Contributors

Jeffrey Beame bequeathed us the Victor Frankl quote on the back cover: “What is to give light must endure burning.”

Judy Bratten teaches her children well.

Lamellicorn the Clone is dead — if it can ever truly be said that a “clone” may die. The circumstances of his death are unclear. His genetic code has of course not disappeared from the realm of organic life forms, since, during his lifetime he underwent innumerable “clonings.” In this issue is Lamellicorn the Clone’s last interview.

David Cohen writes children’s books on ecology for the Environmental Protection Agency Washington, D.C.

Leaf Diamant teaches, er, facilitates human awareness.

Gayle Garrison teaches yoga.

Karl Grossman is looking for a ride with anyone returning to Earth.

Jim Lark is another Chapel Hill poet with oceans in his eyes.

Stephen Martin teaches an astrology class.

Mike Mathers teaches himself.

Norm Moser is on the fabled West Coast.

Robert Roskind teaches classes in home-building. He can be reached at the Community Bookstore in Chapel Hill.

Sy Safransky is editor and publisher of THE SUN.

Jaki Shelton rhymes with her clothes.

Richard Williams teaches poetry, and writes it.