Back again, briefly. I'm hoping to have access to a new (at least to me) computer by the end of the weekend, fingers crossed. It will take me considerably longer, of course, to get it organized but I should be net connected by then.
Is there anything a distant, well-meaning soul can do to help?
Thanks for the thought, but no, not really - except perhaps offerings to the patron saints of Internet deprived souls *g*.
Re the new email address, did you get the email I sent just before the computer died, with the songvid URL lists attached? I sent it Aug 22 to your other email. Just in case it didn't arrive, I'll forward it to the new email address.
I hope to get the CDs mailed early next week, but I'll email you to let you know to when to expect them.
And I'm so glad that you enjoyed Killa's ST-TOS manifesto. Do let her know, as I'm sure that she'd appreciate hearing she's made another convert. (Need to keep track of the toaster points, you know *g*.) My love of ST-TOS is over 30 years old, having been a fan of the first run, so I'm definitely biased, but ST-TOS really has been one of the most influetial of all tv media fandoms. You can see it's effects throughout a host of fandoms, not just science fiction fandoms. And while it may appear dated by today's standards, it will never lose it's place in my affections. The zine fiction is amazing, both gen and slash, in terms of art and fiction quality. There's good stuff on the net, too, but I lean towards the zines because, well, my overriding obsession is books, but also because of the art and I love having a 30 year backlist to peruse.
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Is there anything a distant, well-meaning soul can do to help?
Thanks for the thought, but no, not really - except perhaps offerings to the patron saints of Internet deprived souls *g*.
Re the new email address, did you get the email I sent just before the computer died, with the songvid URL lists attached? I sent it Aug 22 to your other email. Just in case it didn't arrive, I'll forward it to the new email address.
I hope to get the CDs mailed early next week, but I'll email you to let you know to when to expect them.
And I'm so glad that you enjoyed Killa's ST-TOS manifesto. Do let her know, as I'm sure that she'd appreciate hearing she's made another convert. (Need to keep track of the toaster points, you know *g*.) My love of ST-TOS is over 30 years old, having been a fan of the first run, so I'm definitely biased, but ST-TOS really has been one of the most influetial of all tv media fandoms. You can see it's effects throughout a host of fandoms, not just science fiction fandoms. And while it may appear dated by today's standards, it will never lose it's place in my affections. The zine fiction is amazing, both gen and slash, in terms of art and fiction quality. There's good stuff on the net, too, but I lean towards the zines because, well, my overriding obsession is books, but also because of the art and I love having a 30 year backlist to peruse.