Brian Dickenson, born and raised in the UK, has been chosen for his amazing works, his participation, and wonderful stories. Congrats, Brian!

If Peace were...Rene hasn't been with us for long, but her works have already made a permanent impression here on PnP. Unlike many other works, Rene's is one I find hard to explain...this peice, longing for calm in a world overrun with corruption, is best read to truely be understood. (Age rating: 1-127)

So Be It is a freeverse that will tug at your heartstrings. Covering over what I do believe is the greatest fear of many of us, it is a short, sweet poem of taking the greatest risk, and receiving the most painful lesson. (Age Rating: 7-127)

Once more, Jenna's made it onto the list (GO JENNA!) for a book. Rarely do I take the time to read books (my patience level is that of a toddler) but this one kept me rivetted and leaves me checking constantly for updates. A fanfiction, I am Sailor Mars...or am I? presents an intricate, twisted plot, filled with suspense, that will leave you glued to the end. A must read! (Age Rating: 10-127)

Leigh's writing has to be the most improved, and her skill and wisdom for her age seems to stand unsurpassed. A precious diamond, Joy's Sorrow shows an understanding of the balance of life and it's emotions that takes most of us till our older age to fully understand. (Age Rating: 4-127)

Nancy's journey here has been a long one, and this recent work seems to be the epitome of her greatness. A melancholy slow tune, that seems to lead the reader through a reluctant waltz, Empty Page is a gorgeous poem that will leave your heart heavy, and your mouth dropped. (Age Rating: 4-127)

A quick little haiku that is one of the best I have had the pleasure of reading here on PnP. David has managed to capture the true essence of a haiku with this peice, in a short, sweet, and beautiful work. (Age Rating: 4-127)

Debuting in November of 2001, this work makes me only wish that he had stayed with us to continue to write. An absolutely gorgeous work that seems to have been lost in the years, Little Desire of All overflows with emotion and imagery, and has made it's way into my heart. Unforgettable. (Age Rating: 4-127)

Special Dreams having debuted in July of 2003, is by writer and director, Toni Sweeney. Toni uses a unique writing style to convey a hope filled message, that I always have held close: that dreams are yours to be acheived. A family safe work, that is both beautiful and inspiring. (Age Rating: 4-127)