[Gail White]

There are more Spherians in the latest issue of Light than you can shake a stick at. I counted Julie Kane, T.S. Kerrigan, Jim Hayes, A. E. Stallings, Max Gutmann, Marion Shore, John Whitworth, Melissa Balmain, & G. White. (I think all of these people are soulmates; if I missed any, please add them! )
It looks like another round of hilarity.

[Janice D. Soderling]

Wow, congratulations to all of you funny people. Impressive.

[Lisa Roche]

This issue marks the first time my poetry has appeared in print. What a thrill it is to share space with the aforementioned poets, as well as with Spherians David Nelson Bradsher (whose fine poem I recall in the last issue of Light) and Mary E. Moore (who was my classmate at West Chester). Looking forward to digging into the issue tonight.

[Janice D. Soderling]

Oh, Lisa, thanks for adding these names and special congratulations for your first of (I'll bet) many publications. And a bow also to David and Mary.

I am going to have to subscribe starting with that copy--what a fun-fest.

[Wendy Sloan]

You've got Light, Gail?
Where's mine?????

Congratulations, all!

[David Rosenthal]

Congrats to all. Another Journal colonized by the Sphere!

David R.

[Mary Moore]

Edmund Conti is in there too.

[Marion Shore]

I feel honored to be among such an illustrious band of Lighthearts.

I feel doubly honored that one of mine appears in the section called "Potty Time" (along with fellow scatologists Melissa Balmain and Jim Hayes). Talk about going down the tubes!

[FOsen]

Wow, how Spherical can you get??? Congratulations to all.

Frank

[David Nelson Bradsher]

Thank you, Lisa, for the kind words.

I got mine yesterday, and I was delighted to have so much Spherian company in the pages. I'm submitting several more to try to keep my streak alive.

Janice, my selection was Byrony, which you definitely contributed to when I had it in the Deep End last year. Thank you.