“Blindfold Them” — Japanese Women POWs Accepted Death, Not Knowing U.S.Medics Protected Their Eyes
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“Dreadful weather for travel,” the woman said, arranging her skirts. “Are you going far?” Ellen nodded slightly, keeping her gaze toward the window. “Wilm and…
Don’t go filling your head with foolishness. The younger man fell silent, but his eyes stayed on William, searching for something. Confirmation, encouragement, a sign…
Cold open, no music, just the narrator’s voice. December 13th, 1937. The gates of Nanjing, the capital of China, swung open under Japanese bayonets. And…
Because I can’t live with knowing I helped even unknowingly. His voice cracked. And because Sister Maria deserved better than being collateral damage in a…
Thomas lived to see Elena Mary, a good man named Samuel, half Mexican, half white, working as a teacher like Thomas had. They had children,…
She sat down across from him, wrapped her hands around her cup, and looked out the window at the garden patch where the two stubborn…
The way eyes do when a name drags a person out of the present and drops them somewhere they never wanted to go back to….
“How fast can you get to Tate?” “I can ride out today,” Henry said. “I’ll talk to him directly, manto man,” he paused. “You should…
He described May as a troubled woman he’d tried to help, who had ultimately left of her own accord. He described Juny as a child…