Give me the Pen

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I read “The Light of the Fireflies” by Paul Pen during my VERY short break. To say that it is a good story is kind of an understatement. It’s told from the point of view of a 10-year old boy locked in a basement with his family who are horrifically scarred from a fire. The boy wasn’t born when the fire happened, so he is not scarred. I recommend it. Makes the reader question the limits and definition of family.


First day of class. I’m thinking it’s going to be intense, as summer classes usually are, being condensed. I think I will be alright though.

I think everything will be alright. No matter what happens. Some stories aren't meant to have happy endings, sometimes they are so good you just keep re-reading them and a lot of stories haven't even been written yet, or might not ever be written. I just can't shake the feeling that my story is.... I don't know. I know where I want it to go. I KNOW what I want.

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