Cindy Small says different, unique and quirky childhoods can produce wonderful experiences even if you do spend time with New Orleans mobsters! The food is great, music is fabulous, and you just might end up becoming the best dancer in the room.  There is literary fodder to be had from friendships with madames, jazz and mafia dealings. 

Writers Corner Podcast

Sundial Writers Corner - Cindy Small - (10/4/2021)

Jackie Williams remembers communicating with folks before there were rotary phones in her home town in an essay called "Going Dial". 

Sundial Writers Corner - Jackie Williams - (10/11/2021)

On this week's episode, Rebecca Moore takes us along on her poignant journey to a new life.

Sundial Writers Corner - Rebecca Moore - (9/27/2021)

Huntsville poet Rosemary McMahon shares two companion pieces that concern the beauty (and loss) of our Alabama wilderness.

Sundial Writers Corner - Rosemary McMahon (9/20/2021)

Chris Ferguson wonders who he will change as we humans venture out in to the solar system--and he vows to be ready!

Sundial Writers Corner - Chris Ferguson - (5/24/2021)

What do YOU do with all those old photographs? Andrew V Gonzales takes us along on his analog overhaul.  

Sundial Writers Corner - Andrew V Gonzales - (9/13/2021)

Sundial contributor Beth Thames remembers the time she spied the Beatles on the street in Chicago--and had a conversation with Sir Paul McCartney.  

Sundial Writers Corner - Beth Thames - (9/6/2021)

Madison author Michael Guillebeau brings a trilogy of poems that traces the arc of his craft.

Sundial Writers Corner - Michael Guillebeau - (8/30/2021)

Sundial contributor Joyce Billingsley recalls a mysterious malady she suffered as a child.

Sundial Writers Corner - Joyce Billingsley - (8/23/2021)

Aparna Bhooshanan grapples with the question: Where on Earth am I truly American?

Sundial Writers Corner - Aparna Bhooshanan - (8/9/2021)

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