Seam Busters

"She had thought she was done with sewing, with being dragged forward all day with the cloth as it goes under the needle, doing her part, but never finishing anything, just shoving her piece on and picking up the next one. Now she was thanking God for the second chance." Mary Hood's novella Seam Busters explores the connections we make to one another, from the simplest of acts to those moments that define life and death. When Irene Morgan returns to Frazier Fabrics, a family-owned cotton mill in