Contributors
July 1977
Writers
Elizabeth Albrecht divides her time between Greece and South Carolina, and writes about both. Anyone going to Mykonos this summer should look her up.
moreRandee Russell Ascher is a free-lance advertising writer who lives in Chapel Hill. This is her first published fiction since she won first place in the Mademoiselle college fiction contest in 1967.
moreJimmy Santiago Baca is in prison in Arizona.
moreHannah Baggins teaches yoga in Chapel Hill.
moreJoe Blankenship is a poet and actor from Chapel Hill.
moreSteven Ford Brown has a new book out, Against the Old Propellers of the Twilight (Poetry Factory Press, Atlanta, Ga.).
moreChristopher Bursk is looking for a space between silence and nothing.
moreBetsy Campbell Blackwell drives the white Plymouth with the steering wheel that sounds like cities crumbling.
moreMichael Phelps Chandler is a builder.
moreLeaf Diamant is a human awareness counsellor in Chapel Hill who chases illusions at twilight.
moreCary Fowler is co-author, with Frances Lappé, of Food First, and is co-director of the Agricultural Resources Center in Chapel Hill, which is concerned with the world food problem.
moreWilliam Gaither is a free-lance writer living in Durham.
moreDavid M. Guy is a former Winston-Salem schoolteacher living in Durham and writing a novel.
moreLouise Harris sprained her knee clogging on the Fourth of July.
moreStephen March is finishing a novel and dreaming of building his own house in the fall.
moreLucia Peck lives in Pittsboro and writes a weekly column on herbs for The Pittsboro Herald.
moreSy Safransky is galloping home, in ever-widening circles.
moreDavid Searls lives on a radio farm near Chapel Hill.
morePaolo Soleri is the author of Arcology: City in the Image of Man (MIT Press) and other books. His Cosanti Foundation, in Scottsdale, Arizona, is experimenting with new urban environments.
moreVal Staples is in the physicians assistant program at Duke University. She writes: “Last night I was thinking about money and possessions and how I didn’t want to be too attached to either and Zappo at midnight my stereo was stolen. That wasn’t the possession I had in mind to give up but who’s to know?”
moreOn The Cover
Priscilla Rich Safransky rides the white light.
moreEditor and Publisher
Sy Safransky
Associate Editor
Priscilla Rich Safransky
Contributing Editors
Betsy Campbell Blackwell
Leaf Diamant
Gayle Garrison
Karl Grossman
Mike Mathers
David Searls
Richard Williams
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