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Childhood: A Love Story

Digital art collage by Stella Kalaw

I met my first love when I was eight.

It was early August, on the day we moved from our first house to what would be the home of my childhood.

I didn’t know that yet. What I knew was what we were leavi...

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What Sixty Says

Digital art collage by Stella Kalaw

My boss resigned. He was 20 years my junior. I valued his experience in the sector, I relied on his mojo to jolt me into action, I enjoyed our work partnership.

He named an interim successor, a further...

17 days ago
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The Good-bye

Digital Art Collage by Stella Kalaw

When my mother was dying, we were given our own room on the hospice ward. The window looked out over an unremarkable street, cars passing, occasionally halting for a pedestrian to cross. It was an ordina...

24 days ago
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A Class Act

Digital Art Collage by Stella Kalaw

Mr. Paulini’s English Literature class was the reason I stayed in school. Fifty-three years on, I still remember my first impression of him. He was tall and thick-chested with massive shoulders and bicep...

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George

Digital art collage by Stella Kalaw

My grandfather was the first Robert Carl Thoreson, born April 12, 1898, and always known as Carl. I was very close to my grandfather and was called Carl’s shadow. My grandmother often remarked, Carl alwa...

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  • Alice Goldbloom

    On a good day, I slay dragons, write essays, and still have time to make dinner. On a bad day, we have to order in. Debut book: Family Secrets. https://www.alicegoldbloom.com/

  • Stella Kalaw

    Making sense of life through photography, collage, and storytelling while offering a little light along the way. May you leave with some words and/or images that linger long after.

  • Susie Kaufman

    Retired hospice chaplain and archivist, Susie Kaufman, is the author of Twilight Time: Aging in Amazement. Her focus has always been on lifting up people's stories and seeing them in the context of the larger story that embraces all of us.

  • jen parker

    Jen Murphy Parker is a writer living in the bay area with her husband, 4 kids and 0 dogs. Her family had a fish that seemed neglect-proof, but it died. Please don't tell her youngest.

  • Carol Sutherland-Brown

    Carol is a writer of memoir and short fiction, a collector of eclectic people and experiences. She draws inspiration from her family, her unconventional childhood travelling the world as a "military brat" and her love of travel.

  • Maggy Wilson

    Happily retired after 35 fascinating years working in the mental health field in the U.S. and Canada. Today, my greatest joys are spending time with my two young grandchildren and learning to write.

  • Bryan Demchinsky

    Former Montreal Gazette editor. Still writing, still editing.

  • Michele Peters

    I'm a Pacific Northwest writer and reader who’s been through some stuff, but still tries to find the light in the dark. Memoir, non-fiction, vulnerable, shame-busting, life-loving, grief-healing, empowered, truth-inspired writing are my favorites.

  • Paula Halpin

    Retired magazine editor living in the beautiful Gatineau Hills of Western Quebec. Grateful for finally having the time, perspective and opportunity to write and share stories.

  • Anna C Rumin

    Anna designs and teaches memoir based writing courses.

  • Adair Heuchan

    Retired Canadian diplomat, master gardener, dabbler in art and poetry, now aiming to promote smiles through writing.

  • Mary g Thoreson

    Born & raised on a small dairy farm in northern Wisconsin. Joined in love and struggle forever with Wendy. Proud parent of Daniel. Happily retired from non traditional careers in power engineering, general contractor, and operating engineers.

  • Sharon Kessel

    Sharon is an educator, coach and lifelong learner who is inspired by her family and friends, travel, art and music.

  • Graham Howard

    Husband, father, grandfather, brother, friend with a long interest in staying healthy and active and writing random bits of memoir.

  • Silvia Fiorita Smith

    Silvia Fiorita Smith is the author of two poetry books and facilitates poetry workshops at her local library. She enjoys writing creative nonfiction and has stories published in several anthologies. She lives in Embrun, Ontario.

  • Karen Cohen McFarlane

    Psychologist, mental health advocate, now retired, and still happily working to learn something, teach something and contribute something.

  • Karen Adams

    I am a retired Medical Office Assistant with a wonderful family. I spend my time volunteering at a drop-in centre for vulnerable women, walking the dog, and writing short stories.

  • Joy Crysdale

    Retired television producer and journalism prof. Writing to explore, preserve and understand.

  • Lynda Taller-Wakter

    Purpose-led leader

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