This is what water, wind and time and toil reveal

[sovay]

The mail brought my contributor's copy of Not One of Us #84, containing my poem "The Burnt Layer." It's the one with the five-thousand-year-old sky axe and α Draconis; it is short and important to me. The flight issue is a powerhouse, showcasing the short fiction and poetry of Jeannelle M. Ferreira, Zary Fekete, Gretchen Tessmer, Francesca Forrest, and Patricia Russo among no-slouch others. I love the warping truss bridge and the birdflight of the covers courtesy of John and Flo Stanton. You can read a review, pick up a copy, submit work to the next issue and I recommend all three. This 'zine is a seasonal constant. It even feels autumnal at the right time of the year.

Comments

[asakiyume]

It's a great issue. I really need to do reviews, though, even when my own stuff *isn't* in the entry. John always puts together a good zine.

[selkie]

You always do very well with time, as far as poetry. And as a rule the shorter you go the harder it punches.

[sartorias]

I bought it and enjoyed reading it--the last thing I read before all the books got packed.

[gwynnega]

My subscription copy arrived! Looking forward to reading it.

[minoanmiss]

Awesome!

[thisbluespirit]

Aw, excellent! Congrats!