Author: Harlan Covington
Mother, you really shouldnt bother coming now, my son Alex said. Think about it: the journey is long
When Eleanor turned thirty, the world around her seemed to have settled into a long, uneasy pause.
The house on the edge of the village They pulled up to the house at dusk, the sky already turning a pale
Simon Harper had decided, against my wishes, to send our boy to his grandmas in the country.
I took my dear friend Eleanor into my home after her divorce, and as the years slipped by I slowly found
Eleanor Whitaker first laid eyes on Andrew Clarke at the office. Hed turned up for a job interview in
Thieves have taken my clothes, cowboy! Save me! the desperate woman shouts from the pond. A rattling
The handwriting of the past Morning began in its usual, predictable way. Andrew Spencer woke a minute
Old letters Since the postman stopped climbing the stairs and now leaves newspapers and envelopes by
Dear Diary, 13July Mary, what about Brighton? Have you seen the prices? We agreed to tighten our belts









