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New Sundial Amanda Campbell contemplates becoming a morning person.

Andrew V Gonzales calls himself a "work in progress". Here he lays out some of his own rules for talking-

John Tate's recounting of a hair raising episode earlier in life.

Rose Battle brings us another tale of her charmed childhood.

Jimmy Robinson brings us two poems to tug at our hearts and make us chuckle.

Pat Graves recalls his friend's service in the essay "The Best and Worst of the Army in Vietnam"

Allen Berry kicks off our 2023 with four short poems.

New Sundial contributor Delores Price wrote this to honor the "First Lady of AAMU", who began a scholarship program to benefit worthy students AND our community! Delores has published two books of meditations--you can reach her at deloresaprice@gmail.com if you would like more information.

Alex Moore recounts the story his friend and mentor Dr Donald Hayhurst shared of his experiences during the Battle of the Bulge in World War II.

Sundial contributor Sara Leibold explains how she manages to get through a grueling hike in the Great Smoky Mountains.

Sundial contributor Chris Ferguson aspires to maintain a sense of innocence.

New Orleans native Cindy Small describes the events following the demise of Cha Cha, Queen of Barkus.

New Sundial contributor Chris Gorman recounts a creepy experience he had during his college years...

This week we hear from poet Aubrey Fannin, for whom beauty and pain intermingle in the recesses of his Southern experience.

Master storyteller Sara McDaris takes us up into the sky for an adventure--with an unexpected ending.

Sundial contributor Andrew V Gonzales reflects on the physical and spiritual significance of his first tattoo.

New Sundial contributor Margaret Anne Goldsmith passes along a tale her grandfather used to tell about the origin of the "Paint Rock Agates", beautiful geodes found along the banks of the river.

Sundial contributor Cathie Mayne laments the art she didn't purchase that "got away", and life's larger lessons. She's holding a cherished piece that she got on layaway!

Dr Virginia Gilbert heard a composition at the last performance of TwickenhamFest and was moved to write about the war in Ukraine.