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Welcome to Folk Odyssey - The Magazine. You will now discover that travelling though this magazine is an easy and straightforward exercise. The navigation strip to your immediate left will take you to the various interesting and informative sections of The Magazine.

Where the selected section has several items to offer there will be a set of links to guide you further. Please note that the 'New Items' section contains speedy access to the very latest additions to the site. 'New Items' can be reached from the navigation strip or by clicking on 'Kat Blanche'. Click on the Ship to return to the home page. We have set up this simple structure to serve you the reader, to enhance your reading pleasure and to encourage you to come here often.

As you browse Folk Odyssey you will discover that several sections offer an invitation for you to contribute to this enterprise. You may do this in the form of a Letter to the Editor, an article for Features, information for Event Horizon, photographs for FolkShot Gallery, poetry and autobiography for Poet in Profile or a story for StoryBoard.

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Please Enjoy This Voyage Of Discovery.

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