Here & Now

[Jen]

Oh this is a gift this is!  :twisted:

So, has anybody read Here & Now?  What do you think of it?  All comments and suggestions eagerly awaited....

[juzzza]

Oh I have ~  

Ignoring my own tale, and the picture of a Michael Douglas Terminator!!!  :shock: I have to say it was a great read. I really liked the story about the sentient, and a little obsessive car, and was a little scared by the story about the guy who could detatch certain things  :oops:

The mag itself is excellent quality, but then you know I feel that way as I spew praise on any board I frequent ~ Look who's stalking now!!! You cheeky blogger  

[Jen]

Ah, an unbiased review!  :lol:

Glad you liked it though (I get a tad neurotic about typos and dodgy layout and the like.)

Oh, I've been stalking you again over at SFFworld - check out the mag poll & don't give up yet.  I think it sounds cool.  

[Jen]

Issue 4 of the lovely Here & Now has awoken out of its long slumber and is due to appear end of May (depending on how fast the printers are feeling!)
We've got fiction by: Frank Roger, Tony Smith, Michael Arruda, Donald Pulker, Loren Macleod, Steve Lee Climer, Steve Redwood, Brian Stableford, John L Probert, Rhys Hughes, Allen Ashley, Ken Rand & Marie O'Regan
A British film review from Paul McAvoy, Tony Mileman interviews Kelley Armstrong and talks to Guy N Smith about the watch for big cats in Britain and Alasdair Stuart looks at 'Miracle Mile'.
All that plus artwork from Lara Bandilla and some more of Gregory Cartwright's excellent 'Danger: Mages in Training!'
 :lol:

[Jen]

 :wink:

The Fabulous Beast returns... with an absolutely gorgeous double issue.

There's fiction from: Simon Kewin, Leila Eadie, John Llewellyn Probert, Michael D. Winkle, John B. Rosenman, Sarah Dobbs, Justin Thorne, Gary Couzens, Mark Anthony Brennan, Davin Ireland, Steve Dean, Alasdair Stuart, Jason J. Stevenson, Steve Lockley, Paul Bates, Kay Green, Arthur Lyte, Jetse de Vries, John Graham, Ken Goldman, Matthew S. Rotundo, Jennifer Pelland, Paul McAvoy, Ian Hunter, Gary McMahon & Eugie Foster.

Faction from: Tony Richards and  John Shire
An interview of the lovely Stuart Young.
And more Danger! Mages in Training from Gregory Cartwright.

Personally, I'm well chuffed with the way it's turned out!   :twisted:

Check out http://www.bradanpress.co.uk

[Jen]

I should probably mention that it's issue 5/6 shouldn't I...  

[Wayne Mook]

I like this mag so much I want to buy the double issue, but how much is it Jen. I bit more than the above price doesn't work on a cheque.

Love the Mages.

Wayne.

[Jen]

?3.50 for UK.... cheap at half etc. etc.  :lol:

[Jen]

Oh yes, oh yes, oh yes!   

Issue Seven of the fabulous beast is now out!
It's A4, 96 pages and has fantastic fiction from Francis Duffy, Laird Long, Gerald Hourner, Bev Vincent, David Murphy,
Simon Kewin, Frank Roger, Ian Creasy, Gary Fry, James Brindle, Eugie Foster, Barbara Davies, Stuart Young, Robert J. Santa,James Dorr.

And for those of you who remember Peter Tennant's Sad Wanker's guide to horror & SF, can catch his fantasy version  in this issue.

And there's more Danger! Mages in Training from Gregory Cartwright.

The URL you need is www.bradanpress.co.uk

We mailing out to current subscribers at the moment, so when you get it, please let me know what you think!

Oh, and we've opened to fiction subs again!  Check out the website for the details... 

[VirgilKain]

Hi Jen.

I will be reviewing the latest issue for Whispers of Wickedness and initial thoughts are good ones.
Still a few more stories to read and then I'll be done. The only bad point I can see is the lack of artwork.
Will let you know when I'm done and will send you a copy of review.

Garry

[Jen]

Ah, see artwork always give me problems.  Not that I don't have plenty of artists who've volunteered their services... it's just I'm useless at the whole art commissioning business and always leave it too late to think of asking them.

Look forward to seeing the review, though!     (Glad you like it so far!)

[VirgilKain]

Just emailed the review to Peter so it should surface by the end of next week.
Really enjoyed it; you should be proud of the quality of work you have unleashed on general public.

[Jen]

 

Phew.  I can stop being neurotic for at least another month!

 

[VirgilKain]

Jen,

The review for #7 can be found in the review section at www.ookami.co.uk.

I will be subscribing.

Garry

[juzzza]

Jen, sent you a couple of emails, please answer me... starting to take it personally!

heh.

jT