A quick reminder that it is not too late to submit your very first
"e-journal" and become a member of the newest group involved with the
discussion, appreciation, and literary criticism of the work of
Robert E. Howard.
The embryonic "Robert-E-Howard: An Electronic Amateur Publication
Association" (an "EAPA") is seeking contributing "e-zines" and
"e-journals" from Active Members who will be co-founders of this new
REH-intensive enterprise: an association of Howard enthusiasts and
scholars.
Details may be found at the official web site:
http://www.pop-lit.com/reheapa
or at its mirror site:
http://homepages.go.com/~reheapa/index.html
The first "Official Posting" is scheduled for March 22nd (Vernal
Equinox), and submissions of contributing journals and zines are open
through March 15th as already posted (but material received before
March 20th will be ok too -- this is a quicker "medium" than print to
work in, and distribution is relatively quickly handled).
This is NOT a closed group or clique of any sort.
This is NOT something that requires you to be a web design guru in
order to be a member. Simple word-processor churned out (saved as
"HTML") stuff is fine.
This is NOT intended to subvert or erode any ongoing REH study efforts.
This IS an association designed to be complementary and supplementary
to ongoing and future REH studies.
Previously published work IS welcome as part of contributions (4
Official Postings per year, but only 2 required as minimum each year
from Active Members).
For further information contact:
Frank Coffman ("Acting" Official Online Editor)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] OR [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Frank Coffman
popliterateur at eBay (also [EMAIL PROTECTED])
Assoc. Prof. of English and Journalism, Rock Valley College
Editor, THE DARK MAN: The Journal of Robert E. Howard Studies
Frank Coffman
popliterateur at eBay (also [EMAIL PROTECTED])
Assoc. Prof. of English and Journalism, Rock Valley College
Editor, THE DARK MAN: The Journal of Robert E. Howard Studies
