Page 2 Photo Essay by Herman Krieger

I take photographs to amuse myself as well as the occasional spectator. Exhibiting photographs for mutual pleasure is similar to a comedian telling jokes to an appreciative audience. But comedy is more serious than photography.

Viewers who see more in my photographs than I do probably have better vision. Those who see less than I do may be right, and I remain partially open to their criticism.

Page 4 spotlights - Y E M E N ARABIC FELIX or THE HAPPY LAND

Page 7 SOCIETY - Ethnic Communities in Australia

Cultural Diversity in the Arts

Page 9 WOMEN WRITERS Ella Wheeler Wilcox, 1850-1919

American poet and journalist

Page 12 The Ultimate Reading List

Ernest Hemingway In Cuba
By Kelley Dupuis

Icelandic Truck Photos

by Dori Sig

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Remember Djuna Barnes

Djuna Barnes (1892-1982) American artist, novelist, poet and playwright. Freelance journalist and illustrator in New York in 1913. She lived in Europe from 1919 until 1939. In 1941 she moved to Greenwich Village, New York, where she lived for the remainder of her life.

A Book of Repulsive Women: Eight Rhythms And Five Drawings 1911, A Book 1925, Ryder 1928, Ladies Almanack 1928, A Night Among The Horses 1929, Nightwood 1936, The Antiphon 1958, Spillway 1962, Selected Works Of Djuna Barnes 1962, Vagaries Malicieux To Stories 1974, Creatures In An Alphabet 1982, Smoke And Other Early Stories 1982