It's not pretension--if it's true.
No matter how you say it, this edition of Junket has style!
It's written in clean, consistent XHTML, light on design, but loaded with content. Last edition locked the reader into certain browsers, but this release is compatible across the boards and, hopefully, easy to follow.
Familiar voices? Yes--along with some fresh, new talent. That's what you'll find in Junket in December! Originally, I had a vision for this edition that featured art and poetry from people who suffer from a neurological disorder. Well, I had to put "my vision" aside, because I just didn't have enough material to fill 20 pages. Still, there's the future, and hope.
Better late than never:
Admittedly, Junket is running late. There are excuses. Oh, believe me, are there ever excuses! Hm--in three words or less: crash, burn, broke. But here we are, despite everything, with a tremendous issue that's jam-packed with talent. I hope you enjoy reading, and personally, I'm excited as hell to find out what lies ahead for Junket in 2003!
So there you have it.
-t. browning
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