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Editor's Notes
October 2002 ISSUE #11
Greetings!
Upping the Ante!
AND THE WINNER WAS.... Ellen Champagne won the Lit Pot lottery for the editor's
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but thought you'd like to see our lucky winner hard at work at her beautiful Levenger desk.
ANTHOLOGY #3
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THE OCTOBER 2002 ISSUE #11
This month, I pulled out the stops and published a mix of work which may not be
popular with all readers. But that's my intention. I think it's fun to open our minds
to new ways of writing, new ways of thinking, and at the same time, keep our sense of
humor -- even if it's a little non-PC. We have hypermodern fiction by Kenji Siratori,
a young Japanese innovator, a really 'in your face' flash by T.K Mancia about a hungry
terrorist, an amazing essay by Ronald F. Curry, Jr. which I'd love to send to the White
House, (but fear the point might be lost); and a book review of a novel by Jennifer Macaire that is more
fun than Macedonia.
In addition, we have the classic excellence of Beverly Carol Lucey, Paul A. Toth, Douglas
Campbell, and Jeffrey Hartman, with his first published story, which is knock-out.
Don't miss the amazing poetry by Lalo Fox, Rod Riesco and Eric Bosse. And I'm sure
you won't be able to resist WomanWorld photos of the gentler gender as rendered by Nathan
Combs.
It's a hot issue. Hope you enjoy it!
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Yours, sincerely,
Beverly Jackson
Publisher/Editor-in-Chief
PO Box 1034
Blue Lake, CA 95525
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