Come and check out the home page of Daniel J. Bishop, fantasy writer and artist. Go to the Writing section to read stories and poetry. Go to the Artwork section for a look at my fantasy and science fiction art. You can e-mail me to receive the Bishop Fun Page -- a complete archive is now available on the site! Check out the New & Upcoming Work section! Follow the links to more great reading!

Daniel J. Bishop <crowking@inforamp.net> <http://home.inforamp.net/~crowking>
- Wednesday, January 24, 2001 at 14:55:21 (GMT)

Vagner Martins, the publisher of Na Lata Franzine
from Brazil, is summoning the second edition Na
Lata Feira de Zines. It will be again opened to
amateur publications of any kind of subject and
from all over the world. Na Lata Feira de Zines
will take place from April 12nd to April 15th
2001 in Campo Grande, the capital of Mato Grosso
do Sul State, in the middle of Pantanal Rainforest

In order to submit your fanzine, you just have to
send a copy of it (them) -- it (they) will be
included in the exhibition. Please indicate
clearly your postal address (and the electronic
one, if you have), as well as any other datum
that you consider interesting

The deadline to be included in the exhibition is
1st April,2001

Please send your âzines to

Na Lata
A/C Vagner Martins

Av. Afonso Pena, 2949

Campo Grande-MS
Brazil
CEP 79002-073

Phone 55-67-725-5337

e-mail bastard@loja.net

Vagner Martins <bastard@loja.net>
- Monday, January 22, 2001 at 19:02:00 (GMT)

It's with mixed feelings that I announce immediate closure of UNHINGED. Producing this magazine has been a terrific experience for me, and I'll be eternally grateful to the writers, artists and buyers who made it all possible. To each and everyone of you, my sincere thanks for all your support.

Unfortunately all good things must come to an end. That UNHINGED should be nominated for the 2000 British Fantasy Society 'Best Small Press' Award was an achievement way beyond my expectations when I initially started working on the first issue - over two years ago. I honestly can't see the magazine progressing much further without me spending even more time and money on it, and while I could theoretically continue to churn out more of the same I prefer to quit now before staleness and boredom set in. Subscribers will of course be compensated for any issues still outstanding. I realise that closing the magazine will be particularly hard on those writers who are still waiting to see their stories published, and to them I can only offer my sincere apologies. It's a risk one takes with any small press magazine and unfortunately it happens quite often - as anyone who contributes to them regularly will know!

The start of the New Year is an appropriate time for me to take stock and see what the future may have in store. Certainly I have writing ambitions which I fully intend to pursue. I'm also giving serious consideration to re-launching UNHINGED as a webzine, though before rushing into anything I'll take a break from publishing and attend to other outstanding matters first. In the meantime, I'll continue to display on the website what I consider to be some of the best that UNHINHED has to offer.

Once again, I apologise for any disappointment caused and trust that my explanation will be acceptable to all concerned.

Many thanks.

Paul Lockey - Editor, UNHINGED.

Paul Lockey <unhinged@unhinged1.co.uk> <http://www.unhinged1.co.uk>
- Monday, January 08, 2001 at 01:40:27 (GMT)

I would like to invite you to drop by my author homepage and get to know a little about my multipublished speculative fiction work. There are synopses, reviews and excerpts plus interviews and information on upcoming horror, sci-fi/futuristic, sword & sorcery, dark fantasy and psych thriller novels.

Charlee Compo <windlegends@usa.net> <http://www.windlegends.com>
- Saturday, January 06, 2001 at 23:03:34 (GMT)

I'm currently doing sn analytical review of U.A. Fanthorpe's poetry. A comparison on how she presents tyhe past, present and future in poems such as Underfround, London A TO z, BC:AD and several other poems from her most recent anthology any information on, elemnts of language, metaphors e.t.c will be extremley useful and greatly appreciated.
Many Thanx
Claire

Claire <Oxamillion2001@yahoo.com>
- Tuesday, January 02, 2001 at 20:56:56 (GMT)