Behind the Scenes
at Magellan's Log

Doc Cuddy, Editor

Inquiring readers want to know: How does Magellan's Log happen?

Some judge the content bifurcated. Others, the more clinically minded, see it as bi-polar. How, they ask, does this combination of extreme satire and extreme seriousness come about?

To which we, summoning our maximum articulateness, answer: Damned if we know.

Since words fail us, we though maybe a few pictures would offer some helpful clues.

Click on thumbnails to see full-size images.

1. The Magellan's Log bridge.	2. The helm.	3. The helm (detail).	4. The helm (detail 2).
5. A view from the bridge.	6. Outside the door to the bridge.	7. Houston.	8. Fuel stop.
9. Nightly escape.	10. Nightly nourishment.	11. Playtime.	12. Finding ways not to write.
	13. The author at work.	14. Office mascot..

Photo 13 by Jan Short
(Copyright © Jan Short 2002).
Others by the staff of Magellan's Log
(Copyright © Magellan's Log 2003).

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