Robert Marcom, Managing Director
Rhonna Robbins-Sponaas, Editor-in-Chief
Sabina Becker, Poetry Editor
Keith Deshaies, Editor-at-Large
Jason Nolan, Editor-at-Large
Julia Brown, Staff Writer
Dan Knestaut, Associate Moderator
Walt Wellborn, Webmaster
ISSN:1529-1146
Welcome to the new year and the January issue of Net Author's E2K!
In this month's issue, we're starting off the new year with a healthy dose of your favorite genres. Marian Allen returns to us after her second place win in our Flash Fiction contest last year, and Phillip Good makes his first appearance with a wonderfully-rich cluster of characters in "Dansin." John Quinn and Jade Walker debut in what will hopefully be the first of many returns, and Barbara Petoskey makes her own introduction with a thoughtful discussion of the future of poetry. Maggie Ball has become a familiar voice, and as always, we welcome her back with her own insightful review and author interview.
- Editorial: From the Publisher's Desk, by Robert Marcom, Publisher
- Fiction: "Pick of the Litter" by Marian Allen
- Fiction: "Dansin" by Phillip Good
- Poetry: "A Polish Village" by John Quinn
- Poetry: "Multiplex Siblings" by Jade Walker
- Feature: "Are We Facing Genrecide?" by Barbara Petoskey
- Feature: interview and review of Noah Lukeman's The Plot Thickens by Maggie Ball
Next publication date: 15
February 2003
Editor's Note: If you're an AOL user and are considering submitting material to us, please be sure to read the note for AOL users at the bottom of the Submission Guide.
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