Authors and Artists on View

These are some of those who write and illustrate the issue

M.F. KORN has appeared here before, and in this issue appears with “The Old Man and the Cyborg.”  Those interested in his attitude will find access to his site a-building on our last page, presumably accessible with a click.

JEFFERY MARZI, creator of Pterodactyloid Man and author of the Flight of Geese feature in this issue, has appeared on two televised broadcasts, information about which may be found by using Google, along with other information about him. Search “Jeffery Marzi”.

JOHN BINNS is “The Bearded Bard” of Leeds, England. He has two verses in this issue.

LAWRENCE DAGSTINE’s sites may be accessed from our last page. His story “Tomorrow Land” may be found on the contents page of this issue.

PHIL MALAT worked in the broadcasting industry for more than twenty years. As an on air personality he hosted various music formats and programs from early rock to News/Talk. Phil also taught in the broadcasting department at Brown College. Phil continues to live in Minneapolis where all three of his grown daughters also reside. His "The Great Marble Caper" appears in this issue.keHis "The Great Marble Caper" d in the broadcasting industry for more than twenty years. As an on air personality he hosted various music formats and programs from early rock to News/Talk. Phil also taught in the broadcasting department at Brown CVollege. Phil continues to live in Minneapolis where all three of his grown daughters also reside.

the broadcasting industry for

 

more than twenty years. As an on air personality he hosted various music formats and programs from early rock to News/Talk. Phil also taught in the broadcasting department at Brown CVollege. Phil continues to live in Minneapolis where all three of his grown daughters also reside.

hil Malat worked in the broadcasting industry for more than twenty years. As an on air personality he hosted various music formats and programs from early rock to News/Talk. Phil also taught in the broadcasting department at Brown CVollege. Phil continues to live in Minneapolis where all three of his grown daughters also reside.

 

         

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