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 | Daily |
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| Issues | 106 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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The Family Clown
There is a playset in my backyard now, although calling it a playset feels a little dishonest. A playset is something you buy, put together on a Saturday morning, and spend the afternoon watching your kids enjoy. This thing arrived as sever...
The Last Good Day
This week’s Sunday Scaries picture prompt comes courtesy of , , and . One peaceful little painting, one simple challenge: tell us the story hiding inside it. Here’s what I found.
The painting had hung above Margaret Cole’s fireplace for...
Never Take the First Van
A quick note before we get creepy: This story was written for the Create an Urban Legend Challenge hosted by and . They asked us to create something that felt like it had already been whispered from person to person for years, and apparen...
Confusion Hill
The image above is this week’s Salon of Mythweavers prompt. Thank you for the challenge this was so much fun! Here is where it took me.
The fourth billboard finally convinced them to stop.
The first had advertised BALLS ROLL UPHILL! in c...
Emergency Gum
One of the instructors in training stood in front of the classroom and asked a simple question.
“What’s the first thing you do during an emergency?”
Hands immediately shot into the air.
“Fly the airplane,” one person answered.
“Memory i...
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