In the course of my involvement with Keasman Literature, I have seen nearly every piece written by an author. During this time I feel I have developed a good understanding of what makes up a good Keasman piece. Although criteria for literature can change with each individual, there are certain things that are needed. Fluid writing styles and a basic formulation of ideas may seem cliched examples, but as the reader will see, these things are easier said than done.

In reviewing a work, I have tried to give as honest an opinion as possible. I feel that when an author releases a work he wants it judged as fairly and honestly as possible. I don't pretend to think that my opinion is law, and if I feel I h ave made a mistake or have changed my mind, I will certainly take the appropriate action. However, when judging a work, I will give a deep and honest appraisal of its worth.

Chris Martin
Contributing Editor