The Sunset Owl

Stories for Wondering and Wandering

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After the Storm III: Arrival

The first time that Jenny had seen a carriage, at five years old, it had brought strangers who should have been family.

After the Storm II: Elizabeth

The past will not be a chain, but a ribbon; I will stride forward at last.

After the Storm I: Seashells

Jenny O’Brien strolled along the ocean’s edge, breathing in salt and sea air, her hands clasping a skirt full of seashells.

Glass Labyrinths, and Other Fragile Things

Every well-ordered thing is fragile, and every fragile thing is bound to break.

Reclaiming Embodiment in “Beloved”

The questions and implications of existence in a subjected body are at the heart of Toni Morrison’s “Beloved”.

Letters to Nobody: Am I Weird?

I’ve always felt like a bit of a weirdo…but am I really?

Classics Retold: The Myth of Daedalus

A retelling of a classic Greek myth.

Letters to Nobody: Is My Writing Voice Bad?

As a writer, I have to constantly fight against my natural instinct, which is to please everyone.

Letters to Nobody: Why Don’t I Love Snow Anymore?

It’s normal, I know, to change. But I had hoped that I wouldn’t mature.

A Brief Introduction to Feminist Readings of “Hamlet”

How Can We Rediscover Ophelia and Gertrude?

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