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Hillora Lang

Mitochondrial: To All My Grandmothers

Is it possible for me to still be me, to ever be me - have I ever been me? I am beginning to know you know, all my grandmothers. Hovering...

Hillora Lang

Turtle Tears

I lie near the headwaters of the stream flowing into the beaver pond above the house. There’s a tiny little turtle, like the ones you get...

Hillora Lang

Dark Passage

This is an introduction to my first attempt at a middle grade novel. I'd love to hear what you think! Keffi, a human female who has just...

Hillora Lang

Seafoam and Starlight

Here's a short story about the beginning of a relationship, with a touch of fairy tale magic. Seafoam and Starlight Let’s play a game,”...

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Riding Hubble

I love momentum poems, those which read at speed and leave you breathless at the end. I hope you like this one! RIDING HUBBLE Crouching...

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Quetzal

Another from my collection of short stories produced for family and friends. QUETZAL Kari? Kari, where are you?” Aunt Muriel’s clipped...

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Tatterdemalion

From a small self-published book of poems written during my time in college, here is one about a girl I wish I could have been:...

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A Whole Lot of Wonderful

Here's a little story I wrote for collection which I self-published on Amazon for family and friends. I'd love to hear what you think! A...