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THE SUMMER OF LOVE MUST HAVE ALBUM COLLECTION		 PROFILE

For the Love of Movies:
Mark Rosenthal's Summer of Love
by Raquel B. Pidal

During the Summer of Love in 1967, Mark Rosenthal was quietly staging his own one-man rebellion at Central High School in Philadelphia. He grew his hair.
ESSAYS

Poconos, Heavy on the Cheese
by Jon Volkmer

How did the Poconos get to be this way? What does a modest branch of the Appalachians have to do to become identified with lust and lovemaking?

In Search of Zorba the Greek
by Joy E. Stocke

After the first few pages, it quickly became apparent that the cover had deceived me. This was no bawdy Aegean romp, this was something more complex, a philosophical treatise
about life masquerading as fiction...

POETRY

Wandering Into and Out of Love
by J. C. Todd
Guest Poetry Editor

Tonight at the lake the air is balmy, infused with a hundred scents of shoot and leaf, bloom and fruit, fragmentary fragrances that drift off before language can pin them to a name. Beyond words, lovers kiss on low benches or wander hand in hand under willows, banyans and flame trees, still points in the noisy backwash of city traffic.

INTERVIEW

Edwin Sanches: On Belonging, Writing, and Loving a Man
by Vicky Santibanez

There are also more Latino actors getting regular roles. Unfortunately, the sad stereotypes are still around, and those are the ones I like to exploit. You do not want to write the Hispanic maid role again because this has been done a trillion times. She comes in and says, “Dinner is served,” and then walks out....