In this edition of the Sundial Writers Corner, we feature Walter Thames, a lifelong cook who, after a career that had nothing to do with food, is now indulging an obsession with cuisine, recipes and cooking. He currently runs a healthy meal preparation and catering service called What’s for Supper. Walter regularly contributes his reflections on cooking and a life spent enjoying good food on WLRH.

In the episode of the Sundial Writers Corner, we feature more winners from the Huntsville Literary Association's Young Writers Contest. We'll hear from Cecelia Poehlman of Bob Jones High Schools, Rachel Stoner of St. John Paul Catholic School and Joshua Macri of Asbury School. 

This episode of The Sundial Writers Corner features James Clemens HIgh School junior Calvin Engstrom, this year’s winner of the Huntsville Literary Association’s Young Writer’s contest in the senior division. Calvin stays busy on the cross county team and loves acting in plays.  His short story, entitled “Diction” is a rhythmic tale of a young man’s quest to make the world a better place.

Melissa Ford Thornton is in the SUNDIAL Writer's Corner today - when a close friend's grandmother died, Melissa helped her friend discover the often overlooked moments that had made the woman's life rich and truly extraordinary...

Poet Hope Duve is featured in the SUNDIAL Writer's Corner today - her thoughtful verse entitled "Consider the Cat" is read by Hope's friend, Hethalyn Godwin.

Judy Guerry is in the SUNDIAL Writer's Corner today - she's a native of the South Carolina Lowcountry. Her "roots and wings" come out of her family and community near the Francis Marion National Forest. She learned much from her father - for Judy, the original "man who loved trees."

SUNDIAL writer Paul Harrison is a minister in Madison - he loves to read old diaries, and recently he discovered a treasure trove of thoughts written down by a few well-known American statesmen...

In this episode of The Sundial Writers Corner, we revisit a classic commentary from master storyteller Kathryn Tucker Windham. Mrs. Windham reminds us how to get the New Year started off on the right foot and that there is at least one important rule that should always be followed. Never put sugar in the cornbread.

In the SUNDIAL Writer's Corner today, essayist Kay Campbell is counting days...

SUNDIAL writer Kem Roper is an English professor at Oakwood University - she's been on a real campaign to step out of her comfort zone, and seems to be making it at warp speed!