NYRSF infested

Damien Broderick15 Jan 1999, 20:43original

They're everywhere! They're everywhere! The latest issue of The New York Review of Science Fiction (no. 125, Jan 1999) kicks off notably with a front page article by our brilliant forward scout Michael Andre-Driussi, digging into Jack Vance's neglected THE BLUE WORLD. Alga's PLAYBOY BOOK OF SCIENCE FICTION is reviewed. (I've even got a small review of my own there toward the back.) May I recommend that people with a few spare bucks s*bscr*b* to this worthy 24-page monthly treat, either from their web site (sorry, I've misplaced the URL but altavista will tell ya), or by sending $US32 for Americans or $US45.00 for overseas' readers, for a year's sub, to PO Box 78, Pleasantville, NY, 10570, USA? (I do hope I'm not offending against list policy in making this suggestion - I have nothing to gain by doing so, he said piously.) Damien Broderick

m.driussi15 Jan 1999, 16:28original

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Yay! (Go NYRSF! If everybody around here can't [find the time or energy to] write for it, they should at least subscribe.) Doh! (I was hoping to surprise alga--sent a copy of 125 which just happened to have that review.) LOL! (Damien Broderick, funny guy, has a sharp review in 125!) (And one of these days we're going to have a big talk about THE BLACK GRAIL, which I've just been reading. What you knew, Damien, and when you knew it . . .) =mantis=

Kevin J. Maroney15 Jan 1999, 13:33original

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At 08:43 PM 1/15/99 +0000, you wrote: May I recommend that people with a few spare bucks s*bscr*b* to this worthy 24-page monthly treat, either from their web site (sorry, I've misplaced the URL but altavista will tell ya).

Isn't it in my .sig? Wombat, a.k.a. Kevin Maroney kmaroney at crossover.com Kitchen Staff Supervisor, New York Review of Science Fiction http://ebbs.english.vt.edu/olp/nyrsf/nyrsf.html

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