@zeldacroft, @freewritehouse Partnership: @phil-glaz , @mgaft1 The contest Today, I for the first time brought my children to the art class here in Chicago. It is good that they will study in the States

@zeldacroft, @freewritehouse, We-Write #14 The club lights flashed and waved to the beating music. They washed the dancefloor in neon colors, in time to the heavy vibrations of the giant speakers.

@zeldacroft, @freewritehouse, We-Write #13 The silver orb gleamed in the light. Resting on a long metal tube extending from a circular base, nothing had ever terrified Jonathan more. He glanced at the

@zeldacroft, @freewritehouse, We-Write #11 An inky air crept through the twilight hours, and now pressed against the windows of the house. Inside, Nathan aimlessly flipped through the TV channels, the

@zeldacroft, @freewritehouse, We-Write #10 “I can’t believe we’re here!” Clara gushed, gazing at the manor house. Its front steps were preceded by carefully-laid stone, centered around a magnificent fountain.

@zeldacroft, @freewritehouse, We-Write #9 Contest promt here image from "A first sentence is all it takes to get the story going. Just start writing and see where it goes," suggested Mrs. Mowry

@zeldacroft, @freewritehouse, We-Write #9 A first sentence is all it takes to get the story going. Just start writing and see where it goes," suggested Mrs. Mowry as she handed out the composition

@zeldacroft @freewritehouse We-Write #7 The Charged Up Cafe was dead. Not because its tables didn’t have the power to charge devices as promised, but because no sane person wants coffee in the middle of

@zeldacroft @freewritehouse We-Write #6 Source The prompt There was still a coolness in the air as Thomas walked through the park. The warming sun was about to break over the old maples by the playground,