Point Of Divergence
Carrie decides not to come home from school – ever again.
– everything is connected
Carrie decides not to come home from school – ever again.
… The only thing that counted was the here and now.
Carrie gets tips on monster-hunting in Honduras.
Carrie’s friend, Nadine, tries to stop Carrie from traveling to South America with no plan to ever come back.
Carrie has traveled all the way to Lima in Peru but has not escaped her grief. She wonders how to find the strength to go on.
Meeting the perfect traveling companion is sometimes reason to leave as soon as you can.
Carrie must face a difficult life situation with a fellow young traveler.
A story about monsters that stay in the closet.
How do you go on a date when you are on the run from personal tragedy?
After Lin’s funeral Carrie returns to an empty condo.
Lin and Carrie face their fears before a party.
Carrie visits Lin at the psych ward.
A wild weekend has the prospect of derailing Carrie and Alan’s lives forever …
A story about the way we often say goodbye to past relationships.
Carrie arrives at a strange motel in the middle of nowhere. [Vignette]
Carrie chats with her stepbrother about choosing between war or peace, in the family and elsewhere.
On the road, Carrie stops to look for her future. [Vignette.]
Carrie gets an offer she should have refused.
Carrie is stranded at the Santa Cruz airport in Bolivia waiting for someone who may never come
Going cold turkey in a lonely motel room, trying to rid herself of cocaine addiction, Carrie writes a letter to the daughter she does not yet have.
When a derelict Carrie sees three bikers assaulting an old man, she must make a profound choice for her own future.
Carrie befriends a Falklands War-veteran who turns out to have a dark side.
It’s stupid to try to walk through the desert from Painted Rocks to Tucson with only half a bottle of water in your handbag. But Carrie is doing so anyway – or is she? [Vignette]
In a boarding house on the Pacific Coast, Carrie meets a potential new friend whose scars may rival her own.
In a Bolivian market, Carrie helps a lost little boy search for his mother, with some unexpected consequences.
Carrie has finally ditched both drugs and her violent boyfriend. Is it time to get rid of her gun, too?
A story about the tenuous but very real links between getting to know someone you are in love with – and getting off at the Finland station for a revolution.
Carrie becomes obsessed with finding out the fate of a teenage survivor from a destructive Civil War raid.
Sometimes you can go home again.
A holiday trip becomes a trying journey for everyone – with or without autism.
Carrie, Lin, Lars and Alan all meet to celebrate New Year’s Eve in an isolated holiday house half a year after high school.
What would you do if you had ruined the first meeting with someone who could have been your best friend?
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