At Fort Clark Springs, natural beauty meets the complicated history of the Black Seminole Scouts, raising questions about freedom, survival, and war.
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Continue wandering with me through "Visions of the Lone Star State," a poetic journey across the landscapes, history, and hidden stories that make Texas endlessly fascinating.
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Come wander with me through "Visions of the Lone Star State," a poetic journey across the landscapes, history, and hidden stories that make Texas endlessly fascinating.
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Barney Warren’s poems invite us to look closely at the ordinary world and discover the strange, beautiful, and sometimes unsettling truths hiding in plain sight.
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Henry Thornwood has lost nearly everything, but among the tents of a homeless encampment, he discovers an unexpected purpose, a wounded woman named Cindy, and the possibility of love.
Sometimes the stories we carry longest are the ones that help us understand who we are and what we believe. David Clear looks back at a lifelong search for spiritual understanding, and at the writers and experiences that helped give that search a voice.
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Some writers attract ghosts more than others. In this post, Ralph Bland reflects on the spirits, guides, and other worldly companions who have followed him through decades of storytelling.
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Surf, dive bars, dead-end jobs, wild nights, and the stubborn pursuit of a life worth living. Viglietti gives us a collection of stories and poems about finding a little beauty while battling the daily grind.
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“The Sanctuary: Tales of Hope and Redemption” explores the unexpected moments, unlikely encounters, and second chances that remind us that even in our darkest passages, the door to something new may still be open.
Steve Hansen wakes up naked beside a remote country road with no memory of the night before. Then a county sheriff’s deputy arrives and the morning takes an unexpected turn.
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July 1863. Two brothers enslaved on a Mississippi plantation discover that freedom may be only thirty miles away, but every step toward it could be their last.
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On a freezing December night, a struggling single mother walks onto a run-down used car lot with fifty dollars, two hungry children, and almost no hope. The greatest Christmas miracles don't come wrapped in paper; they arrive disguised as ordinary people.
July 1863. Two brothers enslaved on a Mississippi plantation discover that freedom may be only thirty miles away, but every step toward it could be their last.
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Whenever I came across a video snippet of Lindsay Graham spouting his cursed rhetoric, all I could see were the vacant eyes of a man who sold his soul.