Brett Leveridge reads from his column for Might magazine, which he turned into the book Men My Mother Dated and Other Mostly True Tales.

Pete found a bag of maybe a hundred letters in a dumpster and found himself completely wrapped up in the lives of the two people in the letters.

Writer Tim Melley.

A story by Larry Doyle.

Reporter Scott Carrier and his eleven-year-old daughter Jesse. Scott wrote Running After Antelope.

Ron Carlson's short story.

Writer Julie Showalter on her parents' romance.

Singles in Agriculture. By reporter Liz Weil and Alix Spiegel.

Ira reads from In Dreams Begin Responsibilities. (7 minutes)

Story of a romance that began in a mental hospital. Sometimes, the line between crazy and not crazy is blurry; certain behavior could mean either thing.

John Perry Barlow, a founder of the Electronic Frontier Foundation and former rancher and Grateful Dead lyricist, on an experience that began at the boundary of two conventions.