Due this week

5. Haunted. Have you ever been in a house where things go bump in the night? Do you believe that some buildings or places are haunted? Is there one in your town? Tell us a story about it. Make it believable.
Alternate: Lockers. What one thing do you wish no one to know about in your locker? Or what is the most important thing in your locker? Deadline: Friday Oct. 17.

To submit to Newspaper Series

  • Log in. (Click "Not a YWP member?" to create an account.)

  • Click "create content" and create an ENTRY
  • Fill out "title," "author name, school & grade" and "prompt" boxes.
  • Paste story into "body."
  • Click "Submit." You are done.
    NOTES: Your account email must be accurate; a "blog" entry must be resubmitted as an ENTRY to be considered.

Person V. Person

Submitted by Greenslitm on February 15, 2008 - 15:46.

Evan V. Colburn

Person V. Person

Evan doesn’t like Colburn to begin with; He thinks he’s a creepy guy. Then he finds out he might have something to do with Emil Blanchek’s Murder. In results; Colburn gets shot. I though he would have gotten caught and put in jail, but Mr. Richmond shot him.
The only reason that Mr. Richmond shot him was because Colburn was holding Ruben at gun point. So in turns, Colburn got shot from behind by Mr. Richmond. It was in defense of Ruben and Evan.

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