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Thursday, July 31, 2014

Conjunction, Junction: What's Your Function?

Posted on 8:29 PM by humpty
I did a quickie search and found that Martin is Martin Dibner, author of The Admiral, which was published in 1967.  However, Conjunctions magazine was started in 1981, so maybe not. I'm not sure. Also, there are no search results that I can find for a story titled "The Jesus' Paradox." Is that what it says? Can anyone shed some light here?
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