Author: Adirondack Center for Writing

Ever Since I can remember, I have always been afraid of the dark. I never slept alone and I always had a light on. As I grew older I would … Continue reading HOW I GOT OVER FEAR OF THE DARK AND YOU CAN TOO by Lourdes Santiago

I would like to go one thousand years into the future. From that vantage point I would be able to compare human society at one thousand year intervals. By the … Continue reading To What Time Would I Go? by Duane L Herrmann

Look no Further I used to think it was who we had in life that mattered most. And while that’s incredibly important, a beautiful adage and uplifting sentiment,  perhaps we should … Continue reading How To Overcome by Bridgette Camassoby

I was sick. There was a new baby at home. No one wanted the baby to get the cold I had. The decision was made to send me away. For … Continue reading Winter Wonder by Duane L. Herrmann

Fall back into time,Only an hour but it was mine.The darkness was the first song,Of the tardiness of the new dawn. I look out into the still night sky,Refusing to rise … Continue reading I Fall Back In Time by Lourdes Santiago

Extended darkness no more Idle hands.So many things to do to prepare for the holiday's grande.Making decorations for Thanksgiving day feast. Planning family adventures, and a holiday retreat.Some say, it’s the … Continue reading BY THE DUSK’S EARLY NIGHT by Lourdes Santiago