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As a young, fair-skinned boy growing up in North Africa, speaking was a point of struggle for me. I was more...
As a young, fair-skinned boy growing up in North Africa, speaking was a point of struggle for me. I was more...
“5:35 p.m… I’m late,” I muttered to myself as I pulled onto the gravel road by the pavilion. I threw more...
It was the summer of 1972 when 18-year-old Irish-Catholic Shelly met 24-year-old Marine Corps veteran, Tom, who had just returned more...
“Only hypocrites go to church.” Andrew knew it wasn’t true, but the stinging words from his mother and stepdad met more...
I remember holding the invitation in my hand, praying about who to invite that year. It should have been a simple task. more...
It felt like the first day of school. As a former first-grade teacher, I was no stranger to the first more...
Perfect strangers become close brothers under unique circumstances. Athletes, soldiers, mothers, or trauma survivors could be perfect strangers, yet intimately more...
Two years after first publishing The Bonny Lane Club, I found myself sitting in the cafeteria at my old college. Much of more...
The shovel was green, with her name etched in bright red just above the blade. It was a gift more...
At 13 years old, I wasn’t sure how to process how a child could cause more...