Issue of January 2, 2006
10 articles in this issue.
If you want to know what Hurricane Katrina cost the nation, you could start by reading <em>Liquor</em>, by Poppy Z. Brite. A native of New Orleans, Brite paints a vivid picture of the New Orleans Katrina blew away, a place rich in flavor, personality and intrigue.
On New Year's Eve, it's easy to make all kinds of resolutions. Two days later, though, it's much easier to take a nap.
No sore muscle hurts as much as that Failure does. But what if success becomes the whole point of your actions? Can you only see who you are in the mirror of failure or success?
2005 in review... to the tune of a popular Christmas carol. Get ready to sing along as we cover the high- and low-lights of 2005.
We remember him as a traitor, but few people recall that Benedict Arnold was one of the greatest heroes of the American Revolution, or why he turned against the young nation he fought so bravely for.
It's showdown time, and Valentine and Augusta are both furious -- but they're angry about things that don't even exist.
Listening behind a door, Lynn's getting clued in to who's going to live, who's already dead and how they're disposing of the bodies. The good news - due to a strange family connection, Harry Adkison is determined that Lynn should be saved. The bad news - it's too late for the town... and for Lynn's old way of life.