As buds are beginning to appear on the green stalks outside (at least for some of us), our thoughts to some springtime reading. We have just the thing for you. We start off the March issue with an exquisite poem by our dearest departed friend, enola em Vaher, called Word of Dream. This is followed up by two equally lovely poems paying homage to enola: the first by Luna Branwen called change in a blink, and the other by Grail, called l’artiste grace a l’art. Jami Mills does an in-depth exploration of one of the most exciting art galleries on the grid called The Lundy Gallery, owned and curated by Lee1 Olsen. One could easily spend months exploring this expansive exhibition space, filled with the finest artists in SL. Zymony Guyot had something he needed to get off his chest and we’re so happy that Shadow Cabinet was the exceptional result. Merope Madrigal returns to our pages with a sumptuous poem, Night of the Iguana. You can just feel the balmy breeze and the tropical rhythms. We welcome Larkbird Parx as our new music writer, who starts things off with a wonderful piece about three talented instrumentalists, with accompanying interviews. Very informative and sensational reading. Cat Boccaccio is back with a very short but pithy piece of micro-fiction, Saving the World. GameC.at warns us that even AIs can get viruses in The Black Hole. Rakshowes contributes a sensual, almost erotic, poem about the secret dalliances of plant life with Passion Flowers. Our beloved Dearstluv Writer closes out this month’s issue with a poem that describes her gentle quest. We hope you enjoy reading this issue as much as we did bringing it to you.
