Storylandia, The Wapshott Journal of Fiction, Issue 6, Winter 2012, is proud to present six lovely stories that will make you smile a lot. The Deepest Crease Visible, by Paullette Gaudet; Amie and Sherry and the Twilight Diner, by Tom Sheehan; Expecting a Star, by V. Ulea; The Furtive Men Perform Nightly at the Wretched Street Bar, by J.J. Steinfeld; Best Head Ever, by Dustin Grayson; The Mall in Rainbows, by Chris Castle; cover: "La Quinta," by Magda Audifred; edited by Ginger Mayerson. More information at www.Storylandia.WapshottPress.org The Wapshott Press, now a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Storylandia, Issue 6: the Romance Issue! Join us inside for a charming tour of love in all its rangy splendor. Paullette Gaudet's "Deepest Crease Visible" bares exactly how much a modern woman really does count on the clothes making the man. Tom Sheehan spins a sweet tale of love, destiny, and a roadside diner rendezvous in "Amie and Sherry and the Twilight Diner." The serene husband and wife in V. Ulea's story are "Expecting a Star" in a universe filled with wonder. As told by J.J. Steinfeld, love will find a way while "The Furtive Men Perform Nightly at the Wretched Street Bar." Teenagers, too, will find a way, even though they'll do everything in their power not to in Dustin Grayson's "Best Head Ever." And Chris Castle will bring together two lonely people to share a moment in "The Mall in Rainbows." These six stories, all so different, all share the same profound belief in love, that there's enough love for everyone, and many different ways of finding and being in love. Enjoy.