By Brooklyn Porter -- Based on Crime and Punishment By Fyodor Dostoevsky What Have You Done? “Conscience is the inner voice that warns us that someone may be looking.” — H. L. Mencken Swirling blackness, All engulfing Struggling for air, To breathe Deepest darkness, Drowning me Overcome and Sinking down Never to rise Ever again But the spell Is broken I am free, awake, And alive I lay still, Eyes wide I draw in air, So sweet Everything so normal, And unchanged Yet a nagging,

By Omar Jarkas -- Far from their thoughts was the concept of a silent assimilation. That Actors could slip into their lives, into their hearts, and play the role of humanity better than they could. It began on the set of an independent film showcasing the journey of a man who lost control over an artificial intelligence; the director sought to make history with the film and to supplement his refined  piece of art, as a last second decision he chose to employ an entirely inhum

By Soquel Medina -- Once upon a time, a long time ago lived a young girl named Xilabela.  She was the only daughter of an Aztec king and the baby sister to his two heirs. She was wise beyond her years. The princess of a savage warrior who had ruled for many years and that made her extra special. She had hair the color of milk chocolate and eyes to match. Her face was full and although she didn’t wear much makeup, her cheeks still honed a pinkish tint. Her lips were small but