Bloody Mary Day
Suzuki rolled his eyes. His father had always been like this since he was a child, with the exact same mindset he had during his service. Everything that his father considered “American” was banned in the house.
Category: Historical Fiction
Titanic: The Night that Changed Everything
Dylan pushed Sarah onto the travel boat and pushed the travel boat to get it away from the ship. Sarah started crying very loudly and hard. “Noooo!” she wailed. “Please, Dylan, No!”
The Stonewall Inn
“A brick?” I squinted my eyes at the orange rectangle that had just made contact with a police officer’s wind shield. “A brick.” I restate, now sure of it. I heard more crashes from the left and from the right of me.
Bewitched
Matthew and Anne stayed huddled in their home, scared of everything going on in the town; some of the people accused were people they knew, people they had liked.
The Gyotos and the Tanakas
The law was meant to abolish the underground trade of Kampo medicines, taxing them so they could control their business.
The Light in My Dark
They dragged us out of our sleeping space and pushed us outside into the open air. They told us to crawl into a big, truck and locked us up in chains.
The Men in Uniform
They told her she would not return to school ever again. As they walked down the street, Mallory’s innocence slowly and painfully began to crumble.
Letters from Bravik
I no longer wish to lead this life, a coward’s life. I wish to be home and die with my clansmen in battle.
My Life in the Holocaust
We followed every footstep those soldiers took. I had memorized exactly where the hatch to the basement was, right beneath Felix’s rug. Finally, the stomping sound of their heavy boots stopped.
