TwentyNothing Fall 1993

Welcome to TwentyNothing

Twentynothing is a quarterly electronic magazine, written by young and rising writers, all in their twenties. Twentynothing is currently published simultaneously for DOS, Mac, and Unix (through WWW) machines. Executable versions of this issue may be found via anonymous ftp on brownvm.brown.edu in andrel.931/magf93a.exe and on ftp.uu.net in /published/twentysomething/93fall.exe.

In this issue:

Introduction
Progressives and Democracy by James Kaplan
The Bachelor Gourmet by Thomas Colthurst
The Great Open Space Con Job by Curtis Yarvin
Notes on the Busted Generation by Natasha Fried
Capital Punishment by Jesselyn Brown
Romance isn't Dead, Just Silly by Lorin Wertheimer
Plainly, Change Comes to Spain by Jennifer Pique

Thomas Colthurst (thomasc@athena.mit.edu)