New Millennium Writings, Issue 17

Issue 17 — 2007-8

J. D. Salinger's Lost Love Letters
Forgotten letters and photographs obtained by the neighbor of a former model opens mysteries and lifts our understanding of the author of The Catcher In The Rye and classic stories, such as, "For Esme With Love and Squalor."
Read our Janus File tribute by Neil Cohen, 107

I. Short-Short Fiction, Award Winners and Honorable mentions, 5

Cynthia Reeves, The Wedding Dress, 6

Philip T. Carter, Tomorrow Or Saturday, Certainly Snow, 10

George Bandy, These Things Sell Themselves, 14

II. Short Fiction, Award Winners and Honorable Mentions, 17

Mira Dusho, Campaign for Small Change, 18

Jacob Appel, Harzardous Cargoes, 34

Hal Ackerman, Trim, 50

Mark Holden, Columbus Day, 63

III. Nonfiction, Award Winners and Honorable Mentions, 79


	Patricia Brieschke, Cracking Open, 80
	Victor Lister, Jefferson Expects Every Man Will Do His Duty, 94
	J. D. Salinger, Our Janus File Tribute by Neil Cohen, 107
	Anwar Accawi, This I Prayed, 120
	Gary P. Victor, Lone Wolf in January, 124

IV. Poetry Suite, Award Winners and Honorable Mentions, 134

Ruth Thompson, Fat Time, 135

Vivian Shipley, Mango Season In Cambodia, 136

Susan Cohen, Survival, 138

Cover Painting
'The Common Tree'
by Walt Fieldsa

Cover Design
by Rhonda Swicegood
of Hart Graphics

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