Leaving Home (1987) | Chapter One The summer of 1987 didn’t arrive quietly. It came with heat, with restlessness, with the kind of pressure that builds behind your ribs when you know your life is about to change. I told my mother I was leaving. She cried — not loudly, not dramatically, but in that… Continue reading ROOMMATE HELL — Leaving Home (1987), Chapter One
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Dreams Anthology: Maintenance From Above
Explore my new Dreams Analogy about my late brother’s protective presence, the grit of a ‘maintenance call’ from the beyond, and the spiritual search for the perfect shade of white paint to heal the scars of the past. Written by Dennis Harvell Dreams Anthology: Maintenance From Above The Breach The smell of ozone and singed… Continue reading Dreams Anthology: Maintenance From Above
Timothy, The Waiting Horizon
Written by Dennis Harvell, Photograph Timothy Harvell Grief bends us toward memory,but horizons remind us of what endures. The Loss These past years still feel strange, never returning to the normal I once knew growing up. My brother is gone. Grief takes up all the space you give it—the loss of a sibling is a… Continue reading Timothy, The Waiting Horizon