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The Drive Back

We are going 80, you and I.

It’s now foggy but we’ve only just passed Chehalis.

We have several more hours to go.

Its dark, too. I comment that it feels like we’re driving in a tunnel, my voice sounds upbeat and playful, but really, I’m...

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City of Angels

Florid gravestones with crying cherubs and weeping women call out to me in voices I almost understand as we journey on the bus to the shrine.

As always, the bus is our penance as well as our chariot. It toils from stop to stop on Whittier...

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What I Wish I Told My Brother Before He Died

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There was a time when we took refuge in each other’s arms. My brother Tony was two years older than me, but we could have been twins. It felt that way in our childhood, before our teenage years tore us apa...

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The Phenomenal Power of Scent

Truth ~

If my daddy hadn’t smelled so good... I would not be here! And before you let your mind go too far, let me play that story out for you! hahaha

Back one summer in the late 60’s, my parents were both working at the American Printing...

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Life on the Edge of a Knife…

There is a well-known phrase, famously characterized as a Chinese curse: “May you live in interesting times.”

Ironically, historians have long concluded that the saying has no actual roots in China, but was instead coined by Western diplom...

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  • KiKi Walter

    KiKi is an Orange County–based writer raised in the Adirondacks, where big feelings fueled her flair for the dramatic. She loves bad TV, needy dogs, & stories that insist on telling the truth. Publisher of The Memoirist and The Memoirist Quarterly.

  • Yuni Jung

    Memoirist and mother writing about survival in 1980s Korea. I grew up in Pohang, an unforgiving steel-mill town, carrying stories too heavy to tell aloud—poverty, gender, endless expectations. Now I'm finally writing them down.

  • Lin Wells

    Divorced mom choosing myself one forbidden feeling at a time. I write raw threshold essays about love in its many forms—romantic, parental, mystical, self-love, when lived tension becomes spiritual ground. For those reclaiming themselves.

  • Effectively Jettisoned

    Mother of 3, writer and caregiver sharing stories of grief, faith and motherhood after losing my son Brady at age 17. Exploring enduring love, the importance of ordinary moments and the hope that lives alongside heartbreak.

  • Sandra Franks

    Every story has a fragile beginning. I explore the hidden moments behind how businesses, families, and lives begin — the invisible ancestry of ordinary things. Featured in USA Today and national media. Author of The Search for Valentina Getsch

  • Nancy E. Holroyd, RN

    I'm Nancy Holroyd -- school nurse, mother of three and writer. Disability advocacy, grief, parenting and school nursing is my focus.

  • Bud Hager

    Reflections on fatherhood, disability, and the rituals that hold us together.

  • Chris Kavanaugh

    Writer of A Tale of Jobs Not Well Done. Fashion stylist, Ad exec, Tech bro, Chef- recovering alcoholic; still figuring it out. Stories about work, failure, identity, and sobriety when no one brings party hats or sparklers. Based in Seattle.

  • Tammy Baker

    I am a conservative Christian who loves to enjoy the beauty of nature by hiking in parks and on trails. I enjoy writing and reading ! I love to travel when I can and spend time with people I love and enjoy laughing with as often as possible.

  • Roger P. Watts, PhD

    Everyone was thinking it...I said it out loud!

  • Charrise McCrorey

    Deeply connected to nature and words and creativity, I write creative non-fiction essays, knowing that my story connects to yours and that we are here to share them. I am also a visual artist, with special interest in mixed media collage art.

  • Cris Eggers

    Writing to shine a light on growing up in the counterculture of the 60s and 70s. I am an essayist and a memoirist with a completed manuscript about how my upbringing led to a lifelong yearning for home and belonging.

  • Erin O'Brien

    Dreamer, lover, worrier, problem solver, cynical skeptic, and hopeless romantic, learning to live a life worth writing about.

  • Glenna Gill

    Wife to one, mom to three, friend to all. I may not have all the answers, but I'll help you find them.

  • Dana VonAllmen

    Dana VonAllmen is an author, volunteer, and survivor-advocate writing memoir and essays on silence, survival, and reclamation. A former child bride and Survivor Ally, she writes to reclaim voice, tell the truth, and turn silence into strength.

  • Marcia Abboud

    And just when she thought she couldn't go on, she did - with wicked humour and a will to survive | Shameless Sugar Addict | Cake is Life

  • Danielle

    Poet. Multiple loss survivor. Therapist. Poems and personal stories on living with grief & trauma. Turning toward what hurts & helping you do the same. Occasionally funny. 100% AI-free. \ud83c\udde8\ud83c\udde6\ud83c\udff3️‍\ud83c\udf08

  • Leslie Senevey

    Beauty is everywhere and I am constantly distracted by it. I've made my living as a dancer, designer and writer just trying to leave some beauty behind. Here is where I leave some stories.

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