June D Wolfman real life stories short stories Monday, September 22, 2025 Second Chance by June D. Wolfman <i>A recently retired middle school dean is reminded of one of her most difficult students when he sends her a Facebook friend request.</i><br><br>Jill Klein carefully mounted and framed her retirement gift from forty years as a Dean at a middle school in Connecticut. She gently tucked the edges of the embroidered fabric into the casing. On it was an embroidered, "Thank You Dean Klein for Forty Years of Ca… Read more Labels: June D Wolfman real life stories short stories 78 comments:
futuristic stories June D Wolfman Pushcart nominated short stories Wednesday, August 28, 2024 The Memory Transfer by June D. Wolfman <i>Julie and her dying mother consent to a new medical procedure that allows them to transfer a memory to each other.</i><br><br>I come to the hospice with my knees shaking - a single memory. My mother and I would be transmitting a single memory to one another before she died. It is part of a new service by a nurse with an AI chip implanted in her brain. <br><br>My mother adjusts a pillow at the small of her back. She… Read more Labels: futuristic stories June D Wolfman Pushcart nominated short stories 74 comments:
June D Wolfman pick of the month real life stories short stories Monday, February 19, 2024 We Hid Jonah by June D. Wolfman <i>Noah and his buddies are innocently playing video games when their peace - and innocence - is interrupted by their friend Jonah.</i><br><br>We hid Jonah. Saturday, three of us, me Ben and Leon, were gathered in my room playing video games when Jonah climbed up the treehouse and along the branch and knocked on my window - the usual entry. I opened the window and immediately saw that Jonah was crying. I'd … Read more Labels: June D Wolfman pick of the month real life stories short stories 47 comments:
June D Wolfman medium length stories real life stories Monday, July 31, 2023 A Singular Man by June D. Wolfman <i>June D. Wolfman's portrait of one of history's most prolific and eccentric mathematicians, Paul Erdős.</i><br>Paul Erdős strode through the airport, one shoe on, the other shoe... it isn't important where the other shoe was. What was important was that he had good brown bread in his carry-on bag, and that he had submitted his fifteen-hundredth paper for publication to <i>The Annals of Mathematic… Read more Labels: June D Wolfman medium length stories real life stories 32 comments:
