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"Nectar" (poem)
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Sketches (See Notes)
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"Etched in Ebony"
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"Midnight"
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"Sentiment"
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"Musings"
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Comment on Mailing List
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Non-REH Content
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"If I Were God" by John Doughty (poem)
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"Degrees – Not de Thoid?" by Tevis Clyde
Smith
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"The Hope Eternal" by Lenore Preece
(poem)
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"Poets – of Today and Yesterday" by Alex
Doktor
(above includes several poems by Francois Villon)
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The Commentary (member comments on previous
issues)
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"Collegia Dementia" by Booth Mooney (poem)
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"Musings of a Misanthrope" by Harold Preece
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"Revulsion" by Booth Mooney (poem)
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"The Last Man’s Club" by Lenore Preece
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"These" by Booth Mooney
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Mailing List and Comments
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THE JUNTO was a literary
travelogue circulated from member to member on its mailing list with each
member adding some content.
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First appearance: "Nectar,"
"Etched in Ebony," "Midnight," "Sentiment," and "Musings"
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"Sketches" was the title used for two separate
collections of stories. It was first used in THE JUNTO, Volume 2, #4,
September 1929, for a bundle that included "Sentiment", "Musings", "Midnight",
and "Etched in Ebony". The title was re-used by Glenn Lord for a bundle of
seven stories that were published in TRUMPET #7. Those seven stories include
"Ambition in the Moonlight", "To a Man Whose Name I Never Knew", "Musings",
"Etched in Ebony", "The Galveston Affair", "Surrender - Your Money or Your
Vice", and "Them". All seven stories came from various issues of THE
JUNTO.
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