The adventurous little mole, whose name was Oscar, lived in a mole-hole at the bottom of the sea with his unadventurous mother and father and his timid little sister who was scared of everything... [+]
Children's
Here comes Short Circuit #06, our latest collection of poetry, stories and children’s works.
This issue, like no other, shines a light on so many powerful voices coming from all over the world... and at the push of a button delivers pleasurable reading to serendipitous destinations. Whether in a railway station in the San Francisco Bay Area or sitting at home in Kent with your computer on your lap, we hope you enjoy these tales as much as we do!
Here comes Short Circuit #06, our latest collection of poetry, stories and children’s works.
This issue, like no other, shines a light on so many powerful voices coming from all over the world... and at the push of a button delivers pleasurable reading to serendipitous destinations. Whether in a railway station in the San Francisco Bay Area or sitting at home in Kent with your computer on your lap, we hope you enjoy these tales as much as we do!
This winter, to highlight local voices and curate local content specially made for their Short Story Dispensers, the San Jose Public Library organised a pretty special short fiction and comic contest. Open to authors of all ages (the youngest was just 3, the oldest 77), this project was a blooming success: between the short story contest and the comic making contest, almost 150 works were submitted!
Let’s hope this will be the first of many successful contests for the San Jose Public Library!
This winter, to highlight local voices and curate local content specially made for their Short Story Dispensers, the San Jose Public Library organised a pretty special short fiction and comic contest. Open to authors of all ages (the youngest was just 3, the oldest 77), this project was a blooming success: between the short story contest and the comic making contest, almost 150 works were submitted!
Let’s hope this will be the first of many successful contests for the San Jose Public Library!
A smaller, more portable table-top version of the iconic Short Story Dispenser, the Short Story Cube is designed for school and library engagement. It can be used to promote reading in classrooms, or can be shared between library branches. Languages, reading level, themes… the programming possibilities from our collections are infinite!
When combined with the Short Story Portal (a connected reading and writing submission platform), teachers & librarians are able to instantly print stories written by kids & patrons, allowing everyone to return home with their story.
A smaller, more portable table-top version of the iconic Short Story Dispenser, the Short Story Cube is designed for school and library engagement. It can be used to promote reading in classrooms, or can be shared between library branches. Languages, reading level, themes… the programming possibilities from our collections are infinite!
When combined with the Short Story Portal (a connected reading and writing submission platform), teachers & librarians are able to instantly print stories written by kids & patrons, allowing everyone to return home with their story.
The adventurous little mole, whose name was Oscar, lived in a mole-hole at the bottom of the sea with his unadventurous mother and father and his timid little sister who was scared of everything... [+]
We drove south on York Road, passing the large brick house that always stole my attention. I peered past my mother’s arms and the steering wheel, to take another long, unblinking look. The... [+]
Everything is fluid. I can feel the biting caress of the wind stinging my cheeks. I can see the blue sky stretching out to infinity and feel the intoxication of speed catching my heart. There is no... [+]