Issue of May 11, 2009
11 articles in this issue.
Wendy Robards reviews the book, "Follow Me" by Joanna Scott.
Richard Voza ponders the popularity of F. Scott Fitzgerald's book, "The Great Gatsby" for the second time in twenty years.
Sometimes we forget to ask, "What's your name?" -- even when we want to know someone better ... and is that because the question in our hearts is "What's your real name?"...
What's coming up in the future? A "Birds" issue?
He sweet-talks the aunt, he sweet-talks his mother -- is any wonder Owen's oldest sister feels she must thrash him now and then?
Now we know why Dan H. Woods is sleeping on the porch in a chaise lounge.
Bernie and Sand Pilarski, and Josh Brown review the movie "Star Trek," and the Pilarski duo throw in "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" for good measure.
This green cat graces the floor of a chateau in France.
Kenyon appears in the room looking like a costume ball. Who would have thought he'd dress like such a fool? But wait -- one piece of the outfit makes jaws drop and brows sweat, and the real reason for Kenyon's maneuvering is revealed.
Excitement! Adventure! A glittering creature of myth and legend to travel with! Who could ask for a better vacation than that? Dudalos the Dragon is about to help Aser find out.