More Editorials.

EAP and FAIRY TALESby the Editor  This month's our Fairy Tale issue, mainly because next year EAP's planning on having a Fairy Tale year, and publishing a trio of 'em, of different sizes, shapes, and colors. And since this mag's the place where we throw things out and see how they spin, where we play with stuff and see what comes of it, this month's a … [Read more...] about EAP and FAIRY TALES

Places We’ve KnownBy the EditorEAP’s contributors went wide with this one. There are the concrete descriptions. Brian Griffith  takes us to Mama Ndolo’s latrine, and then to a bus station in Sri Lanka. John  Ross kindly lets us reprint an earlier article of his on newspapers. BJ Beauchamp sweetly goes on the road. Kid Carpet’s lyrics this … [Read more...] about Places We’ve Known.

SEX IS GREATby the EditorWe're all agreed here at EAP. Sex is great. Only it's a really private thing, just like anything that's truly important, and anyone using it for their own ends, other than their own and their partner's pleasure, should just butt out.I think that's a sensible point of view. Mike Madrid reminisces about discovering 'dirty' … [Read more...] about Sex is Great

PERFORMANCEby the EditorIt's the performance issue, and we've got our usual wide commentary on the subject, from Drew Kime 's report on his very first public performance as a food expert, to Mat Capper 's awareness that he tailors his performance to his audience, all day and every day.Then there's Sean Watkin on his first performance as a singer, David … [Read more...] about PERFORMANCE.

The Lunatics have Taken over the Asylumby the EditorThe last couple of years, EAP has stayed on a relatively even keel.  Fairly sane stuff, fairly standard, a little out there now and then, but no more than you would expect any middle class aspirant lifestyle choice online literary magazine to reach.  But suddenly things have taken a turn for the weird.First … [Read more...] about The Lunatics Have Taken Over the Asylum