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EROS RUST Vol.. 1, No. 1 15 April, 2004 A Newsletter/Ezine of Good Fiction and Writing Resources www.firegravity.com M. Kenyon Charboneaux, Editor (writevamp@hotmail.com) This ezine is distributed by subscription only. To unsubscribe, check the details at the end of this email. If you were sent this ezine by a friend and wish to subscribe just come our site, www.firegravity.com and register. IN THIS ISSUE ... * Editorial * Eros Rust??™s April Contest * Fiction - From the Corner of My Eye by Alison Goodchap * Poetry - Lost Girl, Part 3 from Michael Goodliffe and The Hero from from Stephen Leuchtman * Agent, Contest Market Listings * Classes Services * This Month??™s Guest * Articles * Advertising Information * Subscribe/Unsubscribe information Editorial - Our Maiden Voyage Welcome to the first issue of Eros Rust a writer's resource newsletter and an ezine of the some of the finest writing currently to be found on the Web. Each week we'll feature one short story and one to two poems by new writers and by established writers. We are a paying market for fiction and poetry, although at the moment the piggy bank doesn??™t have much in it. Later when we have advertisers and promo spots being paid for, Piggy will be able to cough up a lot more for your submissions if they??™re chosen to be published in Eros Rust. This month we've an eerie little story from Alison Goodchap of Great Britain called Out of the Corner of My Eye and two poems, one by the US poet Steve L and one by the rapidly rising Canadian poet, Michael Goodliffe. although their styles are every different both are excellent talents that won??™t stay unknown very long. Eros Rust will also be offering monthly contests, free giveaways, listings of agents and markets and lots, lots more. We want this combination newsletter/ezine to be both wonderful resource fro all writers from beginners to established and we want it to be fun as well. If you have any suggestions or comments on the content of this newsletter/ezine, please contact me at : writevamp@hotmail.com Thanks for ordering this first issue of Eros and Rust - I hope you??™ll stick with us because we plan to be around for many many years to come always improving as a resource for you and always offering the best we can find in literature for you read and enjoy. Check out our website, too, for information on the monthly contests, more agent and market listings and more resources of all types, including more articles, class and services listings and even a section on journaling both as a private diary for self-growth and journaling as a writer for growth in your writing.. Yours, M.Kenyon Charboneaux www.firegravity.com ************************************************************************************************************************************************** CONTEST ANNOUNCEMENT: Every month we??™ll hold a contest here at Eros Rust. Submissions are taken between the 15th of the current month and the 15th of the following month. The winner is announced on the 1st of the month following the close of submissions. For instance, submissions for April are being taken from April 15th to May 15th and the winner will be announced on June 1st. May's are taken from May 15 to June 15th and the winner is announced on July 1st, and so on and so on and so on! There is NO FEE for the contest and the PRIZE is $10. All stories should be 3000 to 5000 words and unless a topic is announced for the month, your subject can be anything you like EXCEPT PORNOGRAPHY or HATE LITERATURE OF ANY KIND THE SUBJECT FOR APRIL??™S CONTEST IS MIRRORS - write a short story about a nasty, evil, haunted, possessed or just plain bad mirror. Thanks to Deana Hoover, whose research into the subject of mirrors and writers provided the idea for this contest! Send your submissions to charboneaux@fastmail.fm. ************************************************************************************************************************************************** FICTION : This month we welcome Alison Goodchap of the British Isles and her shivery little piece : FROM THE CORNER OF MY EYE It was there again yesterday. I could sense its presence all day, so I was hardly surprised when I saw a glimpse of it, when I was walking home from the pub. What's that you say, one pint too many and seeing things. No. That's not it, maybe I was seeing things, but I often see it when I'm sober too! It started about a year ago. I saw it when I looked out of the corner of my eye. I was looking through my bedroom window where I was lodging. It was dark but I could just make out its clumsy shape dragging itself across the roof opposite. I must have only clocked it for a second, before it disappeared behind a chimney. I couldn't make out what it was, or even its shape. Just a sort of heavy dragging dark mass. If I hadn't been so alert I would have never realized it was there, so cleverly it had disguised itself. At first I only saw it a couple of times a month, but now, its almost getting to every day. I always know its there. I sense it, I suppose. It's not just more persistent, its getting closer all the time. Last night it was actually in the back yard. I couldn't see it, of course, but it was there in the shadows between the wall and the dustbin. I wonder what it wants? I was lying in bed last night when I heard it. I've never been able to hear it before. But I knew what it was as soon as I heard it. It sounded like a sack of wet sand being dragged across a wooden floor, so I knew what it was. It must be getting closer if I can hear it now. I've been checking all the dark spaces, not just in the street but out the backyard too! I never go anywhere these days without my torch. I check my room too! Can't be too careful. I've changed the lock on my bedroom door. Mrs Jessop says she's never had anyone so concerned about locking things as I am. Just because I make sure she locks the kitchen door, especially the kitchen door, and all the windows. She said "Why Mr James, anybody would think that the Mafia was after you." Silly woman, she does talk some drivel, Mafia indeed. There's no such thing as the Mafia in Britain! I don't go to the pub across the road now. I need to keep my mind alert and my eyes keen. It's getting closer now. It was on the roof of the house last night I could hear it moving across the bedroom ceiling. I don't go to work anymore. I need to find out what it is and what it wants, its urgent now. So, I go into the library and look through endless piles of books. Why doesn't someone do something about those nutters in that place. They are everywhere, they come in with shabby clothes and plastic shopping bags, muttering to themselves, obsessively searching through the books and talking to themselves. Don't they have a home to put these people in to keep them off the streets? I can't sleep these days, well at least not in the night. So I keep pacing the floor all night and catch up with my sleep on the bench in the park. Once I've slept a couple of hours I go to the library. I have already found out what it is. But not what it wants of me. Or how to deal with it when it gets to me. It's demonic. I don't know why I didn't guess that in the first place, but I didn't. I suppose its because it doesn't appear to be like the traditional devil, people like me usually think of. I still can't find out what type of demon it is. But it must be from another dimension, otherwise I'd be able to see it properly. If I can just find out what type of demon I'm dealing with, I can defeat it. Still progress is being made, now(that) I know what it is, I can use religious charms to keep it at bay. I've had to improvise. I've got dishes of Holy Water from the Catholic church font. Garlic bulbs at the window and the door. Jewish stars taped with black masking tape all over the windows. Pages of the bible plastered all over the walls. There is no way it can get in. Mrs Jessop has been nagging for the rent again, greedy woman. I've been getting a little ratty with people lately. I saw a man pick up the book I wanted in the library, so I told him I would poke his eyes out if he touched my book. He dropped it, of course. I wouldn't have done it, well I think I wouldn't have done it, but he didn't know that. It was so funny, he ran away so fast I still had my two fingers poised in mid-air at eye level. I laughed so much that they asked me to leave. Cheek! Why don't they do something about those nutters instead of picking on me? I've started to make silly mistakes, forgot my keys, lost my wallet, left the bread I just bought in the shop. So I went to the doctor to ask for help, I must keep myself alert for the night. It's strange the doctor asked me so many questions and wanted to give me tranquillizers. He also wanted me to see another doctor who specializes in my type of problem. I pricked my ears up at that, there were specialists in other dimensional entities, that was interesting. Yes, I think I would like to discuss the problem with such a doctor. I threw away the tablets the first doctor gave me. Was he trying to trick me into sleeping, so it could get to me? How can you tell where it has friends working for it? I chatted to the specialist, apparently he gets people who are haunted by multidimensional beings in all the time. He said that ( as far as I can understand it, he was using medical jargon and it was difficult to follow what he meant) they drain your strength by making you frightened. The more frightened you are the more strength they get. At least that's what it sounded like. Lots of people are driven mad by them. And that's what it trying to do to me. He said that the usual way to defeat them was to stop feeding it with my fear. I said "Oh yeah! How's that possible?" He said that I was to take these pills three times a day without fail, they would make me feel good, instead of worried and it would starve the thing. He's right you know. I feel much calmer now and I haven't seen it for a while. Then I had a thought. What if the doctor is also working for it like the other one was? Why would he make me calm and brave? Why? Because I can't see it out of the corner of my eye anymore! If I can't see it, I can't fight it! It can get me! I was talking to this kid in the park. He looked a little strange, I think he was a punk or something like that. Well anyway I told him about the medication I was on and he said that if I mixed it with alcohol or took the pills all at once I could "Goof out." was what he said. He also said a lot of other things, he knew a lot about drugs apparently. Nice boy, inspite of his weird hairdo. He said he could sell my medication to his friends at a good price. I thought well it could be better than throwing them in the bin. So I did. I was right, they were trying to trick me. It was in my room last night. I was asleep and even in my sleep I could feel it getting nearer and nearer. I opened my eyes and it was right next to the bed. I SCREAMED ! I awoke the whole house, people hammered on my door, but by that time it had gone. It must have been hiding in the corner all the time. It's not going to get me! Saw that punk today. He's full of useful information, stuff you don't find in books. He said that if I was to take some stuff called "Speed" I would stay awake for ages without feeling tired or depressed and have loads of energy as well. He said he could get me some for a good price, I already had some credit with him from the other drugs. So I thought well why not he was right about that other matter, you know that's what I thought. You can't trust anybody they are all out to get you, that's what he told me and quite frankly he's right. It's great. I have never felt so good in my life. I haven't slept for days. I shall let it sneak up on me and I'll kill it, once and for all. I've taken down all the protective charms, they didn't work anyway. I'm just going to let it come. I've got a blow torch! I'm sitting up on my bed, with my blow torch. I'M WAITING ! ************************************************************************************************************************************************** ORIGINAL POETRY Our first poem is from the new Canadian poet, Michael Goodliffe - this is one young man to really keep your eyes on! From The Lost Girl??™s Poems - No. 3 LOST GIRL Part 3 Lost girl flying way up high in the night sky On who's bed last night did you land on and lie ? Need and lean on Tonight's lies that you'll feed on Tomorrow you will bleed on Lost girl Where were you going ? With all that weight you were towing Your throwing away all that your knowing It's showing Lost girl Smiles too much at strangers Spends her days looking for danger I cry But I can't change her My heart won't exchange her I am in love with a lost girl in danger All alone she has fell Like a child down a well Ignorant men toss down coins and make wishes Steal kisses Leaving hits and misses They play Then walk away Leaving her to drown Down underground But the girl only sees the skies above her Not the water that surrounds her It will drown her Maybe before I have found her I pray she loves herself enough to look around her Remembering the little boy who dreams about her I would die to return him to her I believe only he can remove her See right through her Show her the lies of the world that surrounds her She could fly back up high See the chains that have bound her Lost girl Since the day that I first met you I saw the path ahead that beset you And even when you hurt me I could not regret you It is so hard for me to love you like this In complete unconditionalness Without even a single kiss I patiently wait All alone With my heart That you own Our second poem is from the really good, really rising poet, Stephen Leuchtman. THE HERO (VARIATION ON A THEME) He draws in a breath as a hiss Old and bent, As a bullet zings past his ear He hobbles, His bowels tighten Slowly down the street, As he looks at his companion Withered and gray, A fountain of blood spreading rapidly A shadow of what he used to be. Darkening his shirt. The cold tightens his nipples Others rush past him, But for now that is forgotten Paying little heed, For if he concentrates on anything else Save if he be in their way, Death will find him as surely as it found his friend In which case they mutter His thoughts race as a shell flies over And wish him gone. His ears pound as it explodes. He curses his age, He wipes a trickle of blood that runs down his neck His frailty, Not for the first time Wishing he could be of them again, The concussion has shattered an ear drum Curses fate, But he has no time to consider the pain That he outlived his body. Or he will know nothing. For two long years this has been his life Would the people who crowd him, And it will be his life until the war is done Who push past him So he can go back and live again, And begrudge the inconvenience Love again, Of a few short steps, Feel the warmth of the wife he left in Cleveland Would they look on him differently Have a beer at the tavern on the corner If they could see him as he was? But first, his duty, first survival. That he watched his friends die, That he fought valiantly That they might rush past And forget him. (c) 2004 Stephen Leuchtman ************************************************************************************************************************************************** Agents, Contests Markets Each month this newsletter and the website page will list 3 markets or submission calls for your work and will state if the market is a paying one or not. We??™ll also have at least 2 agent listings. And it??™s here you??™ll find contests and writing competitions run by others besides A Fire At Zero Gravity. There will be at least 2 of these listed and they will be listed according to deadline date for your entry and run 2 months in advance of that date. You??™ll never miss a deadline for a contest again! Remember! These are obtained from various places on the Web and although I try to check (especially in the case of POD publishers) that the contest and the publishers and markets and agents are reputable, I can??™t be held responsible if any of them turn out to be bad dudes or scams. ALWAYS check with Whispers and Warnings or Writer??™s Beware! if, after you contact them, ANYTHING about any of these people sounds off to you. Even if there's nothing against them in W W or Writer's Beware! don't pay anything to someone who doesn't feel right to you! If you are a publisher or agent or have a market, submission call or contest, you??™d like to see listed here, just send it to me at charboneaux@fastmail.fm. This Month??™s Listings : 1) MARKETS, SUBMISSIONS, PUBLISHERS * NEW SITE AND EBOOK MARKET OPENING UP ??” Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2004 02:33:05 From: "Joey" <joey@outtaprint.com> Subject: New e-book Site Coming Soon Hi there, We're posting this message to let you know about a new exciting website that we're going to be launching in the next few weeks. The site is called "OuttaPrint" and will be located at http://www.outtaprint.com. We'll be offering old, out of print books and novels that aren't available anywhere else. We're currently negotiating with several big publishers and hope to have 100s, if not 1000s, of hard to find books available within a few weeks of launching the site. The books will be in "e-book" form and will be available for purchase in several formats. We're writing today because we're looking for more authors and publishers to submit their works and make them available on our site. In addition to our out of print books, we will also have a section on the site devoted to un-published works. If you're an author with stories or novels y ou've not had published, please consider submitting them to us. We'll convert them to e-book format, add them to our online catalog, and pay you a generous monthly commission for any copies of your work we sell. If you're a publisher or own the right to any out of print books, novels, short stories, etc., please let us sell them for you on our site. As mentioned before, we'll do all the work and pay you a monthly percentage of your sales. We're currently looking for just about any type of fiction??¦romance, mystery, suspense, science fiction, adventure, ethnic, erotica, historical, western, etc. The site is currently under construction, but we will be launching in a few weeks. Please contact us and let us tell you how we can help get your works out to the masses by having them on OuttaPrint.com. All set up and conversion to e-book format is free (although this will probably change in the future), we'll add your stories to our catalog for free, handle all sales, billing, a nd customer service. You don??™t have to do a thing except submit your material and cash your monthly checks. Please contact me at joey@outtaprint.com and tell me about your work and what you'd like added to the site and I'll give you more details on what we can do for you. I hope to be hearing from you very soon! * TRADITIONAL PUBLISHER OF THE MONTH Ballantine Books 1540 Broadway New York, NY 10036 Work: (212) 782-9000 Web site: http://www.randomhouse.com/BB Acquisitions: Joe Blades, vice president/executive editor (fiction: suspense, mystery, nonfiction: pop culture, film history and criticism, travel); Charlotte Herscher, editor (fiction: historical and contemporary romance); Tracy Brown, senior editor (fiction: literary, quality commercial, paperback reprint nonfiction: history, travel, issue-oriented, nature, narrative, biography, paperback reprint) Submit: Via agents only Fiction: Confession Ethnic Fantasy Feminist Gay/Lesbian Historical Humor Literary Mainstream/Contemporary (women's) Military/War Multicultural Mystery Romance Short Story Collections Spiritual Suspense Translation General Fiction Non-Fiction: Biography General Nonfiction Gift Book How-To Humor Self-Help Subjects include: Animals Child Guidance/Parenting Cooking/Foods/Nutrition Creative Nonfiction Education Gay/Lesbian Health/Medicine History Language/Literature Memoirs Military/War Recreation Religion Sex Spirituality Travel Women's Issues/Studies POD Publisher of the Month MARION STREET PRESS Email: edavis@marionstreetpress.com (proposals) http://www.marionstreetpress.com Marion Street Press, Inc. specializes in practical books for writers and journalists. If your book can help these folks do their jobs better, it may be a good fit for us. In your email, give us a quick synopsis of your idea, the market that it would reach, and your qualifications to write the book. We'll respond promptly. 2) CONTESTS * SW Writers Contest The purpose of the SouthWest Writers contest is to encourage, recognize, and honor distinctiveness in writing. All entries are critiqued by a qualified professional. Contestants will be notified by mail as soon as all results are in. Fee/Each Entry: (not Poetry) $25??”SWW Members; $45??”non-members Poetry Fees: $15 for Members; $25 for non-members Deadline:Deadline: June 1, 2004 Postmarked on or before June 1, 2004 Eligibility: All entries appropriate to available categories are eligible except manuscripts that have already won 1st place in a previous SouthWest Writers contest. Entry Requirements: See General Guidelines and category specific guidelines below. Prizes: $150, $100, and $75 are given for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place respectively plus an over-all Storyteller Award of $1000 which is selected from among the first place winners. General Formatting Guidelines and Contest Requirements All entries not adhering to these rules will be disqualified. Disqualified entries will not be judged but will be critiqued. Submit two (2) copies of your entry, which must be original, unpublished, unsold or not optioned work. No graphics, illustrations, or charts, etc. Double-space your entry in Times New Roman or Courier New in 12-point font size, with one-inch margins on 8-1/2 X 11'' paper. Use one side of the paper only. Photocopies are acceptable. Please paperclip your entry. No staples or binding. Your name will appear ONLY on the outside of the envelope [easy to open envelopes, please] and on the entry form with your return address. Make sure you do not put your name or any identifying data on or in any other section of your entry. Include a 9" X 12" self-addressed, stamped envelope for return of your entry with critique. Optional: self-addressed stamped post card to be used to notify you that your entry was received. (No metered postage.) Header on top left will contain the category # and your title. The page number on the right. The full title will appear on the first page of the manuscript. No separate title page is required. There is no limit to the number of entries; however, each entry must be submitted entirely separate in a different envelope with all required materials and separate entry fee enclosed. Only mailed entries will be accepted due to the necessity of a postmark. Metered postage must have a postmark date. No e-mailed or hand-delivered entries. No contact will be made with the judges or critiquers before the notification of winners. Progress of the contest judging will be updated on the SWW website for your convenience. Failure to adhere to these rules will result in disqualification from the judging. However, disqualified entries will receive a critique. Extraneous pages will be discarded. No refunds will be issued. The SWW Annual Writers Contest 2004 Brochure in .pdf format which you may print in available on site. Your 2004 Contest Entry Form is available on site Category Specific Guidelines These are in addition to the General Guidelines and Requirements NOVELS: First 10 pages, double-spaced, beginning with the prologue and/or first chapter. Plus a one-page, single-spaced synopsis. ?· 1. Mainstream ?· 2. Mystery, Suspense, Thriller, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror ?· 3. Romance, Historical, American Frontier, Western ?· 4. Middle Grade (4th-6th grades) and Young Adult (7th grade and up) SHORT STORIES: Up to 2,500 words. ?· 5. Mainstream and Literary ?· 6. All Genre stories, i.e.: romance, science fiction, mystery. ?· 7. Middle Grade (4th-6th grades) and Young Adult (7th grade and up) SHORT NON-FICTION: 800 to 2,500 words ?· 8. Article or Essay -- any topic NON-FICTION: ?· 9. Book Length First 10 pages , double-spaced. Plus a single-spaced, set-up of no more than 3 pages to include market competition, audience overview, and chapter headings. No charts, illustrations, or graphics, etc. CHILDREN: TARGET AGES 4 TO 7 YEARS ?· 10. Children's Books (Fiction, Non-Fiction, Picture Books) Up to 10 pages, double-spaced (Please do not include the illustrations.) SCREENPLAY: ?· 11. Screenplay First 20 pages, single-spaced in accepted screenplay format. Plus a double-spaced treatment of no more than 3 pages (describing the full screenplay/characters/etc.) No stage plays or TV series. POETRY: ?· 12. Poetry First 50 lines or fewer of a poem. No graphics, etc. PLEASE REFER TO YOUR CATEGORY BY THE CATEGORY NUMBER. Good Luck! Your 2004 Contest Entry Form is available on site. Proper formatting. --- Type entries double-spaced using Times New Roman 12, the font most commonly used. Do not use script, weird, fancy, or sans serif fonts. Type poetry submissions double-spaced. Type screenplays according to the standard screenplay format; but DO NOT bind them. Type the title in the middle of the first page of your manuscript, then begin the first line below the title. On succeeding pages, type the title or a key word from it in the left header and the page number in the right header. The first page does not have to be numbered. Your name appears on the Contest Entry Form only. The rules of the SWW contest conform to accepted publishing industry standards of manuscript preparation for submission of work to editors or agents. The more professional your submission looks, the easier it is for the editor or agent to read it. Use 8 1/2" x 11" white paper, not erasable bond. Send two copies of your entry (manuscript and, as required by category, synopsis, treatment, outline or query letter). * NET AUTHOR FLASH FICTION CONTEST http://netauthor.org/ Deadline June. 1st Prize: $100, 2nd Prize: $50, 3rd and 4th Prizes: $25. 1000 words or less. One entry per person. Check website for full details! 3) AGENTS * Cricket Pechstein(cricket@agentcricket.com) Agency: The Christina Pechstein Agency www.agentcricket.com DO NOT QUERY BEFORE VISITING THE WEBSITE FOR GUIDELINES Cricket embraces her clients??™ books ??“ but also the writers themselves, and their careers. Cricket??™s discriminating in what she takes on: high-concept nonfiction; edgy suspense novels and creative nonfiction with a twist, both powered by a distinguishing sense of place; a crackerjack, highly-seasoned author??™s voice; and characters with a lot to lose. * William Clark(wcquery@wmclark.com) Agency: Wm Clark Associates New York, New York, United States Home page: http://www.wmclark.com William Clark represents a diverse range of commercial and literary fiction and quality non-fiction to the book publishing, motion picture, television, and new media fields. A member of the Association of Authors??™ Representatives, Clark has worked at the The Virginia Barber Literary Agency, and from 1993 to 1997, William Morris Agency. Listed in Jeff Herman's directory of agents: Yes Reading fee: No **************************************************************************************** Classes Services All the classes I am teach currently are in partnership with Rob Parnell of The Easy Way To Write website (www.easywaytowrite.com). The current class is The Easy Way To Write Introduction to Horror Dark Fantasy, a 10 week class covering every thing from the writing life to sex and death in horror fiction. Full details on the class are available at www.easywaytowrite.com. Later in the month we??™ll be starting a class on Intermediate Women??™s Fiction - all setails will be available at www.easywaytowrite.com in the next couple of weeks. In the future, all details on my classes will available on the website and I can always be reached, for things relating either to the classes or the other writing services available at charboneaux@fastmail.fm Other services available through A Fire At Zero Gravity are : Editing of your manuscript Proofreading of your manuscript (we use the Chicago Manual) Ghost Writing Reviews of products or books A price list is available on request - just email me at charboneaux@fastmail.fm - but I guarantee our prices are the lowest on the web! **************************************************************************************************************************************************This Month??™s Guest Every month, A Fire At Zero Gravity will present an interview, article about, or column by, someone who is important in the writing, publishing or marketing community. Next month??™s guest will be Deb of Writing Writers and we hope to have interviews with Jinger Jarrett of Marketing For Writers and the Killer Market Arsenal as soon as she can make some time for us, perhaps even the month after Deb??™s interview. Deb will talking about her site and her forum and her writing, so be sure to check back. She??™s got a lot going on and is a formidable talent. You??™ll enjoy meeting her, I guarantee it. ************************************************************************************************************************************************** Articles Every month we??™ll have articles pertaining to writing, the writing life, marketing your work and dealing with the frustrations of marketing and rejections. Some of these will be written by myself, some by guest writers, some perhaps by you! This is not a paying gig, I??™m afraid, but if you??™ve got an article you want published, pay or not, this is the place to send it. The article will not only appear here in the newsletter, it will also appear on the Articles page of A Fire At Zero Gravity, for the month it is submitted. ALL RIGHTS ON ARTICLES ARE ONE TIME USE ONLY - after they have appeared for the month in the newsletter and on the website, all rights revert to you, the author. I will be archiving the articles, though, in the newsletter archives. If you have an objection to this, then please state that you wish the article to appear on the website ONLY and not in the newsletter. So contact me at : nomadagain2000@yahoo.com if you??™ve an article you??™d like to submit for publication with either the website or the website and newsletter.. ************************************************************************************************************************************************* For Advertisers If you would like to advertise in this ezine, please visit our website at www.firegravity.com and leave an email for charboneaux@fastmail.fm. Promo spots for Authors will be listed on the site and in the newsletter for a mere $10 per 6 months. Classified ads are also available at $5 per spot per month Again - email me at charboneaux@fastmail.com to order either of these paid advertising spots or if you have any questions concerning them. ************************************************************************************************************************************************** Subscribe/Unsubscribe : If you would like to subscribe to this ezine, please visit our website at www.firegravity.com and register for it at the welcome page. If you have any trouble, please notify me at charboneaux@fastmail.fm and I'll help you as much as I can. If you wish to unsubscribe, all you have to do go back in and unsubscribe yourself! Easy, yes? Subscriptions to this ezine are free. Eros Rust is published monthly. Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - 50x more storage than other providers! |
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