The Weight of Forgotten Things

Stories from the Edges of Memory

De: Jeff Hendrickson

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

What do we do with the things we forget?

In The Weight of Forgotten Things, Jeff Hendrickson brings together five quietly haunting stories that explore the edges of memory and the strange gravity of what’s been left behind. Each tale introduces a protagonist who lives slightly out of step with the world—characters who keep paper birds in their pockets, who mend doors that no longer exist, who fold time and loss into maps only they can read.

From the man who collects origami birds in his coat to the girl who eats letters meant for others, each story reveals a hidden ache—a thing misplaced or buried, waiting to be remembered. These are stories that don’t shout; they murmur and rustle in the background, inviting the reader to lean in and listen.

With a warm and contemplative voice, Hendrickson crafts a tapestry of lives quietly unraveling and reweaving, reminding us that what’s forgotten is never truly gone—it’s just waiting to be found.

The Weight of Forgotten Things: Stories from the Edges of Memory is for anyone who has ever wondered where old dreams go, and what stories lie beneath the ones we tell ourselves.