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On a Subject We Dare Not Mention
The thought of death creeps in every day, but an outlet emerges -- a character in my novel.
May 9
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Geoffrey Gevalt
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April 2025
Ruth
A woman with a sublime love of chocolate and laughter, music and people -- a force to behold.
Apr 22
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Geoffrey Gevalt
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The Story of Dave and the Bad Beer
How a late-night stop at a sugarhouse led to some laughter and good advice
Apr 1
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Geoffrey Gevalt
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Everything you wanted to know about making maple syrup...
but were afraid to ask. A story, of course, told by a man obsessed.
Apr 1
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Geoffrey Gevalt
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Everything you wanted to know about making maple syrup...
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March 2025
Finding perseverance in illness
A digital story created for a StoryCenter class I taught -- a personal reflection on my father.
Mar 17
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Geoffrey Gevalt
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February 2025
Russell Family Sugarhouse
For seven generations this family in town have made maple syrup in the same sugarhouse in the same way:buckets and horses to haul the sap, wood fire to…
Feb 24
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Geoffrey Gevalt
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On Writing: Buildings Have Stories to Tell
How one call to readers brought compelling tales of how people spent their lives working, laughing, falling in love at their workplace long ago.
Feb 20
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Geoffrey Gevalt
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On Writing: Buildings Have Stories to Tell
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The Mystery Pie
How Aaron came home one day to find a wild blueberry pie on his kitchen table. It was delicious, but where had it come from? Who had dropped it off?
Feb 18
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Geoffrey Gevalt
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5. Feedback: A gold mine for a writer
We love it, we hate it, often we don't know what to do with what people tell us about our work. To be able to listen to it, to gain from it, there are…
Feb 11
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Geoffrey Gevalt
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Challenge – The Six-Word Story
A photo for you to riff upon, and some discussion of how the six-word story can be so much fun and can even involve a 75-piece symphony.
Feb 8
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Geoffrey Gevalt
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A Giving Thanks Story
My youngest daughter shows me just what she'd do if she wasn't born.
Feb 8
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Geoffrey Gevalt
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Dr. Christ
How encouragement sealed with tragedy stayed with me all my life.
Feb 3
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Geoffrey Gevalt
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