Author Archives: Monica Carrier

Switch by: Fiona P. ’26 I wasn’t supposed to remember. That was the whole point. I played the Switch card, and it didn’t work. Well, it did. But there were holes. Memories came like consciousness, so when I was a … Continue reading →

See Through by: Pippa G. ’28 I had not realized anything was wrong until people started filming me. What is so special about a teenager holding coffee. To them, nothing. They just saw coffee. That was the day people “saw” … Continue reading →

Essay by Ben I. ’26 Introduction An orphan, a senator, a general, a lawyer, a vice president, a father, a husband, a leader, a traitor, and a murderer. A man who had so much to lose and lived his life … Continue reading →

Four  by: Pippa G. ’28 There were seven at the start. We had all drunk the poison so we all have to fight for the antidote. The anonymous person told us all to meet at the mountain for a “rock-climbing” … Continue reading →

The Rise Dan E. ’27            During the lockdown, my family needed a morale booster. My mom came to the rescue with two bags of bread flour and yeast. She needed a bread recipe that would make the most … Continue reading →