Wow that is an awesome wrap of who we are and what we are doing in this world.  You got it all.  Thank you.
In peace & music
Susie Keynes, FRUIT band

I like the layout of your publication. Very clean and engaging. Good work.
P.T. Connecticut

I liked the approach you took in the March/April issue [2005, "Amen, Sister"] of "Weird Sisters West," not simply bemoaning the scary religious right but framing your approach in highlighting supportive, caring, inclusive people and places. People need those reminders and options. The interview with Revs. Alicia and Sharon was very good.
Pastor J.B. Denver

What a great paper -- interesting, intelligent, provocative articles ... As I dig my way out of post-election depression, I continue to cling to my belief that humanity gradually progresses and evolves in spite of temporary setbacks. Keep up the good work with your newspaper. With affection and solidarity,
R. S., Greeley, CO

We loved the Sept/Oct 2004 issue of Weird Sisters. “Queer-lish” was fun and “It’s a Civil Rights Thing” was also very good. We especially enjoyed sharing “On the Merry-go-round” with friends who are just starting their family! We enjoyed the Nov [2004] issue as well and had it read the second day we had it. Thank you for your hard work.
  J. K. and D. K., Minneapolis, MN

Thank you so much for the great paper you put out... it's so wonderful to get a lesbian/feminist paper in the mail that has local & national news.  Even better, you have Dykes to Watch Out For!

You are all wonderful!  Thanks for a great uplift to my spirits when I see that manila envelope in the mail.
Heather H.

I'm glad to see that Weird Sisters West is still going strong, providing a good combination of humor, news and advice. Keep up the good work!
B.T. Ohio

I always enjoy reading Weird Sisters West.
D.W. Kentucky

Your feature on Gulf War Syndrome [Sept/Oct 2004] is the best I have ever read. B. K., Fort Collins, CO

The [December 2004] issue was fantastic! Especially loved the opener, "Re-Action." Super writing.Thanks for
all you do.
 L. A., Fort Collins, CO

You keep me sane as I struggle with life in the Bible Belt … Thanks!
  K., Tyler, TX

Interesting, informative, helpful, laugh-out-loud fun. J. C., Boulder, CO

I received two free issues of your magazine a few months ago. I thought that they were outstanding. I would love to subscribe.
E. B., Elizabeth, CO

Wow.  The May issue [2005, "Melee"] is quite good.  Both the Abe Lincoln and Lynne Cheney articles surprised me! And the [Linda] Sutton piece ["Sweet Woman'] is right on. I had thought about most of it, but I think she very articulately pulls it together so that I have more clarity now.  Please tell her I said, "Thanks!"  
C.F. Denver

Just read the latest issue [December 2004] of Weird Sisters and appreciate the post-election analysis and calls to action. I appreciate the paper's commitment to linking issues and communities seeking
social change.
B. V., Denver, CO

Weird Sisters just gets better and better. I love to have a connection to a special.  group of people. When a new issue arrives, I sit down and literally devour it front to back. It's like a good chat with long-term genuine friends. Keep  up the good work -- thanks so much for publishing a wonderful “creation.”
J. M., Canyon City, CO

Your interview with Vietnam Vets for Kerry ("Outcome, "November, 2004) is profound and should be exposed nationally.  It's so clear and complete as you deal with events in Vietnam, and the men today, including our wished for President.
R.B. Boulder, CO

Thanks for all you do.  [WSW] meets a need and is an inspiration.
C. R. Denver, CO