The Ghost Who Lives with Us
Renee Skudra
January 1, 2024
I have seen him once, in profile, from the corner of my eye passing from the living room into the kitchen, a dapper middle-aged man in 1940s clothing. He is
I have seen him once, in profile, from the corner of my eye passing from the living room into the kitchen, a dapper middle-aged man in 1940s clothing. He is
Waiting for a red light at a busy intersection, I suddenly saw, to my right, a dilapidated old building with the words “I still love you” in heavy black paint
I am certain of this: angels are everywhere. In my son’s case, an absolute stranger from a non-profit agency came forward and purchased a laptop for him and went an
I am thinking about literature as I often do on a Sunday afternoon and specifically about Oscar Wilde’s quote “And all at once, summer collapsed into fall.” It seems to
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I have always had a soft spot for tiny towns, which may seem strange, perhaps, for someone who grew up in large metropolitan areas like Toronto and Los Angeles. When
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For the past several years when I feel a need for a geographical (and spiritual) reprieve, I get into the trusty 2002 Toyota and head for Kernersville, my family’s personal
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