Essays

"I lost my best friend in the world of writing, Dennis Williamson..."

Fifty is not simply a number...

Just a few questions...

Joe Palermo is the author of "No Pianos, Pets or Foreigners! My Life in Japan in the 80s" as well as several magazine articles in Nostalgia Magazine, Reminisce, and others.

Remembering ...

Ashwini Gangal is a clinical psychologist by training, media journalist by profession, and storyteller at heart.

"...It could have been worse, I suppose..."

Gomathi Sridevi is a budding writer from India. She is a Sociology graduate who is about to pursue Masters in journalism. She would describe herself best as a student who is interested in applying her learnings in Sociology to benefit society.

Bill Diamond lives in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado where he writes to try and figure it all out.

Small memories of a child, but unsurpassing in richness...

Built sturdy enough to carry a lot of memories...

Judy Dercksen is a family physician and pain and PTSD consultant in Quesnel, a rural BC town.

"Dudula is a splinter group from a segment in the Put South Africans First movement which executed and promoted anti-immigrant sentiment and campaigns on social media networks."

Darrell T. Smith grew up in Cleveland, Ohio and relocated to Oklahoma City in 1982 where he is a real estate broker and investor and a wannabe artist.

Charles Kruger is a writer because he doesn't know how to keep his mouth shut. He paints too.

The Tenth in series of "Unresearched Essays," short, one topic essays, written using only information from memory, that perhaps provide an opportunity to shed a little light on who I am.

Being reclusive and being isolated are mot the same...

Really, what more was there to say?

Amrita Valan is a writer from Bangalore, India and has a master

"... I could not tell you ... where I fit into my family..."

"...Tomorrow, next week, perhaps in a month? Date uncertain made no difference..."

Kaci Skiles Laws is a closet cat-lady and creative writer who reads and writes voraciously in the quiet moments between motherhood and managing Crohn's Disease. She grew up on a small farm in a Texas town alongside many furry friends, two sisters, and a brother.

Some times there are so few things you can carry with you...

It's true -- a certain scent will make a memory more clear, more alive...

Gail Olson Chumbley is a retired history-educator following 33 years in the classroom. A nationally recognized instructor of American History, Gail was ready make the transition from telling the tales of the past, to trying her hand at writing those stories for a broader audience.

Cora Taylor is a native Ohioan and an aspiring "plant person." Her writing is inspired by the old family tales that are only shared after just the right amount of whiskey has been spilled.