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The New Issue is Here: #7 (Fall 2001) -- Includes paintings from Jodi Hays Gresham, a short story and a poem from John Paul Davis, photography from Matthew Williams, and a short (non-fiction) essay by Dan Knauss.

BonjourQuebec.com (the official Quebec tourism site) is using one of Matt's Montréal photos (with permission).

Our previous issue (#6) is now in the archives.
-posted by Dan Knauss at Wednesday, September 05, 2001

Note that the last issue (#5 - Winter 2000-01) is in the archives now. All the previous issues are there as well, but each has missing material or messed up pages that I haven't had the time to sort out yet.

Note also that the Malaspina URL has become our URL of choice and the home for most of FS. I have no plans to stop using EarthLink now, but it will not be in use indefinitely.
-posted by Dan Knauss at Saturday, April 07, 2001

New Issue: #6 - Spring/Summer 2001

-Classical Realist landscape paintings from Norway by Sven Åke Svenson
-Black and White Photography from the 'burbs of Maryland and the Washington D. C. area from Matt Williams
-Non-Fiction and Photography from the American Midwest by mark Bruce
-Expressionist paintings, mostly nudes, from the Ukraine by Oleg Bezyuk
-posted by Dan Knauss at Saturday, April 07, 2001

In case you haven't noticed already, we have a new issue this month, the fifth since our official debut on 1 September 1999. There is some really excellent work here this time around, as always, from Matt Williams, Tiffany Eberle, and Mel Andrews. Be sure to give Tiffany's three poems a close reading--they reward it. Some of her characters remind me of Scott Kolbo's prints, which can be found in our archives. Don't miss Scott's latest work at Whitworth College, where he is now an assistant professor in the art department.
-posted by Dan Knauss at Saturday, January 27, 2001

We now have server space at www.malaspina.com/faerspel for a mirror site and especially archive storage of pages from past issues. The latter are not in great condition now, but I am working to clean them up.
-posted by Dan Knauss at Tuesday, January 09, 2001