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Nothing is as unreliable as memory, so how do you decide what is true?

When everything else falls away, your house, your country, and the memory of your own name, what will you find?

There are those who think serendipitous timing is a matter of chance and those who think nothing is. You decide.

A woman recalls a long-ago winter date with a college boyfriend only to discover that he has died. What if there is no need for longing in the present or in the house of memory?

What if you could see the plan for your life from the height of heaven? Like the Nazca Lines, the 2500-year-old geoglyphs in southern Peru?

Is there an acupuncture point for longing? For joy? What is the secret subject of every story we share?

A college professor remembers his student from decades ago, or does he?

What appears as mass, is in reality, only energy. In the blink of an eye, all that you own, all you protect, all that looks real, will be gone. Nothing lasts. Except this.

Three precognitive dreams result in an epiphany and a meeting with guardian angels.

An impossibly tight layover between international flights reveals the fundamental difference between a husband and wife and, as the plane lifts off for the southern hemisphere, the nature of grace.