Issue 13 Table of Contents
- Kite-herding dog. Stunter gives a Border Collie a workout. 1 photo. (p. 2)
- Anke Sauer. Young German woman invents ingenious kite. 6 photos. (pp. 3-5)
- Richard Dermer. Restaurant serves as showplace for kites. 2 photos. (pp. 6-7)
- Tom Jeckel. Kites as carriers of unspoken words. 10 photos. (cover and pp. 8-13)
- Soul-searching. Ford Capri used in odd quest by British artist. 1 photo. (p. 15)
- Malcolm Goodman. English collector opening own museum. 13 photos. (pp. 16-21)
- Drachen headquarters. A look at the Foundation’s Seattle digs. 7 photos. (pp. 22-23)
- Ed Wright. California Parafoil wizard dies. 2 photos. (pp. 24-25)
- Boxkite without a string. Voltair Cube is in fact a radio-controlled airplane. (p. 25)
- Junction revisited. After 15 years, Texas retreat retains its magic. 5 photos. (pp. 26-29)
- English kite club. Portrait of the friendly North East Fliers. 8 photos. (pp. 30-32)
- What they had to say. Quotable quotes on kiting. 1 photo. (p. 33)
- Brookite. A 97-year-old English kite company. 9 photos, 1 illustration. (pp. 34-38)
- Letters to editor. Cody boat, compliments to Drachen. (p. 39)
- Tal Streeter. Book excerpt: ‘Path of least resistance.’ (p. 41)