From: robertaw@drizzle.com   
      
   In article <10k44t8$155$1@panix2.panix.com>,   
    kludge@panix.com (Scott Dorsey) wrote:   
      
   > Evelyn C. Leeper  wrote:   
   > >None of them seem to have been lifetime subscribers, however, and what   
   > >the new owners' policy towards those is remains to be seen. The ones   
   > >I've heard from all seem to think that the magazine isn't what it was,   
   > >the cover of this issue looks like they skimped on the ink, their   
   > >policies toward authors is abysmal, and $12.99 per issue (or $46.95 for   
   > >four issues--assuming it lasts that long) certainly isn't worth it.   
   >   
   > Their policies toward authors is likely why the magazine isn't what it was.   
   >   
   > I wonder if there is even a possibility of newsstand sales, or have they   
   > killed that calf already?   
      
   I saw it, along with long delayed copies of the Nov-Dec issues of   
   _Analog_ and _Asimov's_ at a Barnes and Noble on Saturday. BTW, the   
   copies of _F&SF_ that I saw were the same height, width. and thickness   
   that _Analog_ and _Asimov's_ have had the last several years. I think my   
   subscription is still active, but I haven't received the newest issue   
   yet.   
      
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