Layers of Creation front cover

Layers of Creation

a “Down in the Dirt” 2008 collection book
of the 07/08 thru 12/08 issues of “Down in the Dirt”

For a list of all of the people in this collection book, scroll to the bottom of this web page.

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This book is available
in many different forms:

as a download: only $3.23

paperback book (with b&w interior pages): $17.95
hardcover book (with b&w interior pages): $34.95

paperback book (with color interior pages): $69.95
hardcover book (with color interior pages): $79.95

writing from these issues are in this book:


07/08 (v060)

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Layers of Creation.


08/08 (v061)

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Layers of Creation.


09/08 (v052)

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Layers of Creation.


10/08 (v063)

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Layers of Creation.


11/08 (v064)

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Layers of Creation.


12/08 (v065)

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Layers of Creation.


Writers in this collection book:
(alphabetically by first name)

Adam Graupe
Adrian Ludens
Alyson Monaghan
Ashok Niyogi
B W Mayer
Barbara Johanns
Ben Mengho Chuang
Benjamin Green
Bob Strothers
Boyd Lemon
C. Gerhard Buehler
Cameron Run
Chris Vincent
Christian Ward
Christopher Frost
Christopher Gaskins
Devin Wayne Davis
Farha Hasan
Frank T. Sikora
Gary McGee
Geoff Ralston
Gerald Zipper
Grace Curtis
J. Williams
James Orman Cannon III
Janet Kuypers
Jean Berrett
John Ferguson
Joseph DeMarco
Joseph Jude
Joseph Reich
Justine Suarez & Herman Arciniega
Kate LaDew
Kathleen Fitzsimmons
Kelley Jean White MD
Ken Dean
Kevin Cole
Kim Jaxtheimer
Lisa Markowitz
Lyn Lifshin
Mark Hudson (art)
Mark Scott
Martha Deborah Hall
Mary Block
Mel Waldman
Melissa Sihan Mqtlu
Meredith Thompson
Micah Arroyo
Mike Amado
Mike Aronovitz
N. E. Payne
Neilbee Tayco
Nicholas Trutenko
Pat Dixon
Peter Kwiatkowski
Rachel Luria
Robert Mitchell
Roger G. Singer
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Ryan R. Ennis
Santiago del Dardano Turann
Scott E. Selliers
Shaun Millard
Timothy Duncan
Tony Concannon
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Valerie Goodwin
Vickie Clasby
William Avett



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