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Last updated on Wednesday, April 16, 2008

"First Class is a fandango of all sorts of things. Let's start with David Thornbrugh's "Selling Sex Toys to Canadians."
This left me feeling rather unsettled. It was freakish, but funny. The same could be said for Alan Catlin's "Upstairs-
Downstairs: The Wives," with an attractive gallows humor. I also liked Michael L. Newell's "Such A Parcel Of
Rogues In A Nation" [and others] that were in the same vein of a stroll on the disgusting side of the street.
This was the predominant sensibility in this issue. Hopefully it is the perpetual mindset of First Class. Editor
Christopher M. has the right attitude. Reading First Class #23 put me in a jaundiced but bemused temper.
--- Arnold Skemer in Small Press Review

In this time of potential swelling darkness, with bogeymen around every corner, we must consider
why and where beauty has fled, and how and where it can again renew itself, replenish itself, or,
where action is needed to drag it out from under the gutters.
--- Christopher M., First Class #24, editor's note

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