| DargonZine Volume 10, Number 6 |
Distributed: 09/14/1997 Circulation: 655 |
| Editorial | Ornoth D.A. Liscomb | |
| Quadrille 2 | Alan Lauderdale | Sy 7, 1012 |
| Friendships of Stone 1 | Mark A. Murray | Naia 5, 1015 |
| Pudlong and the Beanstalk 2 | Jim Owens | Late Spring, 1016 |
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Editorial
by Ornoth D.A. Liscomb
<ornoth@shore.net>
Keep it brief.
Well, the biggest news since our last issue has been an update to
the Subscriptions section of our Web site. Not only can new subscribers
sign up online, but existing subscribers can now change their email
addresses and subscriptions types, and even sign off (heaven forbid!)
online, without human intervention. So if you ever need to change your
subscription to DargonZine, the Web site is now the first place to look!
The only other announcement is that our next issue, which is due
out before the end of October, will be a special issue, devoted to
Dargon's dread "Night of Souls". Be watching for that one -- we hope
you'll like it!
But for now, we've got the second installments of Alan Lauderdale's "Quadrille" series, as well as Jim Owens' "Pudlong" series. These stories are accompanied by the first installment of Mark Murray's "Friendships of Stone" series.
That's all for now, but keep your eyes peeled for our next issue, as the "Night of Souls" approaches!