Personally, I have aways wanted Rungh to broaden out, both internationally and within Canada. In this issue, I have just touched on it. I hope future guest editors push for a wider scope of contributors and readers because Rungh is ready.

What I fell in love with is the loves and startles in these works around food, be it: innuendos, illness, class, yearnings, slyings, chants, anger; under-underneath language dished out piping hot, voluptuousness (never say gluttony), and that much touted statement "politics and food'… there is a baring generosity which the contributors have brought to this theme, but then food is co-creativity between giver and receiver.