Anh Lottman, Nuvein Editor

Nuvein Magazine has had an extended period of time between issues in order to make some important changes, allowing the magazine to continue to grow. Nuvein has a new editor, Anh Lottman, and a small staff to assist in the day-to-day operations of the magazine. Nuvein continues to be an all-volunteer staff who work for the magazine as a labor of love. It has taken a lot of effort in everyone's part to restructure the magazine in order to ensure its continued publication.

Nuvein especially wishes to thank the writers whose work we showcase as well as the magazine's readers for all their support over the years.

Nuvein is now in the process of producing original spoken word and music CDs. Some of the first projects include FUZZYGEL'S TECHNOLLECTUAL (or What Happened to Roman Alvarez?). These projects are being produced in association with Zaybot Media and Infatuation Studios.

 
In addition to Anh, our new editor, we also welcome

Kimberly Lottman, Singer

Greg Kathol, who will be working on promoting Nuvein. Kimberly Lottman, pictured, will be lending her voice in recording the fiction and poetry Nuvein publishes to air on Perspective Radio. Ryan Storms of Infatuation Studios will be lending a hand with the graphic design, and Jeffrey Bickel from the UCLA Film & Television Archive will help us the magazine's administrative tasks. Additional volunteers include a great group of interns: Chris Hernandez who will be assisting with the web design, as well as Alex Alvarado, Caleb Thompson, and Dan Nguyen.

To find out more information about the changes at Nuvein, please visit the Nuvein News section. We thank you for your continued interest in our fiction, poetry and especially in the magazine in general. And to the wonderful writers who keep sending us their works of art, WRITE ON, as our new editor is fond of saying.