The Thought started out somewhere in the realm of objectivist thought but has evolved into an inclusive periodical where anarchists, libertarians, pacifists, and poets seek to find common ground – or at least some place where their ideas will be treated seriously. This issue is less strong than some recent issues of this long-lasting publication. Many of the pieces seemed to be in draft form, seeking input for a final version, rather than being completely worked out in advance. A strong point in this zine is the letters column. I do anticipate that the next issue will be the site of a number of debates based not on the ideas expressed, but on the way they were put forward. There is a good page of mini reviews of small press periodicals. (BB)