A LITERARY JOURNAL PUBLISHING STANDOUT TEEN WRITERS AGES 13-19
India
by BIBEK LIMBU (India)
August 2022
Hands that once felt too small to lift burdens
are now clenched into fists
by ANTARA KULKARNI (India)
August 2022
To this day, most of what we actually know about sex is from Netflix shows, or The Notebook.
by AKSHITHA UPADYAYULA (India)
December 2020
But if I visit Chinatown and look hard enough,
I can see the traces of our history left behind.
by NEERAJA KUMAR (India)
July 2021
Why does the sky appear black from the airplane
even though its sweltering noon on the ground?
by PRAVARTIKA WANKHEDE (India)
September 2021
Discrimination on the basis of class is illegal. Yet it exists and blooms in this environment of hate.
by CHRIS LIM (The Philippines)
July 2021
Jeepney Smoke seeps through the iron rail
to keep him bloodshot. He burrows in the neck
by NEERAJA KUMAR (India)
August 2020
125 miles.
I never imagined they could be so close.
by SAACHI GUPTA (India)
December 2019
There’s a moment in kindergarten when I realize that the other grandparents don’t smile.