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Blue Ink
I realized he was writing over the blue stains, now dry, with new words. Nothing that had been lost couldn't be created again. Blue Ink follows Charlie, a reserved writer coping with the trauma of his childhood, and Levi, a wild partier struggling with loneliness, who meet on their college campus in the chaos of a thunderstorm. Levi makes it his mission to break down Charlie's walls and foster a deeper relationship. But just as Levi learns about the loss of Charlie's brother to addiction, and starts to realize his feelings for Charlie, he begins spiraling with his own drug use. Incredibly dark, unapologetically raw, Blue Ink displays the humanity behind often-stigmatized topics like addiction, sexuality, and trauma. As they learn to navigate their personal challenges together, Charlie and Levi demonstrate the significance of sharing your emotions rather than suppressing them.
Blue Ink & Epiphany
Between the smudges of blue ink and words framing countless epiphanies is a lyrical collection of poetry crafted by Anna Kristina Schultz. Her work addresses topics of nature, love, sorrow, people, and faith using various poetic styles and techniques, aiming to honestly describe events and subjects close to the hearts of many. With a unique perspective, blue ink & epiphany takes you to a quiet place of reflection and inspiration. Home Again Seasons come and seasons go, By and by the years grow old, Houses crumble, new ones rise, In the land of open skies. Days and nights pass away, Leaves fall and then decay, Our children leave for adulthood, Farmers walk where the wheat once stood. While the past holds memory and song, And in the present, our families grow strong. If the future holds love or pain, May we all one day, come home again.
Pale Blue Ink in a Lady's Hand
This story is about a long suppressed love triangle between Leonidas Tachezy, a high-level Austrian career bureaucrat, his younger, trophy wife Amelie, and a Jewish woman from his past, Vera Wormser, with whom he'd fallen in love when she was fourteen. After his marriage, Leonidas encounters Vera in a German university town where she is studying philosophy. He makes a promise that implies marriage, but drops out of her life entirely to return to a comfortable existence until one day when a letter arrives, addressed with Vera's unmistakable handwriting in pale blue ink. Like Humbert Humbert in Lolita, Leonidas explains his "crime" against Vera to an imaginary courtroom in a way that anticipates Nabokov.
Blue Ink 2016
The 2016 edition of the Blue Ink anthology by the Northern Writers collective at Forest Hills Northern High School in Grand Rapids, MI.
Blue Ink and Red Wine
A collection and black and white, red and blue poems written in the darkness of night. They don't beg for dawn or death, but very much like us, they shout because they exist. They don't seek empathy, they only need to be heard. Inside you, they want to explode like a supernova, and then disappear forever, like they never existed
With Blue Ink Of The Oceans
“Like a matured painter who is very particular in choosing the right and profound colours to draw a masterpiece, Anu has exhibited abundance of talent as a conscious artist in choosing the right words and putting them at the right place in her compositions for effectively creating the magic of lovely poetic creations”- R. K. Das, Director, Rajya Sabha, Parliament of India (‘Of The Lesser Known’) “Anu has good talent, command and control of words and has fruitful imagination. The poetess appears to be a sensitive soul which reminds us of the old saying, ‘the heart has its own reasons that the head cannot understand”- Dr. Alexander Jacod, I.P.S (‘When My Heart Speaks”) Anu Jo...
Blue Ink
Blue Ink is the yearly anthology of poetry, prose, and art published by the Northern Writers, a collective of writers and artists at Forest Hills Northern High School in Grand Rapids, MI. In this Rebirth issue of Blue Ink, the 10th edition, the Northern Writers explore who they are and where they're going. For high-school artists, this is a lot to take on. In her poem, "Untitled," Tanvi Kulkarni takes on the feeling of oneness surrounded by so much uncertainty. Maria Hillary tells us in "The Boy at the Bus Stop" that it's not exactly an easy (or sure) path to go it alone. Hillary wonders, "I chose instead to stand outside on that chilly day. But what if I had said okay?" and we, the readers, identify with the unsureness of the decisions we make in this life as we evolve.
Inky Blue and the Pen Pals
Ivan Wallace a retired English Gentleman is a happy go lucky chap who comes across an abandoned ink pen on one of his many walks to the corner store. He brings the pen back to life with fresh ink and he names him Inky Blue. When nervous Inky Blue splutters ink and when he talks he stutters. He is introduced to Edwood, a number two pencil and Chopper, a grumpy pencil sharpener and they become known as The Pen Pals. They all live happily together in a pencil tin until a nasty computer called Ibum gets delivered to the house. A local army of crayons gets to hear about the trouble they are having and they are soon on the way to lend a hand.
