Melissa Ford Thornton is in the SUNDIAL Writer's Corner today - when a close friend's grandmother died, Melissa helped her friend discover the often overlooked moments that had made the woman's life rich and truly extraordinary...

Today, we relaunch one of WLRH’s greatest traditions, the Sundial Writers Corner. We’ll start things off with a commentary from master storyteller Kathryn Tucker Windham. It seems as we draw to the end of summer we wish it could last forever. Mrs. Windham remembers her summers as a child, and says they always found ways to entertain themselves …

This episode of The Sundial Writers Corner features James Clemens HIgh School junior Calvin Engstrom, this year’s winner of the Huntsville Literary Association’s Young Writer’s contest in the senior division. Calvin stays busy on the cross county team and loves acting in plays.  His short story, entitled “Diction” is a rhythmic tale of a young man’s quest to make the world a better place.

In the episode of the Sundial Writers Corner, we feature more winners from the Huntsville Literary Association's Young Writers Contest. We'll hear from Cecelia Poehlman of Bob Jones High Schools, Rachel Stoner of St. John Paul Catholic School and Joshua Macri of Asbury School. 

In this episode of the Sundial Writer's Corner, Monita Soni tells us about the summer night sky of her childhood in India and how she reflects back on it from her new home in the Tennessee Valley.

Sundial Writers Corner contributor Rose Battle weaves a tale of mistaken identity that goes on for years.

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

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

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