thrund wrote:It was a strange procedure at the time you took it over from Christian....both of you did a good job over the years...without any fanfare, just proper info and facts. Thank you for that.
Also I have to agree with Martin about this forum here. My favourite place for getting info & details too.
Facebook is confusing me sometimes, full of experts...they know everything about everything.![]()
Good Ian keept the forum alive.
Thomas
wolfgangguhl wrote:It seems this magazine does no longer exist. Does anyone know when the final issue was released and which number it was?
PeterC wrote:wolfgangguhl wrote:It seems this magazine does no longer exist. Does anyone know when the final issue was released and which number it was?
I'm not sure (I haven't kept all my old issues), but it's sad that it didn't go out with one big 'farewell' issue.
PeterC wrote:I believe specialist magazines such as 'Now Dig This' and 'Record Collector' still do OK, but yes, fan club fanzines devoted to a particular artist are almost a thing of the past.
Books however remain popular. Covid has helped the situation, but most of my own books have each sold several hundred copies each ('Let's Stomp!' is by far the most successful), and that's without a major publisher. Surprisingly, at least 90% of my sales are paperback (fiction tends to sell mostly e-books).
I really wish other experts would attempt to write a book. I'd certainly be the first in line if it came from Pierre Pennone, Graham Knight, Andrew McRae or Kay Martin, to name just 4.
Piet wrote:PeterC wrote:I believe specialist magazines such as 'Now Dig This' and 'Record Collector' still do OK, but yes, fan club fanzines devoted to a particular artist are almost a thing of the past.
Books however remain popular. Covid has helped the situation, but most of my own books have each sold several hundred copies each ('Let's Stomp!' is by far the most successful), and that's without a major publisher. Surprisingly, at least 90% of my sales are paperback (fiction tends to sell mostly e-books).
I really wish other experts would attempt to write a book. I'd certainly be the first in line if it came from Pierre Pennone, Graham Knight, Andrew McRae or Kay Martin, to name just 4.
Not mine?![]()
wolfgangguhl wrote:Piet wrote:PeterC wrote:I believe specialist magazines such as 'Now Dig This' and 'Record Collector' still do OK, but yes, fan club fanzines devoted to a particular artist are almost a thing of the past.
Books however remain popular. Covid has helped the situation, but most of my own books have each sold several hundred copies each ('Let's Stomp!' is by far the most successful), and that's without a major publisher. Surprisingly, at least 90% of my sales are paperback (fiction tends to sell mostly e-books).
I really wish other experts would attempt to write a book. I'd certainly be the first in line if it came from Pierre Pennone, Graham Knight, Andrew McRae or Kay Martin, to name just 4.
Not mine?![]()
A book about Phoebe?
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