The thrill of being able to cover distances with the energies of one’s own body that most people would consider covering only in a motor … Read More ›
Month: July 2020
The Idol of Stoneby L. P. V. Johnson IAN SCOTT spent all of his days, except Sundays, in the Cathedral. He was one of the … Read More ›
Which is pro amendment minded WHO AM I? Or The Great Identity Crisis “That’s an interesting article,” said the Cat, dropping the magazine section of … Read More ›
With its usual pertinence to AJ affairs, Campane 29 once featured eight pages from Verle Heljeson on “The Agony of Agenda.” That was a dozen … Read More ›
Incomprehensible Crime SOME CRIMES are comprehensible to me and some are not. I recall being amused some years ago at Dick Tracy’s pronouncement that “dognapping” … Read More ›
Which fortunately is not an oil-burning type. ARS GRATIA ARTIS “This is very good ice cream,” remarked the Cat. He and the Mouse were seated … Read More ›
by Elizabeth Butt 1. RECENTLY the British began the complicated process of adopting the metric system (I strongly believe this country should do likewise.), and … Read More ›
Which found the weather too bad for washing windows, so – Since I have said right out loud I was willing to serve as either … Read More ›
A Happy Ninteen Seventy On New Year’s day I worked – just a little – on three different NAPA papers, this one, Junco no. 1, … Read More ›
Hurrah for Our Printers Since we have some fifty new printer members, I will aim this as a welcome to them. I am a printer. … Read More ›