Here are two great comments from Still Crazy readers and writers:
“In Still Crazy I see the pieces giving voice to feelings that might only be experienced once a person has reached the fifth and sixth decades. I think there is an audience who wants to read those expressions. I think there might even be a need that they be voiced in order to pay tribute to the whole life experience. In that regard, there is a void that is being filled …” — Bernie Brown
(Bernie Brown has a B.A. and an M.A. in English Literature. Her short stories have appeared in Still Crazy and in such publications as Words of Wisdom, The Armchair Aesthete , and All Things Girl. Recently, she was accepted as writer-in-residence at the Weymouth Center in North Carolina.)
“I sent for a copy of your magazine after finding it while surfing the Internet, and I just wanted to tell you that I enjoyed it so much I ordered a subscription. It’s such a breath of fresh air to find a literary magazine devoted to the stories of the ‘over 50’ crowd. And especially to find a publication for this age group that treats us as if we are still active, vibrant individuals instead of being filled with information on doctors, drugs, and nursing homes!” — Cathy Scibelli
(Cathy Scibelli is a freelance writer whose essays have been featured in a variety of publications including Disneyland and Culture, A Book of Miracles, New York Newsday, and Fate Magazine. Her blog –www.iconicmuse.blogspot.com–was chosen for Star Status recently by The Story Circle Network.)