• Orlando Ongkingko. Power to the people, Philippines style. 1 photo. (p. 2)
  
• Malaysia festival, museum. Johor shows how it’s done. 21 photos. (cover and pp. 3-10)
  
• Shakib Gunn. The sage of Singapore. 1 photo. (pp.11-12)
  
• Cambodian thanks. Drachen Foundation officially commended. 1 photo. (p. 12)
  
• 3 Malaysian Kitemakers. Wow! What Waus. 6 photos. (pp. 13-16)
  
• Angela Wu. Putting Taiwan on the global kite map. 1 photo. (p. 17)
  
• Philippine fighters. Kites with spikes. 1 illustration. (p. 17)
  
• Ajay Prakash. Classic Indian fighter kites are subject of booklet. (p. 18)
  
• Bangkok. Erotic dancing in the sky. 12 photos, 1 illustration. (pp. 19-25)
  
• Mikio Toki. Carrying on the Edo tradition. 1 photo. (pp. 26-27)
  
• Peter Lynn. Recovering a hijacked kite. 1 photo. (pp. 28-29)
  
• Ha Yi Qi. A fourth generation Beijing kite artist. l photo, 1 illustration. (pp. 20-21)
  
• Jakarta museum. Indonesian kite tradition is honored. 8 photos. (pp. 32-35)
  
• Nguyen Van Be. Vietnam’s premier kitemaker. 10 photos. (pp. 37-40)
  
• Thai children. Kitefliers start young in Bangkok. 5 photos. (p. 42)
  

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