as "a profoundly alienated individual in whose brooding self-analysis there is a search for the true and the good in a world of relative value...

I chose wrong.While my future is promised to one man, my heart wants Crew Kingsley. My enemy. My addiction. My boyfriend's brother.Crew isn't the prince in any girl's story. He doesn't want to win my love; he wants to steal it—simply so he can make me regret ever letting him.If only I wasn't addicted to his pain.Crew's hate burns too hot. His heart is too cold. But his punishment… is just right.When given two choices, a smart girl pi...

We take the title of this journal from a novella of the same name by Fyodor Dostoyevsky. The novella is an existentialist piece, written before Dostoyevsky's greatest works and before Existentialism had really taken root in literature. The unnamed narrator is frequently named an anti-hero and is described by the note on the back of the Dover edition as "a profoundly alienated individual in whose brooding self-analysis there is a search for the true and the good in a world of relative value...

I saw the future.Years on the run taught me fate always catches up. And that's what happened when Sage Jackson found me.My destiny. My keeper. My father's enforcer.Sage owes the club a favor, and now that I'm back, it's his time to pay up. My freedom for his. A task he's happy to accept when I'm the reason his father is dead.Sage swears to protect me. To guard me. To keep his hands off me.He thinks showing me his dark side will make ...

This is no fairytale...As the daughter of a biker, I've been toe-to-toe with brutal men. I grew up surrounded by violence, so I thought I could survive anything.Until I learned what it really means to be at the mercy of a monster. One I loved. One I trusted.Now that I've escaped, I refuse to go back.But when I show up on my brother's doorstep looking for help, I find myself face-to-face with Mason Zane.My protector. My safety. My bro...

We take the title of this journal from a novella of the same name by Fyodor Dostoyevsky. The novella is an existential piece, written before Dostoyevsky's greatest works and before Existentialism had really taken root in literature. The unnamed narrator is frequently named an anti-hero and is described by the note on the back of the Dover edition as a "profoundly alienated individual in whose brooding self-analysis there is a search for the true and the good in a world of relative values a...

I made a mistake.Hearts are the most fragile part of the body, and I trusted mine with Jude Carlisle.My villain. My weakness. My stepbrother.Fairytales have a way of turning the most innocent things wicked.Jude lied through his teeth, and I fell for every word. Then he burned both our families to the ground in a sick game of revenge and never looked back.When I see him again years later—tattooed, pierced, as vicious and lethal as eve...

A new play by Lisa Monde, inspired by the original novel by Bram Stoker, as well as the prequel, Dracul, and the sequel Dracula the Un-Dead by Dacre Stoker, the great-grandnephew of the Irish writer and creator of the literary character of Dracula.Count Dracula, who leads a secluded life in his castle and suffers from the loss of his beloved, is concerned with the possibility of recovering such human privilege as having a shadow.The shadow...