Diane Howell - Many Thanks ! !

The Issue, by Barbara Brandel of Tucson, Arizona. The apparent 'filthy lucre' is a collection of buttons standing independently on wires over a base of hardware cloth. Neatly lettered on the front edge top and bottom are the words the other side. I don't have the other images easily at hand; I hope I quoted correctly. The interesting thing is the issue, the money, close it up and lock it away. End of story.

I've been talking to a few writer friends; we all have stories. Much as we like being published in glossy paper with binding, there are times when we want everything that we wrote down available to the reader unedited with every one of the images we speak about.

It's difficult. Magazines have to charge subscription fees and sell advertizing. Here all I have to do is pay the cable bill and keep the machine behaving. So, this marks my independence day. The Changing the World One Thread at a Time review written by Diane Howell has been placed on the website.

Go to Articles and see what you think. Lots and lots of pictures embedded in good writing. I hope that as time goes on that I can print the complete manuscripts of articles that get truncated in the magazines.