Cynthia Theresa Doyle
Poetry, short fiction, and essays about the quiet, unresolved parts of things.
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Featured Writing
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The Last Light on Cedar Street
A woman returns to her childhood home the night before it's sold, and finds the porch light still working. [PLACEHOLDER excerpt]
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What the River Keeps
A short poem about memory, erosion, and things that get carried downstream. [PLACEHOLDER excerpt]
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On Writing Slowly
An essay on why some stories take years, and why that's not a failure. [PLACEHOLDER excerpt]
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