American Amateur Journalism IF this magazine is your first meeting with the great American hobby of amateur journalism, then pray be seated and become better … Read More ›
Month: September 2024
Offsetting the NA AT THE New Haven convention, outgoing president Matilda Haywood announced the award of a Presidential Citation to Official Editor Richard George for … Read More ›
< The Alexander Rag, Number 3 | The Alexander Rag, Number 5 > A Patch of Old Snowby Robert Frost There’s a patch of old … Read More ›
Life’s Winding Pathby Maybelle Irene BurkePaw Paw, MI 49079 “Joe, we are doing so good here, why move to some place you know nothing about?” … Read More ›
The Writing Mythby Lea Palmer When one mentions their hobby is writing, people are suitably impressed and immediately begin asking questions. The most common ones, … Read More ›
A Cherub of Japan after Munakata’s style.By Alric C. Tredwell, Our Special Staff Artist. Hail to Spring! SPRING! That season when all nature rejoices, especially … Read More ›
Back on the Firing Line What About Dilcon? Goodness Gracious! Has it been that long since the Grouch has been in the bundle? But I … Read More ›
Salmagundi IT’S BEEN SO LONG since the last Echo that I hesitate to look at my files and determine when it was. Fortunately, AAPA doesn’t … Read More ›
Christophe PlantinSixteenth Century Printer Christope Plantin was a Frenchman who was determined to become a master-printer, but censorship in his country caused him to look … Read More ›
John Stevenson looked with disgust at four poker dice that had somehow appeared from a drawer he had pulled out and overturned while hunting for … Read More ›