This is a truly stunning story, @universoperdido. It is beautifully told and the characterization of the narrator is really well done. How poignant that his sister found him so many years later, after

Oh my gosh, @itsostylish. What a treasure trove of information you've uncovered. This is fascinating. Sadly, Gertrude only discovered his true identity after the War Office sent her a telegram with the

Rubs hands together. What will this wonderful community come up with this week? We shall see!

I hope you join us this week, @momogrow. 😀

Looking forward to seeing what you come up with, @lightpen!

Me too! I'm giggling just thinking about it, @hazmat.

That is such a wonderful outcome, @owasco. The very same thing happened to me after writing a creative nonfiction story. Something about it gave me a fresh lens on the past, and a really enjoyable way

This is beautiful and a great read, @agmoore. I love ancestry and creating those lines between ancestors and descendants, and imagining what their lives were like. All we can do in many cases is fill in

You really seem to have mastered the creative nonfiction genre, @abdul-qudus. What I love about this is how you shared the part about your dad's lecture on becoming the best person you can be in a story

I enjoyed your story, @treasuree. It reminded me of some of the crazy bosses I have had over the years! It made me wish this narrator well in her career journey. What a nice dream of having her own studio.

Learning the craft of writing is a long process, @uchelee. But you are doing many things really well. You can build on that. You have nice character descriptions and you also have a nice sense of how to

Well, maybe you just haven't found your stride with it yet. You are a terrific writer. Everything you produce is well put together and interesting. I don't think I have either, to be honest! But I do want

That's wonderful!

I love to see what you produce with that complicated mind of yours, @stuartcturnbull! You have a brilliant internal monologue and so many amazing observations about this complex human existence. But I'd

How lovely to see you here in The Ink Well, @owasco. I love the sights and sounds of these memories that you shared. Everything was bigger than I was in that kitchen. Several copper kettles that could

You are very funny, @deraaa, @iksafan and @kei2!

You lived in several different houses when you were growing up! I'm glad you got to stay in the last one, and that your father had the skills to build on additional rooms. My father was that way too. He

You did well, @gabrieladifazio. I'm looking forward to reading more of your stories!

I had never seen the movie, @abdul-qudus. I just knew the story, and of course the song. But you inspired me to watch it. I cried through most of it!

Oh my gosh. Poor Chancy! My heart breaks for her. I honestly can relate having fallen in love twice with men who were completely unavailable for the same reason Ralph isn't. I'm just glad I didn't end