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Josh Gross gives us a blackly comic take on graphomania, that disease that has become an epidemic since the advent of word processing. Ho Lin continues his quest into the dark side of modern Taiwan in the second part of "Ghost Month." Yours truly offers a little twist on love in cyberspace. And our poets once again prove that literature can be the best revenge, from Robert Wooten's witty lament on a failed lover to an eloquent canción by Miguel Hernández from the depths of Francoist Spain. We also have recent poems from the Philippines and India. And please check out our website to find the photographs of Chris Bavaria, this season's cabinet of Web wonders, and audio of several of our poets. Christopher Bernard is the founder and a principal of Caveat Lector. He is author of the novel A Spy in the Ruins, several chapbooks of poetry and prose, plays, and philosophical essays. 
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