Well I just finished reading Chiron Review, Issue #123, Fall 2021.  I enjoyed the issue very much.  And these are my "special favorites" of the issue--

Ace Boggess, "Prisoners During the Pandemic", p. 14.

Greg Kosmicki, "Breadman", pp. 26-28.

Lowell Jaeger, "What Next?", pp. 48-49.

J.R. Kangas, "Gifts", p. 50.

Robert Ligerman, "Peace in the Garden", p. 61. (Sweet and gentle -- I got kinda teary-eyed when I read this one.)

Franz Jorgen Neumann, "Shenandoah", pp. 90-93.

Kenneth Pobo, "Lavender Nuptials", p. 98.

Richard C Rutherford, "Mansel in Distress", pp. 107-109.

Fred Voss, "Jackpot Justice", pp. 123-124.

Sheila Wellehan, "The Benevolent Dictator", pp. 145-146.

Like I said, I enjoyed the whole issue, and just felt the need to list these, my "special faves" of the issue.  As Publisher Michael Hathaway knows, I have a long history of doing that!

:-)

I like the cool covers by El Oms, too. (See front cover photo, posted above.)

Wonderful issue!  Highly recommend!

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--Carl Miller Daniels