Tags : Brooklyn

Cold Night

Cold Night

A Story by Havatara


I sat in my little part of the park where no one would think to look for anyone, in a clump of trees near the edge of the park. I don’t know why..
kiki has big plans

kiki has big plans

A Poem by i am skeleton jelly


kiki has big plansshe's gonna be a sushi chefshe's gonna study for 15 yearskiki has big plansshe wants to open a restaurantan ikizukuri restaurantshe ..
Brand New - Chapter 1

Brand New - Chapter 1

A Chapter by Ella


Brand New Chapter 1 I was standing there, whenI heard them calling my name.I thought to myself "NO WAY..I KNOW ITS NOT ME!!!" but thenI ..
After The Rain

After The Rain

A Book by EboneeAlexis


Tatianna is a twenty-one year old student living on her own in Brooklyn and is nowhere near ready for what life has in store for her. Will she make it..
HOLOCAUST PARK.

HOLOCAUST PARK.

A Poem by Terry Collett


A MAN ASLEEP IN HOLOCAUST PARK.
Chapter 10

Chapter 10

A Chapter by Carmen-Rose McGill


After we closed the bet, Spot had to finish selling his papers, so I left to explore Brooklyn a little more. I walked deeper into the neighborho..
Chapter 11

Chapter 11

A Chapter by Carmen-Rose McGill


When I woke, I was immediately hit by a splitting headache that left me wishing that I was still asleep. But once I’m up, I’m up and..
Chapter 12

Chapter 12

A Chapter by Carmen-Rose McGill


Ten minutes of snipping with the dull scissors later, my hair was shoulder length. I ran my hand through the waves, surprised at how light my he..
Chapter 13

Chapter 13

A Chapter by Carmen-Rose McGill


Spot must have gotten in late the last night, because when he knocked on my door to wake me, he sounded exhausted. “Don’t take too l..
Chapter 15

Chapter 15

A Chapter by Carmen-Rose McGill


Once we got to the rich part of town, we stayed in the shadows of the houses, careful to stay away from streetlamps. A pair of policemen were c..
Chapter 16

Chapter 16

A Chapter by Carmen-Rose McGill


The next day before work, Fish and the others teased me relentlessly about spending the night by the harbor with Spot. They didn’t dare s..
Chapter 17

Chapter 17

A Chapter by Carmen-Rose McGill


When we walked into the room where we normally hung out, it was indeed like the Civil War all over again. Blink and another newsie, who I belie..
Chapter 18

Chapter 18

A Chapter by Carmen-Rose McGill


Spot had a little spring in his step while we walked back to Brooklyn, taking our time. I was not in the mood to put up with Fish’s teasi..
Chapter 19

Chapter 19

A Chapter by Carmen-Rose McGill


The next day, Spot woke me up way before the sun rose, which left me wondering if Spot ever slept. He was always the first awake, and I’d..
Chapter 20

Chapter 20

A Chapter by Carmen-Rose McGill


I walked into the Brooklyn Lodging House, following my nose to the room where we played cards. It had the same distinct smell of men sweating a..
Chapter 22

Chapter 22

A Chapter by Carmen-Rose McGill


Blink, Race, Mush, Crutch, Spot and I sealed the deal in their card room, which still smelled of smoke and man-sweat. I wasn’t sure that ..
Chapter 23

Chapter 23

A Chapter by Carmen-Rose McGill


Once in the alley, I carefully tucked my hair into my cap, rubbing a little dirt onto my face so that I was less recognizable. I melted into th..
Chapter 24

Chapter 24

A Chapter by Carmen-Rose McGill


Now came the wait. I didn’t know where Mrs. Hawkins was, or if would even be able to properly mug her. And if I would be able to, who sai..
Chapter 25

Chapter 25

A Chapter by Carmen-Rose McGill


Spot seemed to be purposefully making us miss the curfew, which was fine by me. Missing the curfew with Spot often meant Carrying the Banner wi..
Chapter 26

Chapter 26

A Chapter by Carmen-Rose McGill


It was easy enough to find the Jeweler´s, as it had an awning, on which hung the sign, “McGuire’s Jeweler’s” I qui..

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