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Issue 9 - Have Book, Will Travel
The book we hold in our hands today has traveled far to find us—from inspiration to execution, to printing and distribution. Its secret desire: to whisk us effortlessly to Elsewhere.
Every time we open a book we are allowed the chance to start over. Some books require learning the language before diving into its particular culture. Others are like a pair of comfortable shoes designed by the road ahead. The book I am holding now requires an attention that will be rewarded when I look out the window and see that somehow, during my sojourn, the world has changed.
Books can change our world, as evidenced by companies such as Better World Books, a company that funds world literacy projects and rescues well-traveled tomes from landfills.
Our days are getting longer and our shadows more defined. What better time to visit? Open to page one.
Poetry
Three poems by Cindy Hunter Morgan
Spring squared to the small by Sally Molini
Advice to a Friend by Cristina Querrer
Three poems by S. Thomas Summers
Two poems by Jacqueline West
Postcard prose
Travelogue
How to Lose Ten Pounds in Ten Days or Less by E.S. Fletcher
Getting Away With It by Margaret Foley
The Mayor Meets an American Princess by T Stores
Dragon Deluxe: Pre-Departure Tips by Kayla Washko
