A couple of interesting pieces.
First is on Night Shade Books
http://www.sfwa.org/
Second is on Wolfmont
http://wolfmont.com/wordpress/?p=197
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3 comments:
Kevin,
I'd seen the item on the SFWA site about Night Shade Books.
Thanks for the link to the Wolfmont Press issue. I'd read some on it but never knew how things turned out.
I knew nothing about Night Shade until the other day, Terry. Like you, I had seen a little bit about Wolfmont but didn't know what the final deal was.
Seems to me that the best of intentions went just a little sideways in both cases.
Yes, I agree. Seems there was no ill intent.
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