Monomyth 32

==Monomyth Issue 32 (Number 30) / Volume 4.5==
Released in November 2004, a month after the previous issue, with a cover by Richard Burman.
===Trivia===
*This issue was the second 'thirtieth issue' of Monomyth and the reason for five, rather than the usual four, issues in 2004.
==List of contents==
*Editorial by DJ Tyrer
*Issue Two Cover (reprinted) by Ian O'Reilly
*Issue Three Cover (reprinted) by Richard Burman
*Pentacle, part 5 by DS Davidson
*The Case of Ezra Haig-Simpson by DJ Tyrer
*Artwork by Cory Harding
*Dust by David Cowdall
*Sorrow by Simon Birch
*Cross-Assembler by Dave Seaman
*Poets' Corner :
**The Ballad of the Last Wanderer by Richard Burman
**The Grey Guardian by Richard Burman
**The Pendant of the Mad God by DJ Tyrer
**The Coming Dawn by DS Davidson
**Pot of Tea by Aeronwy Dafies
*"Bal-Shamharoth Ate My Husband!" by DJ Tyrer, with Richard Burman, Darrel Mason, Jo Hodgson, David Leverton and Marian Long, with thanks to Danny Crane for the Singing Bandit.
*Artwork by Angela Morkos
*The Taming of the Hippogriff by Clinton Wastling
*Issue One Cover (reprinted) by Richard Burman
*The Standing Stone by DJ Tyrer
*An Elegant Sufficiency by DJ Tyrer
===Trivia===
*This issue included reprints of each of the first three issues' covers.
*Pentacle concluded in this issue, but was reprinted in its entirety in Monomyth 50.
*The Case of Ezra Haig-Simpson had earlier been serialised in Monomyth, but was reprinted here in its entirety.
*Richard Burman's poems in this issue had originally appeared as the earliest poems in Monomyth, and were reprinted here to celebrate the anniversary.
*The Standing Stone was the second poem by DJ Tyrer to be inspired by Richard Burman's cover for issue one (the other being A Pause In Arcady; only one other such cover-inspired poem exists, Unbidden).
 	 	
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