Senseless: A Short Story
Yessica Jain shares "Senseless," a short story about the consequences of trusting one's senses. Previously published by Cathartic LitMag.
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ABOUT YESSICA
ABOUT YESSICA JAIN
Hello! My name is Yessica Jain. I am a senior at the Bergen County Academies high school and am in the Academy for the Advancement of Science and Technology.
With my school's research facilities, I am researching solar cell stability. Additionally, I am the founder and President of Shadow Your Future, the captain of my school's Science Olympiad Team, an editor for my school newspaper, and a Director of the Chapters Program at The Young Writer's Initiative. I speak English and Hindi with native fluency and Spanish and Mandarin with intermediate fluency.
I have been writing for five years and my epic fantasy novel, The Prisons of Magic, is now available on Amazon! To read this and my other works, select works from the menu above or scroll down.
Over the years, I've learned a lot about writing. Practice may be the best teacher, but it isn't the fastest. If you are new to writing or are thinking about writing a novel, check out my tips by selecting writing tips from the menu. I post new tips every Thursday, so be sure to subscribe to get notified about posts. I hope these will help you learn about creative writing and accompany you on your journey.
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The Prison of Magic
YA Epic Fantasy Novel
Five centuries have passed since a war led to the imprisonment of magic. By now, most of the world has moved on and forgotten magic ever existed.
But when Lyra—a poor orphan recovering from her brother’s death—uncovers this long-hidden tool, she sees the many opportunities its release could bring.
Jaxon, on the other hand, was raised in nobility and fears the release of magic will ruin his wealth and take away his status.
Their clash results in a war that has the power to change the course of the world, but Lyra and Jaxon worry only for themselves.
They are prepared to battle each other to protect what they value most, but the harder battles are those against their own morals and history. Those they rely on for support turn out to be unreliable, and those they deem untrustworthy claim to be on their side.
Are they willing to pay what they must in order to survive this war?
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