[Christine Klocek-Lim]

Greetings!

The tenth issue of Autumn Sky Poetry is now online.

Read poems by Elizabeth H. Barbato, John Byrne, Bebe Cook, Kathryn Good-Schiff, Christina Kapp, Marybeth Rua-Larsen, Nic Sebastian, Cheryl Snell, Farren Stanley, and S. Thomas Summers.

—It's all about the poetry.

Sincerely,
Christine Klocek-Lim, Editor



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[Michael Cantor]

I clicked on the link, and was asked for a name and password - and it woudn't accept the one I made up and provided. So I googled, out of curiosity, and found a related home site called November Sky, which links to Autumn Sky - but it's like one of those death trap porn sites (as they've been described to me, of course) where you can't back out - you just keep coming back to the same home page. (You can escape by entering or clicking on another site, but not by using the BACK key.)

I never did read any poetry. But you might want to be careful about this one until it's unscrewed up. If you're lurking, Christine, you might want to take a look at that program code.

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[Christine Klocek-Lim]

Michael,

Not sure how that password thing happened. I'll try and fix it asap. Sorry for the inconvenience.

-Christine

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I think I fixed it now. Sorry about that!

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[Christine Klocek-Lim]

Michael,

November Sky is my personal homepage. When I go there, using the back button works fine. When I go to Autumn Sky Poetry the back button also works.

However, when I check the stat counter logs for both sites (personal and poetry journal), there's a lot of weird search/link hits that look like the scary "can't go anywhere" sites you are talking about. Frankly, this is beyond my expertise. I have no idea why that happened to you, and no way to debug at this point because I can't reproduce the problem. I'll try another computer and see what happens.

My apologies.

-Christine

[Michael Cantor]

The link works now - and sorry to continue whining - but why such a tiny type face? You went from a clean and eminently readable 10 point Arial on earlier issues (#6 is a good example) to a squint-inducing 7 or 8.5 point Trebuchet.

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[David Landrum]

Everyone check out this issue. It has a poem in it by Marybeth that is marvelous. The issue contains lots of poems on nature, realtionships, the body and physicality--I read it this morning and it was a very nice way to start the day.

dwl

[Christine Klocek-Lim]

Michael,
Sorry to come reply so late. The typeface is actually the same size as the one in issue #6, but perhaps the different typeface changes how the eye perceives the size. However, you can enlarge the text by typing Ctrl + . This works in all browsers except Safari (which peeves me, but I can't find a fix for it yet). If you are on a Mac, type Command + .

I hope that helps.

David,
I am really pleased you liked this issue so much. Thank you.

-Christine