Contributors

Judy Bratten is moving to Virginia with David and their two children.

Sri Chinmoy is a spiritual teacher from India who came to the West in 1964 and takes responsibility for 60 centers throughout the world dedicated to his teachings. He has published several volumes of poetry.

Ram Dass is the American spiritual teacher probably best known for his book Be Here Now, although his own odyssey since then has been at least as instructive. He is now back in India.

Leaf Diamant is a human awareness counsellor and naturalist.

John Fowles is an English novelist.

Charles M. Francum is a writer by inclination, a musician at heart, and a carpenter by trade.

William Gaither is a trigger-happy Durham writer whose work also appears regularly in the WDBS Guide.

Gayle Garrison is a Chapel Hill yoga teacher by day.

Karl Grossman quit the Long Island Press just in time; it folded in March. He’s now the editor of the Island Closeup News Service, selling his stories and pictures to 15 client papers.

Julia Hardy is the associate editor of Theta magazine, published by the Psychical Research Foundation in Durham.

Judy Hogan heads the board of COSMEP (Committee of Small Magazine Editors and Publishers).

David Hood is a Mebane Poet, 27 years old and in love.

Jim Lark has quit hanging sheetrock to attend truck driver’s school for a new job with COSMEP.

Ralph Macklin is a restauranteur; he ran Harry’s and the first Poet’s Corner, and is now consulting the owners of an about-to-be-opened Chapel Hill delicatessen on the difference between real rye bread and bankruptcy.

Kay Rivers is president of the Burlington Writer’s Club and has published a children’s book.

Sy Safransky is editor and publisher of THE SUN.

Enrique Vega is a Chapel Hill photographer “attempting to bring life into the two dimensions of photography.”