By Lili Rosenkranz
It was only a few months ago when I boarded the subway looking like some suburban snob. I was wearing stockings in July because they made me feel pretty and my face was painted with bronzer and blush, ballerina pink. I remember feeling, put-together, poised, purposeful. That morning in the mirror I slid my fingers down my figure [...]
By Alisa M. Libby
I like writing about bad girls. A murderous countess. An adulterous queen. I don’t know what they’ve taught you in school, but here’s the truth: history is full of bad girls. [...]
Susan Young is the Adult Winner of our “Family Gatherings” Essay Contest. We’re sure you’ll enjoy her “Evening in Paris” as much as we did.
Why couldn’t my relatives have a place at the beach? I’d be able to stroll off, thoughts whooshing around in my head like the crashing waves, and, most importantly, I’d have a high probability of scoping golden lifeguards [...]
Helen Hasbun is the teen winner of our “Family Gatherings” essay contest. Her essay, “What is Unspoken,” impressed us in many ways. Happy reading!
Family reunions are misleadingly depicted as happy occasions. In reality, the teenage victim of this relative-filled hell steps [...]
Back to school! YARN is rolling out it's teacher section. That's right! Lesson plans on the yarns published in YARN. Awesome. is reading Mockingjay. What a YARN 
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