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Jun. 12th, 2006 11:56 amI am leaving.
Well, not really. But from now on I will mostly be co-blogging with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
greengolux at the shiny new Vector editorial blog. Reviews, links and such will appear there; this journal is basically going to be a friends-only personal journal. So, if you want to keep up with the actual content, you might want to friend the lj feed, ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-syndicated.gif)
torque_control, or add this to your bloglines subscriptions if you don't have an lj.
The other thing that will appear on the blog, obviously, is information about upcoming issues of Vector, and updates to the equally shiny new Vector website (designed and built for us byclaire_weaver, who deserves many thanks, and possibly an award for putting up with our many niggling comments).
For instance, at the moment we have columns by Graham Sleight, reviews by Paul Kincaid and Paul Billinger, an article about manifestos and movements by Martin Lewis, and Matt Cheney's thoughts on 2005's short fiction. More soon. Enjoy!
Well, not really. But from now on I will mostly be co-blogging with
greengolux at the shiny new Vector editorial blog. Reviews, links and such will appear there; this journal is basically going to be a friends-only personal journal. So, if you want to keep up with the actual content, you might want to friend the lj feed, torque_control, or add this to your bloglines subscriptions if you don't have an lj.The other thing that will appear on the blog, obviously, is information about upcoming issues of Vector, and updates to the equally shiny new Vector website (designed and built for us by
claire_weaver, who deserves many thanks, and possibly an award for putting up with our many niggling comments).For instance, at the moment we have columns by Graham Sleight, reviews by Paul Kincaid and Paul Billinger, an article about manifestos and movements by Martin Lewis, and Matt Cheney's thoughts on 2005's short fiction. More soon. Enjoy!
