Stories That Need to See Daylight
Barbara Angermeier MalcolmA place to showcase my short writings and my writing ups and downs.
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Avalanche
Jack and Gary leaned into the wind. Blowing snow pellets stung their faces and made small popping sounds as they hit their arctic suits. They were roped together; they wore crampons for traction, and used their ice axes to steady themselves...
A New World
November 1990. I was anticipating my first ocean dive. My husband, Don, and I had been certified the previous August in the cold, murky waters of Green Bay. Rereading my logbook entry for that last certifying dive, I found, “...like diving ...
Haze
Greg woke up with a headache, and he didn’t know why. He hadn’t been out drinking with his friends the night before. Oh, he’d had a drink with his supper, but one drink didn’t bring a hangover. He opened the shades and noticed that the worl...
One For The Road
Going to the grocery with Don is like going to an art museum with anyone else. It takes a while. First, we have to cruise the lot at Woodman’s for just the right parking place, which has to be close to the door by the liquor department wher...
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My short stories are all over the place. My novels are stories of women redefining their lives in midlife. I call them Menopausal Chick Lit. I love drawing, watercolor, knitting, and my grandchildren. I'm retired so I write nearly every day.
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