Gale Massey
Gale Massey, M.S., is the author of Grief: reminders for healing, (1991) a pocket-size book which, along with its companion video, is widely used by hospices and individuals across the U.S. (available at www.grief-remindersforhealing.com). Gale's award winning stories and articles have been published in the St. Petersburg Times, Halfway Down the Stairs, Seven Hills Review, Blue Crow and Stories for Sendai.
Articles:
An Uncertain Truth
She stood on the railroad tracks listening for the train when another sound started in the distance, soft at first then growing louder, closer. She recognized the sound, knew in a moment that the siren was coming closer, coming for her father. As she bolted down the dirt path toward home, a window opened in her mind’s eye and she knew what had happened. Time is like that when the world is twisting in on itself and turning upside down. Maybe she was wrong. Maybe it was the old man across the street they were looking for this time. He […]
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