It Only Takes a Second Kimmy Singhani For the Clock kgsinghani@plymouth.edu It only takes a second for your life to shift even a little bit. And it only took me a second to collide with an oncoming vehicle. It happened ten days after my eighteenth birthday, on the twenty-seventh of February. […]

The Dome Kristina Mehegan For the Clock kcmehegan@plymouth.edu   Ryn had chosen the window today. She usually stood near the center of the train car – that way she had her choice of exits and no one pushed her – but today she elected to stand by the window. She was […]

Rosia Darling  Jessica Bowman For the Clock jlbowman1@plymouth.edu  Years before our time and ages before the first human soul would even blink into existence there lived a girl. A half angel girl but a girl nonetheless. This girl came from a land where the physical and the heavenly are one in […]