TCE Fiction: Lessons for the Long Haul Dylan Siebert·June 6, 2018‘And that concludes our discussion of the main differences between Shia and Sunni Islam,’ said Henry, closing his...Columns·0 Comments·0
TCE Fiction: A Home That Works Dylan Siebert·April 4, 2018The soft light of the lantern flickered faintly. Its reservoir of vegetable oil was running low, but Marta...Columns·0 Comments·0
TCE Fiction: A City By The Sea Dylan Siebert·March 7, 2018There is a city I know of, a city by the sea, whose walls look out westward over...Columns·0 Comments·0
TCE Fiction: The Long Road North Dylan Siebert·February 7, 2018The immigrants were lean and their clothing unsuited to the February chill. In Faizal’s tiny office, the clock...Columns·0 Comments·0
TCE Fiction: At the Door of Green Chapel Dylan Siebert·December 6, 2017A cold wind whistled down the ravine as the two figures rode on. Snow clung to the high...Columns·0 Comments·0
TCE Fiction: A Spark in the Deeps Dylan Siebert·November 1, 2017Henry found a seat and checked his watch. The café was warm after the biting November wind, and...Columns·0 Comments·0
A Long Way Back Dylan Siebert·September 7, 2017Grampa and Gramma lived on Francis Street, across from the Tannery, in a house made of red brick....Columns·0 Comments·0
