VSF e-zine "Aethergraph" out with IHMN Company & review of HVF

[oabee]

J Womack's latest volume of The Aethergraph, a VSF ezine, is out, and is worth a look. Mr. Womack's blog is Victoria's Boys in Red (http://vbir.blogspot.com/), and you can link to the issue there, or go directly to:

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B5oTxRl3-NliQ0hNS1JMWnlVRGM/edit

Now, some alert readers may note that this issue contains one of my IHMN Companies, Schutztruppe Erkundungskommando, and may think I am calling this to your attention out of naked self interest. Well, sure, of course.

But seriously, folks, I believe Mr. Womack's work is worthy of your attention. Plus he is looking for contributions for further issues of The Aethergraph, and judging by the enjoyable, fascinating, and occasionally bizarre writing on this fine forum, there is plenty out there to contribute.

Mike O

[Conquistador]

J Womack's latest volume of The Aethergraph, a VSF ezine, is out, and is worth a look. Mr. Womack's blog is Victoria's Boys in Red (http://vbir.blogspot.com/), and you can link to the issue there, or go directly to:

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B5oTxRl3-NliQ0hNS1JMWnlVRGM/edit

Now, some alert readers may note that this issue contains one of my IHMN Companies, Schutztruppe Erkundungskommando, and may think I am calling this to your attention out of naked self interest. Well, sure, of course.

But seriously, folks, I believe Mr. Womack's work is worthy of your attention. Plus he is looking for contributions for further issues of The Aethergraph, and judging by the enjoyable, fascinating, and occasionally bizarre writing on this fine forum, there is plenty out there to contribute.

Mike O

Nicely done!

Where can I access any back issues, please?

Gracias,

Glenn

[oabee]

Where can I access any back issues, please?

The links are on his blog ( http://vbir.blogspot.com/ ), upper left part of the page.

[Conquistador]

The links are on his blog ( http://vbir.blogspot.com/ ), upper left part of the page.

Thank you, downloads completed.

Gracias,

Glenn

[Craig]

"Akhenaton, God-Pharoah of Egypt and All the World, seeks a suitable consort from the modern
world to rule by his side, eternally" 

I must admit to being impressed by this periodical. Well done Mr Womack!