Issue of November 27, 2006
9 articles in this issue.
Ginger's Christmas Dream -- guest art by Poetry Editor Cheryl Haimann
Another town, just like the ones the wagon had passed by before, all the same, all filled with broken dreams and weary travelers too tired to keep on going. Who is to say what lead people to settle in this one?
At the end of Mes de los Muertos, the author discovers a surprising connection to her ancestor. In memory of Lillie Mae Tanner Coffey, 1929-2003.
The club "Green Eyes" is closed and abandoned; Giselle and Theo are nowhere to be found. Charlotte hears that she is being blamed for their disappearance, and has no idea what has happened -- except that whatever has emptied the club can't be good.
The face in the mirror was my judge, and if it had its way, I would be my own executioner.
Funny thing about writing -- once you start doing it, it changes how you see things ... and do things ...