Hello Fellow Scribblers!
Since last we published, our group has grown, and our writers are getting better and better. Last issue, we presented the theme of feeling like a fish out of water and not quite belonging. It seemed the quintessential problem of the writer, this fish out of water idea. Until one Thursday evening, where everything read had the theme isolation running through it. Being the fair person I am, I solicited ideas from members and we put it to a vote for a theme for this issue. Isolation was the winner and so here we are.
This issue brings together eight writers, some returning contributors and several new faces, to give you their views. As before, we have the writer's idea of what isolation means to them followed by their pieces. Once again, I would like to thank the eight who contributed, and my two editors, Jeffrey Benzing and Joe Oppenheimer, for their help. I couldn't have gotten this together without you. On to the writing!
See You Thursday,
Tina
Since last we published, our group has grown, and our writers are getting better and better. Last issue, we presented the theme of feeling like a fish out of water and not quite belonging. It seemed the quintessential problem of the writer, this fish out of water idea. Until one Thursday evening, where everything read had the theme isolation running through it. Being the fair person I am, I solicited ideas from members and we put it to a vote for a theme for this issue. Isolation was the winner and so here we are.
This issue brings together eight writers, some returning contributors and several new faces, to give you their views. As before, we have the writer's idea of what isolation means to them followed by their pieces. Once again, I would like to thank the eight who contributed, and my two editors, Jeffrey Benzing and Joe Oppenheimer, for their help. I couldn't have gotten this together without you. On to the writing!
See You Thursday,
Tina
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