by David Herman (Republic of South Africa)   *   Heavenly Treatment For a Heavenly People   During our endless discussions there was always one common thread-- Kosovo was sacred Serbian land and Albanians  would have to be killed or expelled.   by Viktor Car (Canada-Croatia)    *   The Boli-Seller A Short Story   The boli-seller would arrive the first Saturday of every month and settle down on our doorstep, wiping the sweat from his forehead with his turban.   by Vallath Nandakumar (India)   * Growing Up with Tobago   We set up our tent in a field in the Crown Point area near to a tap, cooked over a fire, lay about in the sun or in the cool of the tent, all of us thoroughly and meditatively stoned.   by Anthony Milne (Trinidad & Tobago)   *   DALIT LITERATURE: The Voice of the Downtrodden   They carry brooms tied to their bodies so that they can wipe away their footprints.   by Razi Abedi (Pakistan)   *   London Through the Magic Eye   Even more curious is the schism between what the British see of the real world and what of the world is transmitted to them: No inhibitions at being examined at length, but a certain coolness at examining    others' lives in such detail.   by Raymond Ramcharitar (Trinidad & Tobago)   *   Another Day A Short Story   I think about Latha. When was the last time I saw her naked? It is more than two years since we made love.   by S. Anand (India)   *   Poem   Something poetic there is about train tracks.   by Raymond Ramcharitar  (Trinidad & Tobago)   *   And So It Came to Pass   And when He left, it was not sitting on the toilet of His Tennessee mansion,  stomach cramping, eyes blurring, but blindfolded and alone before a   CIA-sponsored firing squad, convicted of teaching school children how to read   both Spanish and English texts.   by Holly Day (United States of America)       All GOWANUS works are Copyright © by their respective authors. Issues may not be archived on any machine and may not be used for any commercial purpose without written consent of the publisher.  (c) Copyright 1999, GOWANUS