Contents
New* Voices Contributors
in Issue Forty One
Some
of us of a certain age remember, when as a young child, the long, slow
automoble trips that brought us here to the far fair land of
California. If not us, our parents, if not them, our grandparents
experienced this. Philip Spooner, who has a photo series of
Emelia Earhart in Issue 22, wrote a detailed narrative of his
family's journey from New England to California in the Summer of
1951.
See Prose.
BTW, gas was 27cents a gallon in 1951. But the money to fill up the tank...
This issue is enhanced with art by Gila Wichmann.
J. Price has contributed a new story, see Fantasy.. This issue also includes a
display of her paintings.
See Art.
There are writing by Danielle and Erica. And see Fantasy for a
preview of Danielle's novel Waterseer.
A new piece by Warren Crane about healing. See Prose.
A poem by Christine.
And a new Stuff column by
Jerome, a serious memory about South Central LA in 1969. See Prose.
And, and, our friend Thomas McDonald has new presentations of his two
novels: Willson's Journal and
Barmads Revisited. See
Fantasy.
*See Past Issues for
more
biographical notes. Contributors' bios are listed
the
first time
their
work appear in Voices.
.
Waterseer See Fantasy,
new book announcements.
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