Aphelion Editorial 019
December 1998
by Rob Wynne
Welcome everyone to the December edition of Aphelion. In keeping with the festive
holiday spirit, we've left a few things under the tree for you this
month.
First up, the Aphelion cartoon page has grown yet again. Steve
Troop's wickedly
funny Melonpool Chronicles joins Bruno
the Bandit and Freefall on our comics
page, and will be running seven days a week, with Sunday in color. If
you haven't made the Aphelion comics page a part of your daily web
surfing, you're missing a treat -- we now have three of the best
SF/Fantasy comics on the web, put in ONE place for your pleasure.
Accept no substitute! Demand Aphelion Comics!
Also new this month is the first installment of "Double Wide"
by Jim Parnell, the man who knew Dan Hollifield before he was fameous.
"Double Wide" is....well, its...oh, heck, I don't know what it is, but
it's funny. Go read it, y'hear?
Finally, features introduces "Conventional Wisdom", a
semi-regular column about convention announcements and reviews. This
month, we spotlight GaFilk 1, which is signifigant for being a) the
first annual Georgia filk convention, and b) a place you can meet some
of Aphelion's editors. Check it out, but check it out fast: Memberships
prices go up on December 15th.
Something else, I know there was something else. Oh yeah, we
still have the best darn slate of long and short fantastic fiction on
the Internet. So enough of my babble, let's read!
Rob Wynne
Guest Editor
THE END
© 1998 Dan L. Hollifield
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