The number seven yet again proves its potency as this issue is the fullest realization of the Frontier format yet.  It presents a single work by Tamaki, "Sexcoven."  A tautly through-composed work that carries readers to a heretofore undisclosed location in the symbolic realm in order to provide them with a new perspective on 21st century, internet-connected consciousness, "Sexcoven" is a tale that reveals a paradox whereby hyperconnectivity can lead to a dropping out.  Employing a multi-layered documentary format, Tamaki exposes a hole in the fabric of the web through which people can fall, landing in a desert both literal and figurative, yet shows that even in the desert, connection remains and true escape is illusory, as the consumerist society maintains.  The systemic logic of capitalism emerges as hardwired in those who grew up amidst its plenty, who appear able to obtain sustenance only within its framework.  Frustration with limitations and the elusiveness of transcendance are the core themes.  Resignation seems the only sane response, but the mad search continues, out there, in the desert...