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

In this edition of the Sundial Writers Corner, we feature Walter Thames, a lifelong cook who, after a career that had nothing to do with food, is now indulging an obsession with cuisine, recipes and cooking. He currently runs a healthy meal preparation and catering service called What’s for Supper. Walter regularly contributes his reflections on cooking and a life spent enjoying good food on WLRH.

This time in the Sundial Writers Corner we feature Joyce Billingsley, who developed her poers of observation during her time as a community columnist for the Huntsville Times.  In this episode, she wonders of the Queen would be amused or upset at her experiences on the high seas.

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. 

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

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

Sundial writer Susan Luther honors her mother, a woman who filled the family's basement with preserves of all kinds, which now include precious memories for Susan and her siblings...

Eugene Ham takes center stage in the SUNDIAL Writer's Corner today.  He lives in Fayetteville, TN where he tends to family farm land, and savors colorful tales of Lincoln County history.

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