Kate Vidimos
Author
Kate Vidimos is a 2020 graduate from the liberal arts college at the University of Dallas, where she received her bachelor’s degree in English. She plans on pursuing all forms of storytelling (specifically film) and is currently working on finishing and illustrating a children’s book.
LATEST
Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Short Story, ‘The Sister-Years’
The passing of the old year and coming of the new offers opportunities for good things as the grandaughters of Time pass each other.
Laughter Is the Best Medicine: Mark Twain’s Short Story ‘Curing a Cold’
Mark Twain’s comic tale about his trying to get over a cold is sure to get you laughing.
Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Short Story, ‘The Great Stone Face’
A humble man in a mountain valley awaits the fulfillment of prophecy in this story by the 19th-century author.
Henry’s Short Story, ‘The Purple Dress’
Giving is a beautiful cycle that never ends in this story of a dress made for a Thanksgiving party.
Giving That Satisfies: ‘The Genesis of the Doughnut Club’
This short story by L.M. Montgomery shows how much people appreciate a wonderful Thanksgiving feast.
Louisa May Alcott’s Short Story, ‘What the Swallows Did’
Chatty birds dish out words of wisdom and bring a young man to his senses in this uplifting tale.
Jane Dahl’s Short Story, ‘The Heart of a Burglar’
Despite a life of crime, a burglar shows his true heart to a mother who returns the favor.
T.S. Arthur’s Short Story, ‘Romance and Reality’
A dose of hard reality helps a young couple live a more satisfying life.
James Baldwin’s Short Story, ‘The Charcoal Man and the King’
A kindly peasant saves a child from drowning and takes him home.
