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Hello there mythkateers, this is Randolph Lofgren, your get editor this month. First, I want to tell you what a pleasure it have been editing the magazine this month, while our favorite Canadian was on vacation. I enjoyed reading all of the stories, poems and articles this issue, so let's take a look at what we have just for you this month. To start, Walter G. Esselman's story The Shooting Star won him his first, Member of the Month! Congratulations! Stephanie Bardy returns to give us another look into her The Huntress adventure titled, The Huntress�Continued. Next up is Steven Carr shares his tale of Science Fiction in the way of his fantastic piece called, The Hostage. Continuing with Sci-Fi we have new contributors DC Diamondopolous offers up a story about a discovery that could get Charlie into serious trouble. TG Browning returns to the magazine with a new fable of horror with The Waiting Game, and then my brother, Dave Montoya continued his murder mystery in part eight of Through The Eyes of Madness. Then to finish out the story selection this month, Featured Article, goes to Alan Russo and his comedic story about two brother who are stoner in, Fruity Pebbles. Over in our poetry corner I dished up a couple of poems that hopefully you all enjoy! Stephanie Bardy also contributes a poem about the power of words. Mister Grumpy, Kevin Magnus offers a piece about selling your soul in, Limited Agreement and finally, Kevin offers up a powerful composition about life in Reflection. Okay, on to current things of interest, then. This month, we welcome a new artist to the fold. Eugene Kusachenko presents us with some of his artwork and my sister, Rebecca Ilich gives up a painting about walking the line. Idris Yusuf submits a fantastic tribute to Michael Jackson, while Dan Hammon gives us, a look at a possible alternate ending to the Wizard of Oz. For reviews this month, Jason Bechard gives us a look at Foolproof & Stark Raving Mad. Luna Lupine give a look at the book by R. J. Palacio's Wonder, and Xilera took the month off, so Kevin Adams was kind enough to cover for her with a review of God of War. Dave gives up part two of the art review for Keith Haring, and then closes with his monthly commentary. Closing out this month, Myth Master, uh, talks with prolific writer Steven Carr and his interesting life, travels and writing in this month's interview. It leaves you wondering will he actually be spared from the Myth Master, you'll have to read it and find out! That's a wrap for this issue, again, I had a blast being guest editor. Mike will be back next issue, so keep an eye out. For my self, I'll be here with more poetry and a story for your entertainment. So with that said, thanks to all, and all a good night. Randolph R. Lofgren
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