In this episode of the Sundial Writers Corner, Rose Battle shares a story of Christmas, three miles back, on Battle Hill where she spent her childhood amid adventures, colorful relatives, and a menagerie of pets.

Sundial Writer Paul Harrison uses a story about his Dad's childhood to illustrate the Power of Kindness.

Sundial Writers Contributor Susan Luther allows us to join us in a moment of observation of life in the world around her.

Sundial Contributor Jimmy Robinson takes us with him on a journey to Spain, where he has a lifelong dream come true.

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 contributor Wayne Holliday speaks of his favorite season, autumn.