Contributors

Robert H. Ashby is of the Spiritual Frontiers Fellowship.

Judy Bratten should write a cookbook.

David C. Childers rewrote his poem, “The Elements,” the day we went to press. This is the original.

Sue Coffey is a wife and a mother on her way to undifferentiated consciousness.

Leaf Diamant is a contributing editor of THE SUN.

Dan Domizio is a Physician’s Associate graduate of Duke University. He has assisted in the birthing of many children in grass huts, farm houses, and medical centers.

Nigel Fleming started the interdisciplinary science journal The Alchemist — the first issue is out this month.

William Gaither works at the SomeThyme Restaurant in Durham, where he hasn’t burnt a sandwich yet.

Karl Grossman is a newspaperman in his spare time.

Cedar Koons is active in the National Association of Parents and Professionals for Safe Alternatives in Childbirth.

Stephen Koons works at Harmony Natural Foods and is active in the National Association of Parents and Professionals for Safe Alternatives in Childbirth.

Robert H. Long worked for the Cellar Door and the Davidson Miscellany and is now on a Parental Grant.

Mike Mathers is a contributing editor of THE SUN.

Dusty Miller has washed his last dish for pay and is looking for land.

Priscilla Rich Safransky is associate editor of THE SUN.

David Royle is organizing a community track club, Carolina Godiva. He is also the sports writer for The Alchemist, a new interdisciplinary science journal started by Nigel Fleming. The first issue is out this month.

Sy Safransky is editor and publisher of THE SUN.

Seth is the “personality” no longer focused in physical reality who speaks through author Jane Roberts.

Britt Stafford writes from Puerto Rico that she reads all day because there isn’t anyone to talk to, with or about.

Barbara Street writes and publishes stories and poems.