Poet, business analyst and cellist Rachel Gregory brings us two poems this week on the SWC, one portraying a lovely moment in late afternoon, the other a study of personal relationships. 

This week we bring you two stories from Kathryn Tucker Windham: one of a long lost autumn tradition, and one about the ghost named Jeffrey that shares her life.

Sundial Writer Sara McDaris brings us a story that combines the whimsy of a fairy tale with the practicality of our everyday lives.

Sundial contributor Eugene Ham reminds us that "anybody who produces an utterance in a lnaguage has an accent!"

Huntsville Literary Association's Young Writer's Contest Winner Collin Williams tells an underwater tale of transition.

Sundial poet Carey Link finds that writing poetry about her experiences with advanced stage breast cancer has helped heal her spirit and given her a medium to share her journey with others.

Sundial Writer Phyllis Brewer brings us a humorous and heartwarming story of staying in touch with her soldier son.

Two area poets, Trevor Daniels and Allen Berry share with us their powers of observation.

Sundial contributor Wayne Holliday speaks of his favorite season, autumn. 

Sundial contributor and humorist Ted Roberts chronicles a series of scams targeting the unsuspecting--or were they just misunderstandings?