This issue contains art by: Dale Enzenbacher, Frank Garvey, Michael Miller, Lori Elder, Joseph Clark, Kyle Pamsen, Raymond Carrington Interview with: Luis, Small Stone Short story by: Jeff Monje, David Cassell Articles: Zoppy Funk Theater, Ray Turner, The Venusians, Andrew Kirby, Ben "King" Perkoff, Captured by Robots, Kurt Brown, Ray Turner

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The range of his works include oil paintings, sculpture, the building of functional robots, and live performance art with music of his own creation. You can find his website at www.omnicircus.com.

Also featured is an interview with Dale Enzenbacher, an astonishing Bay Area sculptor. The complexity of Dale's pieces are mind boggling as they probe realms of the inner world.

CHURN magazine's first publishing party at Kimo's in San Francisco is reviewed. There, as luck would have it, Kirk Hammett, lead guitarist from Metallica, just happened to show up and signed a copy of Churn. Buzz Productions' awe-inspiring San Francisco performance of "Jesus Christ Superstar" is also reviewed.

As usual, you can enjoy the odd and extremely odd in cahoots with 15 other talents in this issue. As you might have guessed by now this is the artist's magazine which holds its own by the sheer will of so talented many from all over the globe.

You can be pleased to know that Churn continues to support the ranks of the most known and unknown artists, painters, sculptors, musicians and all who have a unique bent. We invite you to get your copy of this new issue.

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