1. Four Months after Herbert Died
“For all 68 years of his life, being overlooked had been a norm. Finally, it seemed that being overlooked had fallen in his favor.”
2. Marlie’s House
By Sara Amis
Escaping to the Georgia home she once shared with her parents, a young artist creates a happiness mural. But happiness, like life, won’t last forever.
3. Papa
Young Jack looks to his father for answers about his mother’s strange behavior.
4. Calculus 1
He was good at math — but some problems aren’t so easily solved.
5. A Sentimental Person
By Kevin Fitton
Years after his wife’s death, a Michigan pastor learns how to play the blues and how to let go.
6. The Mailman
By Jeff Wallach
A technical writer living in Oregon discovers the new mailman is his friend’s dead husband.
7. Cool, Damp Cloth
“At the first light, I … saw a fellow with a cigarette in one hand, cell phone in the other, and his belly steered the old Buick when the light turned green.”
8. Everything in Time Travel Has Been Done
By Doug Lane
When picking a science fair project, NEVER pick time travel. It’s worse than dangerous: There are no great projects left.
9. The Mansion
The winds of fate don’t always smell so sweet.
10. The Day the Earth Smiled
Dad’s obsession was pretty overwhelming, so he wouldn’t settle for a normal family photo.
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