From the Editor's Desk
Fiction
Our featured writer for this premier issue of Twilight Times is Steve Lazarowitz, a prolific writer whose work is currently appearing in over a dozen ezines. Net Novels is compiling a number of Steve's orginal works to include in an upcoming Anthology. Yes, Steve, soon you'll have your very own Anthology and deservedly so.
The Tree (44k)
Sea Trap - Part I.
The Sometime Place (9k)
The Perfect Hero. (6k)
Geoffrey and Saga Drake have established a presence online with their web site
Artistic Intent, a refuge for
writers. Both Geoff and Saga publish informative monthly editorials and
happen to be terrific writers.
I think they've been polishing their work for over two years now. Twilight
Times is delighted to be the first magazine anywhere to publish their works
of fiction. Folks, let 'em know how much you enjoyed their stories and maybe
they'll get a few more out from under the bed, dust them off and start
sending them out.
2:00 A. M. On the Top of Notre Dame - Geoffrey Drake. (14k)
Portrayal - Saga Drake. (12k)
Ms. Frances Sonnabend has been writing stories for years. Her children's story "Whistle" will appear in Cricket magazine this fall and will be her first pro publication. You're on your way, Ms. Frances.
Wild Blackberries (25k)
Artwork
Our featured artist is Jennifer Louthan, a most talented artist from East Tennessee and we are delighted she is making her web debut with Twilight Times. Jennifer specializes in oil paintings and will be available for commissions and she is busy creating a web site to showcase her artistic talents.
Aquarium Fish (56k)
Dolphins (37k)
Manatees (35k)
Graphic Artist Dee Dreslough is a multi-talented individual and her web site has a wealth of graphic information.
Dare to Dream (104k)
Pegasus (59k)
Dee Prutsman runs her own business called "Dee's Office Solutions" in Ketchikan Alaska and she is also working on two novels. Dee recently discovered that she likes to paint on her computer. I was able to snag two of her early works.
Graphic Arts Editor, Joni Latham, is a trooper and has been able to produce
fantastic graphics on short notice, time after time.
Orbital Alignment and Window View
Poetry
Our featured poet is Penny Hussey, our Poetry Editor. Penny is a true
"super-woman" of the times. She is dedicated to her family, church, community
and to an online writer's support group,
Joni Latham, is not only talented in graphic arts, but she has also seen her
story published recently in TimeWinder Her poems will be published
in an upcoming issue of Eternity. And she designed the TT logo and the
background for several pages! Is that Talent, or what?
Introducing Rosemary Marty
as a new poet. We're really enjoying presenting the original works of fine
writers for the first time.
Articles
We're delighted to present a very special writer in our published author
feature.
Ms. Jane Toombs graciously
took time out from her busy schedule to answer a few questions exclusively
for Twilight Times readers. We wanted to know the story behind her
Moonrunners fantasy trilogy which will soon be available from
New Concepts Publishing.
Dark Sunrise, Book Three, is available now.
Tony Thomas is an impressive writer whose non-fiction work has appeared in
over a hundred publications. He has discovered what a struggle it can be to
get fiction work published. His first and only published work of fiction,
"Lost Golf Balls" can be viewed online at the Pittsburgh Review. "Lost Golf
Balls" will soon be published in a print version of their magazine, as well.
Commentary on the
romance genre versus literary school of writing.
Bill Sander (aka Will Sand) speaks the Truth as he sees it in...
A special note to TT readers. All contents of this premiere issue are
copyright by the writers and artists. If you discover any artwork or writing
published here elsewhere on the internet, or in print magazines, please
let us know immediately. The staff of Twilight Times feels very strongly
about protecting the copyrighted work of contributors.
Romance Foretold.
A New Millinnium's Resolution.