I just placed a new collection of sci-fi, fantasy, and horror artwork online; you can find it at http://DuncanLong.com/art/ar/index.html Much of my artwork is finding its way to the covers and illustrations being used by small publishers; if you're in need of artwork for your publication, you might want to take a look to see if there's something for you here.

Duncan Long <duncan@kansas.net> <http://DuncanLong.com/art/ar/index.html>
- Wednesday, August 30, 2000 at 18:18:01 (BST)

Multi-Storey is an innovative literary and arts magazine produced bi-annually on the web and in A5 paperback book format. Visit our funky website at www.multistorey.co.uk

Finella Davenport <finella@daven-port.freeserve.co.uk> <http://www.multistorey.co.uk>
- Saturday, August 26, 2000 at 21:52:37 (BST)

The Hobbit
at the Alhambra Theatre, Bradford

Tue 24 - Sat 28 October.
Performances: Tue - Sat 7.30pm
Matinees: Wednesday and Thursday 2pm, Saturday 2.30pm

Adapted from the classic Tolkien novel, join Bilbo Baggins and his band of dwarves, alongside Gandalph the Sorcerer as they set off on a quest to confront Smaug the Dragon and reclaim the hidden treasure.
A family adventure ideal for half term for children and parents alike.

Tickets from £7 - £14. Family Ticket (2+2) from £30.
Box Office 01274 752000.

Sarah kennedy <sarah.kennedy@bradford.gov.uk> <http://www.bradford-theatres.co.uk>
- Thursday, August 24, 2000 at 12:15:10 (BST)

New Poetry Competition has araisen again! Visit www.peoplespoems.co.uk. Prize £££

Editior <poems2@peoplespoems.co.uk> <http://www.peoplespoems.co.uk>
- Wednesday, August 23, 2000 at 11:16:49 (BST)

Issue 3 of Colonies SF magazine is now available from Regent Publications.
Stories in this issue from Fiona Avery (Babylon 5, Crusade scriptwriter)
Vera Nezarian, Sean Brown, Selina Shaw and many more.
Our special thanks to Fiona Avery who has been promoting Colonies Stateside to all her
TV contacts.
Colonies has been designed to produce the type of stories and ideas which might go on
to be the next great TV SF series. If you have a story you think would fit we'd love to
hear from you. Guidelines available at our website.
sample copies £3 ($5).

John Dunne <voyagemag@zyworld.com> <http;//welcome.to/regentbooks>
- Tuesday, August 22, 2000 at 22:50:14 (BST)

CELEBRATING over 50 YEARS of ooze

The Journal of Substance, Wit, and Dangerous Masturbatory Habits compiles the best content from it's illustrious 50 year history.

Articles, Animations, Videos, and things that are remotely humorous.

In 1946 ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer), weighing in at 80 tons with 18,000 vacuum tubes, is turned on for the first time, heralding a new age in digital computing. Fifteen minutes later, the computer crashes, blacking out most of Philadelphia when the artillery plotting program was switched with the first issue of Ooze. No one laughs.

Today: Ooze is the World's Most Popular Form of Entertainment.

www.ooze.com

Matt Patterson <overlord@ooze.com> <http://www.ooze.com>
- Tuesday, August 22, 2000 at 20:16:38 (BST)

Special dispatch from Prozakville:
Planet Prozak is NOT ceasing publication and becoming an e-zine; we are developing 'Planet Prozak On-Line' but the Internet site and the printed magazine (temporarily postphoned until we get the website up and running) will co-exist side by side. Planet Prozak #12 is due out Christmas 2000 and features stories and poetry by Steve Redwood, Andrew Gallix, A.C. Evans & others...

Stephen E. Bennion <editor@planetprozak.freeserve.co.uk> <http://planetprozak.freeserve.co.uk>
- Monday, August 21, 2000 at 00:17:54 (BST)

"WHAT'S NEW?" is the latest addition to the UNHINGED website. Although still in the experimental stages, I hope this page will prove popular with regular visitors. My aim is for everyone to see at a glance what's new and happening. Other small presses will be reviewed and newsworthy items mentioned as and when they catch my attention so you may want to bookmark it. Added today: Review of Roadworks #9

PJL

Paul J. Lockey <unhinged@unhinged1.co.uk> <http://www.unhinged1.co.uk>
- Saturday, August 19, 2000 at 22:17:48 (BST)

I N T E R O C I T O R
Newsletter #3

Updates on: The ZONE, VideoVista, CineMania
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Just thought you might like to know "The ZONE" #9 is out now.

comment on The ZONE
"This is one of those magazines that... hit its stride
immediately, and has kept up an incredibly high standard
ever since. It's big, with lots of content: stories,
interviews, comment, reviews, top ten lists... written by
experts, often with the involvement of big name authors.
Pure science fiction. Pure entertainment."
- Andy Cox, "SF Hub" on the Dowse website
http://www.dowse.com/home.html

The ZONE #9 contents:

cover artwork by Gak

fiction:
"A Reasonable Facsimile" by Neal Asher
"King of Stars and Shadows" prose-poem by Nancy Bennett
"Marooned on Footbone" by Hugh Cook
"The Universe at the End of the Restaurant" by John Light
"This Intergalactic Zapper For Hire" by David Ratcliffe
"First One Really Went Anywhere" poetry by Steve Sneyd

interviews:
Pat Cadigan - by David Mathew
Joe Haldeman - by Patrick Hudson
Simon Ings - by David Mathew
Dean Koontz - by Michael McCarty
Alison Sinclair - by Andrew Hedgecock
Howard Waldrop - by David Mathew

articles
- The Planets Project:
Asteroids and Comets in SF by Steven Hampton
- Making Sense of Wonder:
Isaac Asimovâs "Nightfall" by Jeff Young and Tony Lee
plus:
- The Grey Area letters column,
- Word Works (new books reviewed and listed),
- Screen Scene (films, videos and tv reviews),
includes regular column by Jim Lee

price - £3.25 (UK only),
£4.50 (Europe), £5.50 (USA/Canada), £5.75 (Rest of World)

Four-issue subscription: £12.00 (UK only),
£18.00 (Europe), £22.00 (USA and Canada), £24.00 (RoW).

cheques/PO payable to Tony Lee
if overseas send International Postal Order.

Pigasus Press
13 Hazely Combe
Arreton
Isle of Wight
PO30 3AJ
England
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In the USA, send $7.90 for The ZONE #9 to
BBR, c/o Anne Marsden, 31192 Paseo Amapola,
San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675-2227

(checks payable to ãAnne Marsdenä)

NB: all stock is held in the UK, and your magazine will be
dispatched to you by Airmail so please allow 28 days for delivery.

Send s.a.e. to Anne for full BBR catalogue of UK titles available
or browse online at:
http://www.bbr-online.com/catalogue/index.html

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The ZONE - the last word in science fiction magazines
publishes original short stories and genre poetry,
in-depth interviews and profiles of prominent authors,
a wide range of critical articles, fantastic artwork,
and an incisive media review section in every issue!

see full info about the current issue at
http://freespace.virgin.net/pigasus.press/page24.htm
read our guidelines for contributors at
http://freespace.virgin.net/pigasus.press/page19.htm
find a listing of back issues at
http://freespace.virgin.net/pigasus.press/page9.htm
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http://freespace.virgin.net/pigasus.press/page18.htm
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Please note that the August 2000 issue of VideoVista is now online
Here's a list of the films reviewed this month:

Adventure Duo DVD
American Beauty
Anguish DVD
The Batchelor
The Bedroom Window DVD
Body Shots
Boys On The Beach
The Carriers Are Waiting
Chance Or Coincidence
Dark City DVD
Evilspeak DVD
Four Sided Triangle DVD
Freedom Song
H.O.T.S. DVD
House On Haunted Hill
Les Enfants Du Marais
Martin DVD
Mifune
The Muse
Nosferatu DVD
Quatermass 2 DVD
Shock DVD
Star Blazers DVD
Stigmata DVD
The Thirteenth Floor DVD
Three Seasons
Tron DVD
Urotsukidoji III DVD
The War Zone

You can go straight to VideoVista (now it's all on one page) -
click on
http://freespace.virgin.net/pigasus.press/page22.htm

If you would like to receive a text only version of VideoVista,
every month send a blank email to:
mailto:videovista.review-subscribe@topica.com

For more information about this subscription list, visit:
http://www.topica.com/lists/videovista.review

If you have any comments to make about VideoVista reviews,
and would like to discuss them
(or anything else concerning the world of movies!)
with other film fans, please join CineMania -
the email discussion group dedicated to movies.
Go to
http://www.dowse.com/movies/cinemania.html
and follow the links to subscribe.
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I N T E R O C I T O R
- the newsletter of Pigasus Press
available only by email from:
Tony Lee
editor
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Tony Lee <pigasus.press@virgin.net> <http://freespace.virgin.net/pigasus.press/index.htm>
- Monday, August 14, 2000 at 23:31:43 (BST)

Hi, I'm Scott Nicholson and just want to let you know about my story collection THANK YOU FOR THE FLOWERS, which is scheduled for October 1st release. The book features 13 stories which have previously appeared in anthologies and magazines such as Writers of the Future, Carpe Noctem, Northern Horror, and more. The trade paperback has a retail price of $14.95 (ISBN 1-887905-24-3). Signed preorders are available through Phoenix Rising Bookshop, Hellnotes, or me. Click on the link for more info on the book.

Scott Nicholson <nicholson@hauntedcomputer.com> <http://www.hauntedcomputer.com/flowers.htm>
- Monday, August 14, 2000 at 13:59:08 (BST)

Still looking for more stories, articles, poetry, and book reviews about strong fem, from goddesses to the gal next door. You can submit your work or an inquiry to the email address above. Best wishes to all, Shirley, Matriarch's Way Journal

Shirley Oliveira, editor <Artemispub@aol.com> <http://artemiscreations.com/mwjournal>
- Monday, August 14, 2000 at 01:09:54 (BST)

Everything you need to know about getting noticed and published. For writers and poets.

Oprah <Oprah@Publicist.com> <http://expage.com/gettingpublished>
- Friday, August 11, 2000 at 07:03:36 (BST)

Everything you need to know about getting noticed and published. For writers and poets.mes to poetry

Oprah <Oprah@Publicist.com> <http://expage.com/gettingpublished>
- Friday, August 11, 2000 at 07:03:01 (BST)

Swansea & District ~ Poets ~
...I've just created a website where I'm calling for local
poets to submit their work. All poets who are featured
on this site will receive a 'free copy' of my quarterly
POETRY magazine 'PANDA'. A sister site will be created
very soon, this will be open to poets in the UK and Ireland.
Following this, will be a site featuring poets Worldwide.
As these sites are launched, (within the next few weeks)
an announcement will be made HERE!
-- Esmond Jones --

Esmond Jones <poet_077@lineone.net> <http://www.angelfire.com/me/EJpoetry/new.html>
- Wednesday, August 09, 2000 at 12:15:17 (BST)

vist my website please and sign my guestbook. my husband worked very hard on this poetry website for me--designing all the pages and putting in the music to the poems i wrote and the music i chose for them. you will find it very worthwhile i assure you! it is : http://robinscorner.homestead.com/robinshomepage.html. thanks and have a nice day/evening! Robin

robin <southern_lady@chickmail.com>
- Tuesday, August 08, 2000 at 14:54:46 (BST)

Change of address for UNHINGED - orders, enquiries etc. should now be sent to: PJL Press, PO Box 279, KEIGHLEY, BD20 0AS.

UNHINGED #6 - The 'Sex & Death' issue will be available form September 2000. It'll contain 96 perfect-bound pages in a white card cover with 15 stories by the likes of David Ratcliffe, Peter Tennant, Marie Williams, Kenneth C. Goldman, Stuart Young, Martyn Blake... and others, plus 9 full page illustrations by Featured Artist Gerald Gaubert. All this forjust £2.50... it's almost too sinful for words!

Cheques/Postal Orders/IMOs payable please to P.J. Lockey. Overseas customers may send cash (Sterling/US Dollars) at own risk.

Paul Lockey <unhinged@unhinged1.co.uk> <http://www.unhinged1.co.uk>
- Sunday, August 06, 2000 at 12:29:02 (BST)