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Crone #8 is now available for pre-order!
Friends & Companions: In this issue of Crone, the many writers, artists, poets, photographers that make up our community of eldering women share their experiences of friendship.
In Our Theme Section:
“Supporting Sunny:” Five San Diego crones have formed the SSG, Supporting Sunny Group. Marian A. Karpisek strives to ensure that Sunny keeps her network of friends and that she stays connected to the world for as long as possible.
"My Friendship with Charlotte:” Cherise Wyneken discusses how she and her friend Charlotte have maintained their friendship for fifty years when so many factors in their lives worked against them. What made that happen?
“First Friday Friendships:” Dodie Meeks describes a describing the scintillating group of Houston-area women who gather for lunch. Some of then are widowed, some are married, and some are divorced. Most are members of the Women in the Visual and Literary Arts group.
"By Bunnysatva:” Susan Harper’s sweet friend Clover has hopped over the Rainbow Bridge. What follows is her humble attempt to honor her long-eared friend for the gifts she gave, the inspiration she provided, and the lessons she taught her.
“Who Loves Foo:” Lee Pelham Cotton explores the quirky world of collectibles inside an old farmhouse.
Plus our regular columnists: Joan Bird, Lindy High, Pat Hanson, Deborah Blake, Petra Perkins, Seba O’Kiley, Claudia Anderson, Christine Page, M. Beithe Anderson, Rebecca Bailey, and Meredith Allyn. Plus crone poetry, reviews, and letters from our readers. 128 pages, ad-free, published September 2015.
Available for order in as a single in print as well as digitally.