The Money Game by Andrew Peterson
Sam Vaknin on economics as a field of psychology
Brandon Chan-Yung and Louise Norlie on the Postmodernist as posthuman
Hogeye Bill reviews Naomi Klein's book, The Shock Doctrine
On the Islands with Norbu Rinpoche: Poetry by Louise Landes Levi
Two Poems by Elizabeth P. Glixman
Two Poems by John Oliver Hodges
Two Poems by Ellaraine Lockie
Three Poems by M. Blake
Three Poems by Justin Hyde
Three Poems by Luis Cuauhtemoc Berriozabal
Three Poems by Felino Soriano
Three Poems by john e
A Third of Methuselah: Fiction by Tim Millas
A Letter from Lotonym: Fiction by Ryan Undeen
Golden Egg: Fiction by Durenda
Sherlock Holmes and Al Capone Search through Time and Genre for Hannibal Lecter: Fiction by Brad Johnson
scarecrows: Fiction by J. A. Tyler
Chapters Four through Six of sLAsH by Bill Berry
Gabriel Ricard reviews Tatterdemalion and interviews the author, Ray Succre
Maybe: a short film by Cecelia Chapman
Three Songs by Al's Place Bluegrass Band
Eight Paintings by Randy Thurman
Nine Collages by Randel Plowman
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Janet Snell is a graduate, magna-cum-laude, of the Maryland Institute College of Art, where she studied painting with the late Ed Dugmore. She has shown her work in New York City, Baltimore, Washington, D. C., Cleveland and other cities, and is the author of two books of art with poems: Flytrap (Cleveland State University Press Poetry Center, 1990) and Heads (March Street Press, 1998). Snell publishes regularly in the small magazines and paints commissioned portraits.
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