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Editor John Coyne interviewed Peter Chilson (Niger 1985–87).

A Writer Writes

Elise Annunziata (Senegal 1996–99) sadly departs Senegal.

Readings from The 40+ 1

Four poems by James Galbraith (Chile 1966–68)

Literary Type

Of writers and books

Recent books by Peace Corps writers

There are eleven new books by Peace Corps writers noted in this issue.

Reviews

Moving Target by Ron Arias (Peru 1963–64) reviewed by William McCabe Coolidge (Bolivia 1966–68)

Dar Days by Charles R. Swift reviewed by Joe Kovacs (Sri Lanka 1997–98)

Selected Accidents, Pointless Anecdotes by Paul Violi (Nigeria 1966–67) reviewed by Marnie Mueller (Ecuador 1963–65)

Letter from . . .

Bulgaria — from Edith Sloan (2001–  )

A Volunteer’s life — Romania

Andy Trincia teaches economics to Romanian high school students.
Giant apologies to Andy. We had received this article for the last issue, it was laid out, but I failed to put a link to the article in the “Current Issue” listing, so no one was able to get to it. — Marian Haley Beil, publisher

To Preserve and to Learn

Hal Fleming (Staff: PC/W 1966–68; CD Cote d’Ivoire 1968–72) presents “Doing the Blitz: Peace Corps Recruitment in the ’60s”

Travel Right

Don Beil (Somalia 1964–66) rides the subway in Budapest.

Tales of Wisdom and Cunning

“Mr. Akoho and Mr. Akanga Say Goodbye,” a tale retold by Rob Roberts (Madagascar 1999–01).

New resource for writers

In “P.O.D. and You,” editor John Coyne discusses how you can get your book into print.

Opportunities for writers
The new magazine Human Journey is seeking feature articles and columns for readers “who desire to understand this complex world and to learn from all walks of life.”