Parallax Online - Online High School Literary Magazine

Never Stop Moving by Maddie Thompson

In this creative non-fiction piece, Maddie Thompson takes the reader through prominent memories from her life, using facts about whale sharks as

Gia George incorporates a memoir-like voice into her fiction piece to create an atmosphere of poignancy for the reader.

In her piece, Haibun for Girlhood, Katie Tian employs imagery and lyricism alike to explore identity.

Avah Dodson's prose on a day-to-day routine evokes nostalgia in readers through visceral sensory details.

In this poetry collection, Willem Parker writes about the bitterness of human life and nature using powerful metaphors.

Blanka Pillár explores themes of love, loneliness, and loss in her imagery-heavy fiction piece.

In this extremely sweet yet bitter poem, Chloe Basch unravels what her unique name means to her.

Jude Wong's poem tells a story of place and self that hooks the reader in its visceral details and places us in

William Bittner uses witty language and imagery to convey a message about culture through his poem, "This Isn't Worth the Ink."

With precision of language and skillful flourishing details, readers can to peer into the world of Michael Nguyen's remarkable poem, "what the

The sharp and unnerving precision of image in Lydia Bae's poem leaves a lasting impression on readers.

These three poems, though all distinctively unique from one another, share the message of familial bonds. Eric Pak writes in a compelling

Our heads were meant to be upside down but instead, we published our brains to the moon. I rejected the softness of

Gabrielle Beck masterfully crafts a story of a grandfather through the lens of his granddaughter by exploring themes of memory, pain, and

Cassandra Hartt, The Sea is Salt and So Am I, hardcover $18.99, ISBN: 987-1-250-61924-2 The Sea is Salt and So Am I,

CA Russegger gracefully expresses death with uncertainty and paints an image of desperation as a beautiful slow decline.