In the 70th Campane, Harold and Hazel Segal select their favorite excerpts of L. Verle Heljeson's work.

"I admit, unequivocally, using unfamiliar words in equally unfamiliar arrangements, knowing full well the writer is assured a restricted audience. The chance of becoming in this vestibule of letters

In the August 1969 issue of Campane, Thomas B. Whitbread remembers poet Edna Hyde McDonald (Vondy) and John S. Carroll comes up with a formula for writing more relevant amateur journals.

Correva l'anno 1971. L'Italia era più semplice, a partire dalla televisione dove esistevano solo due canali e con offerta limitata ad alcune ore, un altro mondo rispetto alla sovrabbondanza (qualche volta