Neighbor
In this spare, haunting meditation, Daniel Wallace writes about how the specter of loss follows us from childhood into marriage, reminding us that every bond—no matter how fierce—must one day confront its own ending.
Daniel Wallace
The Long Road Home Is Covered in Limpid Roses
When your father is a legendary scoundrel and your own origin story is a punchline, what does redemption look like? Daniel Wallace answers, with his signature blend of dark humor and Southern surrealism.
By Daniel Wallace /
The Coolest Guy in the World
Daniel Wallace interprets two pages from the revealing, long-lost journals of his brother-in-law, William Nealy.
By Daniel Wallace /
The Boy Who Could Not Fly
Chapter 1, excerpted from “This Isn’t Going to End Well: The True Story of a Man I Thought I Knew”