Gail G. Taylor - SKYVANTARA

PART 1 The papers sat on the laminate kitchen table right next to a lukewarm cup of instant...

PART 1 I stood by the open folding chair at the graveside, holding a folded black umbrella I...

PART 1 The hospital parking garage smelled of stale exhaust and damp concrete, a place I had grown...

PART 1 The auditorium was loud with the hum of families finding their seats, but Daniel voice cut...

PART 1 At my brother Ethan’s wedding, my parents seated me beside the kitchen doors and introduced me...

PART 1 My older sister Brenda told everyone in town that I had abandoned our father because I...

PART 1 At my retirement party, my daughter Chloe thanked my son Liam for teaching her everything she...

PART 1 My husband, David, had always been quiet about his family history, especially when it came to...

PART 1 The hallway outside my daughter Chloe’s apartment always smelled faintly of burnt toast and pine cleaner,...

PART 1 Arthur kept a black leather guest book on the small mahogany table by his front door....