The Premonition

High School Writing Project 2.0 Book 4 · High School Voices Press
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Can a nightmare predict the future?

High school sophomore Greg wakes up screaming in a panic.  He knows it wasn't just a bad dream.  Something awful is going to happen.

Heather, Greg's older sister, insists that he's reacting to nothing more than an overactive imagination.  She dismisses as coincidences the previous occasions in which he seemed to predict the future.

Greg can't shake the unsettling feeling that proving his nightmare was indeed a psychic premonition will come at a terrible price!

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This story is also available in the High School Writing Project 2.0 Anthology Short Story Collection.

 

Can a nightmare predict the future? High school sophomore Greg wakes up screaming in a panic. He knows it wasn't just a bad dream. Something awful is going to happen. Heather, Greg's older sister, insists that he's reacting to nothing more than an overactive imagination. She dismisses as coinc...

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The High School Writing Project 2.0 features short stories written by high school students about teenage characters.  The stories in this edition touch on a variety of subjects including teenage suicide, mental illness, superstition, romance, and ESP.

The stories are available in the anthology or available separately grouped by author.

The High School Writing Project 2.0 features short stories written by high school students about teenage characters. The stories in this edition touch on a variety of subjects including teenage suicide, mental illness, superstition, romance, and ESP. The stories are available in the anthology o...

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