Posted inCreative Hall Short Stories
Dream Man
I never understood how dreams worked. I had never dreamt, as dreaming is a neurological process requiring both sleep and a brain, neither of which I possessed. I doubt I…
Climate change refugees: Displacement in a warming world
Picture this: You rely on farming and agriculture to make a living, harvesting maize to feed the hungry mouths in your family. It’s been this way for generations, the trade…
Posted inCourage Creative Hall Health
Blackbird Roost
The tap dripped. The walls shuffled. Thin and reedy, cement and dust flaked like grey snow with every elicited movement. The rats scrabbled and clawed in the distance, a writhing…
Posted inBooks Creative Hall Echo Express
Recent Reads: What We’ve Been Loving
As writers, it's no secret that our love for words and literature extends to reading as well. For us, books serve as a refuge; a temporary escape into a secret…
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Closed Distances
A woman in a red raincoat arrives at a cafe on a humid Spring evening. Wind whips the ends of the red raincoat about her knees and sweeps her hair…
Posted inEcho Buzz Educational Nature
Have You Heard of Solarpunk?
Two Wolves Solarpunk is a counter-culture movement that has an infinite possibility of merits and one glaring flaw: no one seems to be talking about it. Why? This article attempts…
Posted inDocumentary Echo Enigma Self-help
The Menendez Brothers: Debunking Fact v Fiction
Content Warning: This article addresses sensitive topics in relation to the Menendez case and the Netflix series “Monster”, including mentions of parental sexual abuse and incestuous relationships. Reader discretion is…
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Phagia
______________________________________________________________________________________________ Admin @CronusEnterprise Howdy folks! To set the record straight to all employees– HR will no longer be accepting any more filed complaints about ‘the vent noises’, spontaneous building blackouts,…