November 2006 Hatchet is now Online!

My silence of late has a very good reason behind it—I have been heavily involved in designing and publishing the latest issue of The Hatchet: Journal of Lizzie Borden Studies. The last issue of this year was released this morning!

Subscribers can access the online version and order the print edition (with a choice of B&W or color!) here.

Non subscribers can join for a mere $20 per year for all four issues at the same address above.

If you are a non-subscriber, and would like to buy either a hard copy (NOW IN FULL COLOR) or buy a download of the current issue, please visit my store at LuLu.com.

Enjoy!

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November 2006 ISSUE CONTENTS:

FEATURES

The Case of the Purloined Curio by Richard Behrens
Newmarket Lights by Kat Koorey
Lizzie Borden’s South Main Street, 1896, Part II by Neilson Caplain
Bridget’s Bad Day by TK Rouse
Carrie Nation by Richard Behrens
Bridget’s Kitchen by Sherry Chapman
“Take Me For a Buggy Ride, Please” by Michael Brimbau
“Call Me Lizbeth” by William Schley-Ulrich

DEPARTMENTS

Dear Abby by Sherry Chapman
Denise Noe’s Lizzie Whittlings: Permutations of The Picture of Dorian Gray
The Cutting Room: Critical Notes on the Borden Legacy–Lizzie Borden and Sisterhood by Eugene Hosey
New & Views That Wouldn’t Fit the Compositor’s Bench by Douglas Walters
Forum/Outspoken
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The front and back cover photos were taken by Michael Brimbau.

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