The flowers on the oncology ward balcony are dry and wilted.
The Ward Flowers by Timo Teräsahjo
Category: Issues
Love and Milk Duds by Kerry Leddy Malawista
Previously, I could find humor almost anywhere, but after Sarah died, laughter came to a halt.
Commentary from an Eldest Daughter Regarding TSA Approved/Prohibited Items When Traveling by Airplane with a Grieving Father by Sharon Colby
Writers of the TSA website list “What Can I Bring?” slip in humor from time to time….
WRITING LIFE: Writing With AI Without Losing My Voice by Heather Gemmen Wilson
This week’s writing frenzy started with a single line — a line that wasn’t mine.
WRITING LIFE: There’s This Part of Me That AI, That Medication, Can’t Stifle by Liv Albright
Every day, it started the same way. I logged on to Word. I saw the request from AI…
REVIEW: Ring of Salt by Betsy Cornwell
There are books you read, and then there are books that read you….
REVIEW: The Tragedy of True Crime by John J Lennon
I’ll never think about true crime in the same way.
REVIEW: Cat by Rebecca van Laer
… if you are anything from a cat lover to a mere cat appreciator, you will find what I did in this book: pure delight.
REVIEW: Midlife Private Parts, Edited by Dina Alvarez and Dina Aronson
The stories are as unique and varied as they are representative of this inevitably shared phase of life.
REVIEW: Held: Essays in Belonging by Kathryn Nuernberger
Held is a smart book, intermingling facts with personal narrative….
