Rhonda Broyles introduces us to her FAB FOUR, otherwise known as the UNIT.

Poet Rosemary McMahan steps into the Sundial Writers Corner with her two poems, which share her observations of the present and her memories of the past. 

Andrew Gonzales muses on the glories of Autumn and wonders how many of those chilly days he's missed.

Storyteller Rose Battle recounts her trip to London, where she received a promotion to "Queen of the Army"!

Hethalyn Godwin remembers a trip to the Big Easy in which her public transport was transformed into a royal coach.  

Sundial contributor Margaret Vann has put this Pandemic time to good use, both at home, and on paper!

At a very early age, Sundial contributor Melissa Ford Thornton discovers the benefits of living in a very small town where everybody knows your name! 

This week on the Sundial Writers Corner, Madison author Michael Guillebeau shares his trilogy of poems called "Three Ways to Grow", in which he muses on the connection between person and parent. 

Sundial Writer Rebecca Brothers asks: after all this is over, what kind of person do you want to be?

Sundial contributor John Davis reflects on seeing hope in everyday things, and suggests that during the pandemic we have the chance to observe what we might never have noticed.