Issue of August 13, 2007
9 articles in this issue.
Piker Press staffer Wendy Robards discovers and reviews "Summer Crossing," Truman Capote's first novel, written when he was only 19 years old.
Memories of summer -- the baseball games, the lightning bugs who clung to the sunflower leaves during the day, the time with family, the outings with friends ... this is a season to build rich treasures of sight and taste and images that will keep us warm and entertained during the winter months.
The Mounds of Scorpid Hominae. Hazzanghoul's destination comes in view.
On top of a night spent in a drug dealer's den, Ted and Jack pass some time in a movie theater, and find that dropping the name of the Shah of Iran gets some interesting results ...
Sand and Bernie get back in the movie theater saddle and review the summer sleeper, "Stardust."
A colorful house in Mexico, Lake Chapala area.
Charlotte is ready to play out this Last Act of Jim. Maybe she should have done it back in Florida, but back there, she wouldn't have had the sexy company of Eddie, or Toby's massive presence to rely on. She just knows it's going to be good ...
If you teach your children how to behave properly, they might not have to face the consequences of having someone else teach them the hard way.