Good Grief and Alas! by Maria Panfiorova

Mark unfolded the map, gently smoothening it out with.

The Place Where Dead Dreams Live by M. Makarova

Dear guest, we are happy to welcome you

Married to the Star by M. Makarova

He saw the star for the first time when he was nine.

“What is your first memory?” by Danylo Klochko

“What is your first memory?” someone would ask.

A Serious Story by Maria Ignatieva

“Well, on the whole, it’s not bad at all.

The Explosion Occurred Accidentally… by Anfisa Doroshenko

I took a liking to her at the first sight.

Some Alternative Readings of Stately, Plump by Maria Panfiorova

Stately, plump Buck Mulligan came from the stairhead,

Knight’s Wishes by Maria Panfiorova

The Knight looked in the window silently

What Do They Hide There by Maria Ignatieva

Don’t go into the wood, they said.

The Most Interesting Thing by Anastasia Krasna

Though hundreds of thousands had done their very best

Childishness by Anfisa Doroshenko

Billy saw the girl in a crowd

I Have Nothing but Myself by Daria Kudenko

When I first learned that no one could ever love me

The Unknown Uncle by Andrii Lysenko

Someone must have been telling lies

The Tears of Ballerinas by Margarita Makarova

It was a pleasure to burn.

Happy End by Maria Ignatieva

Current theories on the creation of the Universe state that,

The Marks by Zakhar Manukhov

I have scars

Break away from Life by Daria Gvozdetska

Lucy got into traffic jam on way to work.

Galatea by Maria Panfiorova

“I, Gertie,” she spoke as if she wasn’t sure that was her name,

Grief by Maria Ignatieva

I take thee to be my wedded Husband,

Exodus by Andriy Studynsky

War, war never changes.

The Story of the Butterfly by Anfisa Doroshenko

It is over.

The Riddle family by Vlada Melnichuk

The villagers of Little Hangleton still called it “the Riddle House,”