Editorial

We propose to lure your gaze into our pages by offering for your purveyance delicious, sparkling romance. Though oft have invitations -- even flatteries -- been addressed to you, how can you now resist the unique recounting of passion between Paris and H-- of T-- told by a certain bold champion of our Society who is as handsome as he is anonymous; or can you refuse an adventurous, bloody tale of pirates, written by a dashing teenager who later became that famous arch­ communist, Friedrich Engels

Mythellany #4

This year\u27s issue of Mythellany is full of visions and mysteries, might-have-beens and what-ifs set in places like Los Angeles (Family Tradition, Lon Chaney\u27s Lament) and times like the future (You\u27ve Come a Long Way, Mickey Mouse) and the past (A Troll of Two Cities) as well as the present (Weaver)

Mythellany #5

For 7 years, we have struggled to put out an amateur publication with professional flare. To those offended by the amateur part, we apologize. To those who enjoyed the fling, we recommend the Society\u27s new publication of creative writing. --Veida & Steven Wissle

Editorial

Our 1981 issue of Mythellany disappeared like Farmer Maggot\u27s mushrooms. I hope you got one. If not, though, here is the all-new 1982 issue. It\u27s expanded. More stories, more poems, more puzzles and crosswords and laughs

Mythellany #2

Our 1981 issue of Mythellany disappeared like Farmer Maggot\u27s mushrooms. I hope you got one. If not, though, here is the all-new 1982 issue. It\u27s expanded. More stories, more poems, more puzzles and crosswords and laughs

Mythellany #3

We propose to lure your gaze into our pages by offering for your purveyance delicious, sparkling romance. Though oft have invitations -- even flatteries -- been addressed to you, how can you now resist the unique recounting of passion between Paris and H-- of T-- told by a certain bold champion of our Society who is as handsome as he is anonymous; or can you refuse an adventurous, bloody tale of pirates, written by a dashing teenager who later became that famous arch­ communist, Friedrich Engels