Someday I hope we find ourselves in the same locality and are able to swap war stories about the life of an editor. For now, congratulations on a fine issue. - Larry Goldstein, Ann Arbor, MI Laurence Goldstein is editor of The Michigan Quarterly and author of The American Poet at the Movies. Rod Clark, your Voice Over about your father pulled me back into the net. There should be more stories like yours. You wrote three generations of men into life, and all without touchy-feely stroking toward probabilities, and without attempting to impress with obscure, shaded words.
Understated concepts are as irritating as overstated meanings.
Your words painted pictures. I enjoyed filling in chinks, and supplying auras. Thanks for a nice read. I liked Jeremiah, and I identified with him. I recalled how forlorn I felt when I started losing my adventures with imaginary companions.