Contributors
March 1986
Writers
David Grant is a writer who lives in St. Louis, Missouri. His work has appeared in THE SUN before: “Peace Nigger’s Long March” [Issue 46], an account of a two-week journey he made in silence, on foot, carrying a petition for disarmament, and “South China Journal” [Issue 122].
moreD. Patrick Miller, now approaching his tenth anniversary in California, is a native North Carolinian who never got into college basketball the way he was supposed to. He will soon resume publication of his Presumptions: A Letter at Large. A free introductory issue is available by writing to him at 1442A Walnut #58, Berkeley, California 94709.
moreSy Safransky is editor of THE SUN.
moreBrian Salchert is a writer who lives in Gainesville, Florida. For several years he used the pen name Alden St. Cloud. He says that “since Salchert (Sallkurt is how we pronounce it) isn’t a particularly easy name for others to deal with, my wife still wishes I had chosen, say, Brian Bass rather than Alden St. Cloud, and stuck with it.”
moreSallie Tisdale lives in Portland, Oregon. Her new book, The Sorcerer’s Apprentice: Inside the Modern Hospital, has just been published by McGraw-Hill.
moreOn The Cover
Hella Hammid, who lives in a tree house in Los Angeles, California, has been taking photographs since her teens. She says she still hasn’t decided what to be when she grows up.
moreEditor
Sy Safransky
Office Manager
Juli Duncan
Editorial Assistants
Jan Bellard
Jeannie Doliner
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