Editorial on: “The National Menace” This month marks the fortieth anniversary of the United Amateur Press Association, founded by William Greenfield and his associates in … Read More ›
Fragmentary Fulfillment The Wesson printshop is again the locale of a Metchap meeting – albeit a somewhat small pickmeup affair. Fred Liddle is here, plus … Read More ›
Dave Meskill: Crusaders’ Presidential Candidate Realizing that the progressive Crusaders Group will play an important part in the coming election, this editor set out to … Read More ›
See You in TAMPA! Where the Fun Association will convene in the Fun State – to print, swim, swap hobby experiences, and, hopefully, effect a … Read More ›
“Mystery of Life”by William Haywood JAMES CUYLER stepped gingerly into the room and glanced about anxiously, though withal eagerly. He couldn’t have stayed away if … Read More ›
I’m Way Out on a Limbby Jean Evelyn Rand “HERE, KITTY! Kitty! Kitty!” Dad says, “You know, there they are calling that cat out of … Read More ›
A Bookish Magazine for Regular Booksters. The Valley Roadby Richard A. Thomas, Jr. No matter now how long the valley-road I wander,(And valley-roads wind much … Read More ›
Strange Companionby Dorothy MacAulay SHE WAS LYING on the sofa, watching him paint. “Who is that woman?” “Mrs. Huntley Mannings,” he replied absently. “You must … Read More ›
An Index of the Official Organ: Pipe Dream or Possibility?by Joseph F. Bradburn IN JUNE, 1978, Vic Moitoret concluded his three-part survey of the one … Read More ›
The Election Dilemma IN MY PREVIOUS ISSUE, I brought up the subject of a nominating committee to help make our elections more efficient and run … Read More ›