SaMWay 38: The Isolation
The Narrator returns to writing to share about the lack of rootedness he perceives for himself on campus.
SaMWay 37: Handful of Rocks
Amid all the events of November and December, I forgot to tell you all that back in October, a lady named Kayleigh Wood came to …
SaMWay 36: The Best Friend
One of the most important and least remembered things I said in the previous issue was that most of what I learned during my Freshman …
SaMWay 35: Looking Back
The narrator recaps his year as a college freshman, and shares some of the things that have made the most impact on him.
SaMWay 34: Cold and Alone
In a more lengthy edition, the narrator concludes yet another of his personal experiences, tying together a few of the strands and diving a bit deeper to share more of his internal thoughts and conflicts.
SaMWay 33: The Beacons
The narrator continues telling of one of the darker events present in his memory.
SaMWay 32: The Spiral
The narrator recounts one of his more negative experiences, but with great reservation regarding
SaMWay 31: The Lord Sent Gabriel
The narrator tells the story of yet another friend whom God introduced into his life when he needed one the most.
SaMWay 30: Angels Among Men
The narrator concludes his story of his first semester at Bryan College, addressing more specifically the people he has met and how they have impacted him.
SaMWay 29: Making A Name
The narrator catches up on the events since his time at Bryan College officially began, introducing several dynamic plots with a multitude of possible outcomes yet to be seen.
SaMWay 28: The Negative
The narrator begins to tell of the mental prison that holds him with seemingly no explanation.
SaMWay 27: Moment of Truth
The Narrator continues his story up to the first few weeks after the end of the Crossroads.
Samway 26: Closer Than Ever
The Narrator tells, albeit not for the first time, of how God has come through on his behalf to help him reach the productive future he has been praying for—at Bryan College.
The Parable of the Push-Ups and Donuts
The authorship of the following narrative is uncertain, and several variations of it exist across the internet There was a boy by the name of …
SaMWay 25: The Bias
I still don’t know, honestly, why I am so depressed and weary So many things have happened, and I don’t want to share them all, …
SaMWay 24: The Weekend
For months, I have been looking forward to this weekend. No, I daresay nearly a year. I have studied for tests and answered surveys that …
SaMWay 23: The PainKiller
Continuing his story of depression, the narrator sheds a bit more light on the nature of his internal conflict.
Nova’s Legacy
Captain Nova was a dedicated soldier and a fierce leader. For over a decade, he had served his country faithfully in the military, leading his …
SaMWay 22: The Pain
The narrator shares the story of a crippling personal tragedy, as well as the people and things that helped him through it.
SaMWay 21: The Doppelganger
The narrator revisits an old part of his story to introduce a very important freind.
The Contract of Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory
I, the Undersigned, shall forfeit all Rights, Privileges and Licenses herein and herein contained…
Fax mentis incendium gloria cultum…
Memo bis puniter delicatum…
SaMWay 20: I Saw the Night
The narrator continues revealing himself, now turning to the subject of his dreams and their unusual resemblance to the actual future.
SaMWay 19: Paths That Never Cross
The narrator continues revealing himself, turning to the subject of his brother for the first time.
SaMWay 18: Words I Cannot Utter
The narrator lays out his inner mind on the page, hoping that the reader can understand him more clearly than those closest to him.
SaMWay 17: The Sunrise
The narrator begins to suggest a close to his Crossroads series, hinting at a rather inconclusive resolution.