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Acknowledgments
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I wish to think Mooreworks for the server space
and access to a content management system to run the jounral. It
is a mojo portal and much easier than
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I wish to thank Trinity University
for the resources and the time to develop and publish this online
journal, and my colleagues at Trinity who have encouraged me to follow
my own intellectual path.
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I wish to thank the members of my
editorial board who have unselfishly, and sometimes with great
trust, been willing to serve, to read, critique, and suggest.
Without them this would be just another webpage, and the community of
scholars would be very much poorer.
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I would like to thank Mark Van
Sciver, who wrote and copyrighted a story in 1998 entitled
"The Trickster's Way", for graciously allowing me to use that phrase
for the title of this journal.
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I would like to thank Anne Kibbey, Editor
of Genders, who has counseled me, guided me, advised me and
coached me on the possibilities and adventures of online publishing.
She has fed me templates, made suggestions, and helped me in
innumerable ways.
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I wish to thank Timothy Wegner,
Jonathan Osuch, George Martin, and Robin Bussell,
the authors of FRACINT (Version 20.0 copyrighted 1990-1999 by The Stone
Soup Group), a fractal generation program which allowed me, with less
than high visual skills, to develop the covers that I have used for
this journal. I can only assume the name of their company shows that
their program was one of Trickster's gifts.
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Lastly, I wish to thank Trickster for
the joyous ride this project is turning out to be.
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This webpage is maintained using
Microsoft FrontPage.
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