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The Whorl list — 2 messages, 2 voices, 05 Jan 2002
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Huw Foster — 05 Jan 2002, 12:07

> I am one of IZ's assistant editors - have been for 20 years.    Slushpile
> reader, really.   I am just aa fan.  IZ is a shoestring thing, all dags
> and
> tatters.

>     Andy Robertson

That's interesting Andy.  I've been a faithful reader since around Issue 50,
many years ago.   Always an interesting magazine, sometimes very good
indeed.  How did you get involved - do you live in the Brighton area? Were
you already a friend of David Pringle?
Huw
NB I was just thinking about the many stories I've read in the mag over the
years - I guess my favourites (well the ones that immediately spring to
mind) are 'A Crab Must Try' by Barrington Bayley and 'Cities' (I believe
that was the title) by Storm Constantine.

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Andy Robertson — 05 Jan 2002, 10:14
  follows, by subject match Huw Foster

----- Original Message -----

> From: "Huw Foster" <huw.foster at ntlworld.com>
> 
> That's interesting Andy.  I've been a faithful reader since around Issue
> 50,
> many years ago.   Always an interesting magazine, sometimes very good
> indeed.  How did you get involved -

Local fan, basically

> NB I was just thinking about the many stories I've read in the mag over
> the
> years - I guess my favourites (well the ones that immediately spring to
> mind) are 'A Crab Must Try' by Barrington Bayley and 'Cities' (I believe
> that was the title) by Storm Constantine.

Well you will have an opportunity to read something by little me in the
january issue.  "The Eater" - my first published story.


    Andy Robertson

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