The story, The Other Dimension, is written by Joanna Sanjel, a ninth-grade student from Regent Residential School, Nepal. The story explores themes of adventure, friendship, and the unknown, blending fantasy with a sense of mystery. It delves into the characters' journey through a magical dimension, where they encounter vampires, wolverines, and hidden dangers. The central theme highlights the strength of bonds and the courage needed to face unexpected challenges.
In "Unchanging Fate," Maira discovers she and others are trapped in a comic book world with predetermined destinies. Determined to rewrite their fates, she befriends Collen and rallies their peers to challenge their roles. Through unity and determination, they succeed, teaching the importance of teamwork and defying predetermined paths.
Garima Ranjit's poems explore transformation, resilience, and unconditional love. "Butterfly" symbolizes growth and perseverance, showing how struggles lead to beauty, much like a caterpillar transforming into a butterfly. It conveys hope and the power of change. "Mother" is a heartfelt tribute to a mother’s love, sacrifice, and strength, highlighting her unwavering support. Both poems celebrate life’s journey, the power of belief, and the beauty of enduring love.
Occult by Garima Ranjit explores the clash between science and the supernatural, human ambition, and unintended consequences. Jarvis, a brilliant scientist, discovers a mystical artifact that challenges his rational beliefs. His pursuit of teleportation may have triggered apocalyptic chaos, hinting at the dangers of unchecked ambition. The story blends science fiction and dark fantasy, raising questions about humanity’s limits and the unknown forces that may shape our fate.
