Issue of January 23, 2005
8 articles in this issue.
Myths of Modern Japan 01
by
Terri Edwards
— Cover story, opinion, travel
The phrase "In Japan we have four seasons" is that it is mathematically inaccurate. At the very least, there are five distinct seasons - spring, summer, autumn, winter and the dreaded rainy season (<i>tsuyu</i>) which comes between spring and summer.
Meanderings 05
by
Basil D.
— Essay
<b>Mary's Tiger</b>. A grown man in his forties should not be so attached to a stuffed toy, but Fluffy was special from the start.
Contests: John Guyon
by
Gillespie and Queen — News
Offered annually for nonpublished work, this award seeks to reward excellence in creative nonfiction. This is not a prize for academic essays. The word limit is 6500 words.
Contests: John Guyon
by
Gillespie and Queen — News, writing contests
Offered annually for nonpublished work, this award seeks to reward excellence in creative nonfiction. This is not a prize for academic essays. The word limit is 6500 words.
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