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Editorial Board:
Reviewers:
 | Marc Bernstein's essays have appeared in The
New York Times, New York Newsday, and other papers. He is
currently writing a biography of Algernon Black, the activist and
Ethical Culture leader. |
| Joseph Chuman is the leader of the Ethical
Culture Society of Bergen County, New Jersey and Visiting Professor of
Religion at Columbia University. He has written for The New York
Times, The Bergen Record and numerous magazines of opinion.
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| Phyllis Ehrenfeld has received the Arnold
Gingrich Award in prose for the most highly evaluated fellowship from
the New Jersey State Council for the Arts. She has been Editor of the
American Anorexia Bulima Association for ten years. Several of her
plays have been presented as staged readings in the Bergen County
area. |
| Theresa Forsman, a native Nebraskan who has
lived on the East Coast for more than 20 yars, is an editor for The
Record newspaper, Hackensack, N.J. She is a member of the Ethical
Culture Society of Bergen County. |
| Kurt Johnson is
co-author of Nabokov's Blues: The
Scientific Odyssey of a Literary Genius (Zoland Books 1999) and a
well-known authority on butterflies. He lives in New York and works in
association with the Florida State Collection of Arthropods.
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| Meredith Sue Willis, a member of the Essex
Ethical Society, is the author of ten books, including a novel, Trespassers
(Hamilton Stone Editions 1997) about the anti-war student strikes at
Columbia University. Trespassers is the third in a trilogy of
novels about coming of age in the nineteen sixties including Higher
Ground and Only Great Changes. Other novels include
In the Mountains of America and children's book Marco's
Monster (ages 9-12). She is also the author of Blazing
Pencils - A Guide to Writing Fiction and Essays-With Writing Notebook
and Personal Fiction Writing: A Guide to Writing from Real Life for
Teachers, Students, and Writers. |
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