Historias de Canadianwriters

In The Turning of the Seasons, a rural writer reflects on the approach of winter-its quiet rituals, its emotional weight, and the way nature prepares. Interwoven with reflections from Canadian poets, this seasonal meditation captures the stillness before snow, the resilience of living things, and the grace that sometimes breaks through the cold.

In Silent Skies, Sabina, a traditional forest witch, grows tired of the noise and pollution of her old broomstick and sets out to explore a modern alternative: the electric broom. What she finds is more than new tech-it's a magical shift toward sustainability, stealth, and smooth flying. A humorous, heartfelt tale of progress in a magical world.

Sex isn't binary. Identity isn't simple. This article explores the medical, ethical, and human truths behind Canada's gender debate - beyond the slogans, into the science.

In The Scarecrow's Farewell, Maisie Mellon is on the brink of walking away from her family farm-until a magical scarecrow named Barley comes to life with gentle wisdom and quiet understanding. As the seasons turn, he helps her see that farming isn't just about cows and crops-it's about connection, care, and carrying on. A quiet, tender story about finding hope where it's nearly lost.

In Echoes of the Past, a couple waits in vain on Halloween night, reflecting on childhood memories, their daughters' early costumes, and how much has changed-from neighborhood trust to trick-or-treat traditions. A gentle, bittersweet story about aging, memory, and the quiet fading of small rituals that once brought communities together.

She once asked for help finding the son she gave up-but the trail went cold. Decades later, he reached out instead. Just a letter. No demands. This is what happens when silence is broken, gently.

When longtime teacher Marianne Clarke receives a retirement gift unlike any other-a mason jar filled with anonymous apologies from former students-it stirs memories she thought she'd buried. But one unsigned note haunts her more than the rest, leading her to confront the emotional legacy of her career, and to offer the one apology she never got to make. A story of reflection, quiet reckoning, and unexpected closure.