Issue No. 13 : People in Place

Summer/Fall 2003

Columns

• Guest Editorial : "Creating a 'Real' Place: Azusa Faces the 21st Century" by Rick Cole, City of Azusa, California
• The Literal Landscape : "Falling in Love: Confessions of a Minivan Owner" by Simmons B. Buntin
• What a Fool Believes... : "America: A Changing Symbol?" by Todd Ziebarth
• Bull Hill : "Always the Mountains," by David Rothenberg
• View from the Summit : "You Can Take the Girl Out of the Country, but You Can't Take the Elders Out of the Memory of the Girl" by Catherine Cunningham

Poetry

• Three Poems by Scott T. Starbuck
• One Poem by Anne Whitney
• Three Poems by Kemeny Babineau
• Two Poems by Jeffrey C. Alfier
• Three Poems by Sharon Kourous
• Two Poems by T. Dunn
• Three Poems by John Horváth, Jr.
• Two Poems by Rachel Dacus
• Two Poems by Scott Edward Anderson
• Four Poems by Peter Huggins
• One Poem by C.E. Chaffin

Essays

• "Well" by Theresa Kishkan
• "Elegy for a Garden" by Andrew Light
• "The Urban Bestiary" by Kelty Miyoshi McKinnon
• "A Panegyric" by Judyth A. Willis
• "Slow Food and Slow Urbanism" by Thomas E. Low

Fiction

• "Typewriter" by Dennis Must  
• "Marshfield: A Suburban Fairy Tale" by Peggy Duffy
• "Present Day Reality" by Edward M. Turner

Articles

• "Pathways in Shadows: Reconsidering Life and Death in Ransomville, New York" by Jeff Hastings
• "Border Migrants: A Look at La Linea South by Southeast" by Alisa Slaughter
• "Transforming Suberbia... into Superbia!" by Dan Chiras and Dave Wann
• "Sustainable Cities: A Strategy for a Post-Terrorized World" by Richard S. Levine, Ernest J. Yanarella, Taghi Radmard, and Heidi Dumreicher

Reviews

• Ken Pirie reviews Absence and Light, by John R. Campbell
• Richard Arnold reviews Rogues Together, an online book by Edward M. Turner
• Todd Ziebarth reviews The City in Mind, by James Howard Kunstler

ARTerrain Gallery

• Elisabeth Brockmann : Projections, Prints, and Lightboxes

UnSprawl Case Study

• Armory Park del Sol in Tucson, Arizona