The Crosswind Chronicles
Crosswind ChroniclesThe Crosswind Chronicles is a newsletter about flying planes, raising kids, and trying not to stall in either, along with stories and short fiction pulled from the same chaos.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 111 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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Last Flight Out
The last flight of the night had been empty for twenty minutes when Captain Nolan realized his AirPods were still in the cockpit. The rest of the crew was already downstairs waiting for the hotel van, and he had made it halfway through the...
The Good Children
Evan had lived in Bellhaven his entire life, just as his mother Diane had before him. His grandfather Walter had raised Diane there, Diane had raised Evan there, and now Evan and Rachel were raising eight-year-old Lucy and her four-year-old...
Course Correction
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Navigating life’s gusts, on and off the flight deck.
The airplane is never exactly where you left it. A knot of crosswind moves the nose, an updraft lifts a wing, the speed bleeds a little, and the localizer s...
Almost Home
Daniel first noticed the cat on a Tuesday morning. Pepper wound between his ankles while he made coffee, complaining because breakfast was apparently four minutes late, and the white patch near the tip of her black tail caught his attention...
2:13 A.M.
The baby monitor woke me at 2:13, although our daughter wasn’t crying. Static crawled across the screen before the picture returned to a nursery that looked almost like hers, except the walls were faded yellow and thin curtains hung over a...
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The Crosswind Chronicles is a newsletter about flying planes, raising kids, and trying not to stall in either, along with stories and short fiction pulled from the same chaos.
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