URTH list is now open!

The Urth list — 1 messages, 1 voices, 05 Apr 1997
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Ranjit Bhatnagar05 Apr 1997, 23:27original
The URTH mailing list is now open! Its primary purpose is the discussion of Wolfe's Book of the New Sun. To subscribe to URTH, send "subsingle" to urth-request at lists.best.com If you want a daily digest, send "subscribe" instead. Archives of the URTH list and background information on Wolfe and the New Sun will be found on the web at http://moonmilk.volcano.org/urth/ If you have suggestions for web links, book reviews, or anything else that should go on this page or the corresponding Whorl page (http://moonmilk.volcano.org/whorl/), please send 'em directly to me: ranjit at best.com OK, here's how it works: If it has anything to do with the Book of the Long Sun, send it to WHORL. (whorl at lists.best.com) If it's Wolfe, but not related to the Long Sun, send it to URTH. (urth at lists.best.com) Please do not send the same message to both lists. If it has something to do with the Long Sun, it belongs on WHORL; otherwise, URTH. I expect that a lot of us will be subscribing to both lists, so double messages would get to be annoying. In fact, it may turn out that almost everybody subscribes to both lists -- if that's the case, I'll merge 'em into one list. We'll wait a few months and see how it turns out. Remember, if you subscribe to only one list, you can always catch up on the other list by reading the archives: http://moonmilk.volcano.org/urth/archives/ http://moonmilk.volcano.org/whorl/archives/ However, if you want to contribute to either list, you must subscribe to it first. (This is to discourage junk-mailers.) Questions? Suggestions? Hate mail? ranjit at best.com.

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