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Dear CASLLrs -- Yes, the question of how the Inkshed newsletter will be produced is still alive. Mary Kooy and I are just putting together the next issue, building on the work of Russ Hunt and Roger Graves in editing some listserv discussions. It will announce the Inkshed 16 program and cover some angles on Canadian teaching and practice of literacy, with material from students as well as instructors. Mary and I are also expecting to put together a post-conference issue from all the interesting things that get said in Quebec. Then Joanne Andre and others from Calgary have expressed interest in taking on some issues next year -- many thanks! So the suggestion (nearly an offer) from Henry Hubert and Rhonda Schiller, from their respective B.C. locations, to involve their classes in putting together one issue next year is also very welcome. I think it is probably wise, however, not to depend on that method for keeping issues coming out regularly. Any other suggestions or offers for future management of the newsletter? (By the way, contributions of articles/polemics/creative expressions are always welcome! If you have some ready to be published, please forward them to me at the address below for use in the Spring issue.) Regards, Margaret. -- (Dr.) Margaret Procter Room 216, 15 King's College Circle Coordinator, Writing Support Toronto, Ontario M5S 3H7 University of Toronto (416) 978-8109; FAX (416) 971-2027 www.library.utoronto.ca/www/writing/ [log in to unmask]