Contributors
Willie Wlizlo
As evidenced by his subscription to Reason and The New Yorker; as evidenced by the Genghis Tron and Stars of the Lid MP3s on his hard drive; as evidenced by a gustatory passion for chili powder and white rice; as evidenced by finding either a snifter of cognac or a PBR tall-boy in his hand, he is an individual (nominally) gravitating between two extremes at all times, and at all times settling for mediocrity. My vocabulary.
Carl Hill
Nonewthing’s Middle Eastern correspondent who, at once, is waging a silent war with CNBC and trying to raise a family in the confines of a maximum security, political-detainee military prison. After dropping out of Law School, Carl took up the smuggler’s life and found temporary happiness and wealth in the black-market organ trade; alas, an itching junkie took revenge for a deal involving a worn-out pancreas and murdered his first wife and true love.


