A new anthem:
"Tiny of body but brave of heart,
we will finish what we start!"

Interview by Alice Cary

Traveling on the wings of words

Review by Michael Williams

Folktales from around the world have long been a favorite of storytellers and story writers alike. These stories can introduce us to another culture at the same time they are teaching and delighting us.

Fright Night test results: A scientific report

Reviews by I.M. Berry-Scaird

At the request of several international scientific-psychic phenomenon societies, we have been asked to test a new device called a Literary Horror Meter, in which readers don electrodes to measure breathing, pulse rate, sweat production, and general nervousness, enabling lab technicians to monitor reactions to various thrillers. The resulting data are based on a unit of measurement called a Thriller-Chiller (TC). The scale ranges from one to four, with * producing fun, pulse-racing excitement, suitable for younger readers, to ****, suitable for brave, bold older souls.

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