Issue of September 25, 2004
11 articles in this issue.
Cover story. Sometimes falling in love isn't about finding a new love. Sometimes, it's about healing old wounds and making peace with the past. When her brother chose to attend his son's graduation ceremony instead of their father's funeral, a young woman's heart is broken. Years later, a trip to Niagara Falls allows them to make peace with each other and the past.
Set on the eve of the first Women's Rights Convention, Miriam Grace Monfredo's Seneca Falls mystery series provides tales of murder and intrigue that are both historically accurate and satisfying, cozy "cold weather" reads.
Fans of the Sci-Fi channel's cheesy thriller <i>Darklight</i> are getting together to re-write a great wrong, while A.E. Coppard proves that when it comes to fiction, size doesn't matter.
<b>Elmwood Cemetery. </b>Buried among warehouses and railroad cars of Memphis, Elmwood is the oldest active cemetery in Memphis. Its unusual markers tell tales that are both history lessons and creative trysts.
Tell some drivers about common traffic laws and they'll look at you like a small weasel just poked its head out of your mouth and started speaking Mandarin Chinese.
Vol. 8 - Truth and the Goddess Arl - Part 2 <br> After killing a man, Alex must cope with his terrible deed and face the consequences of his actions before his sanity is lost forever in a void of neverending darkness.
Oh, Patient Readers, it's The End, and someone named Adam shows up at Sully's front door ...
A "Write Fiction Like Cheryl" runner up. Mislabeled barrels of cooking sherry filled with chalk. Scraps of poetry. And someone willing to kill to keep a secret. Margo and NAFTA Agent Hertz are close to solving something big. Part 2 of 2.