Paper.

The fantastic Kevin Costner vehicle Waterworld contained a line by a weasely water-pilot: "Paper. Have you ever seen paper before?" The character was throw-away, but the delivery was superb. Which may explain why it runs on a loop through my head.

Incidentally, the new issue is out.

Online issue.

I've put up this week's issue as a PDF. I expect paper copies to be available on the library door on Wednesday morning.

Next issue.

I'm planning on publishing this coming week. I figure the denizens of Menard need a little pick-me-up after being forced to come back after a (hopefully) relaxing break.

If you want to get anything in the next issue, please have it to me no later than Monday, March 21st by 6 PM. If you can't get it to me by then, but can get it to me within a few hours thereafter, please let me know before 6 so I can plan around it.

Good to be back, no?

Very old issues.

Ritchie Eppink, the newly elected Vice-President of the Student Bar Association, recently emailed me with the location of an ancient (by Internet standards, at any rate) inter alia archive. There are only a couple of issues, and they appear to be single page image files. But I thought it might be of interest. They're here, if you'd like to take a gander.

Okay, so they delivered early.

As of around noon today it seems the lastest issue of inter alia was up on the library door. And as of right this moment, it is up as a PDF.

New issue out tomorrow.

Look for the new inter alia tomorrow on the library door. It's jam-packed full of excitement, adventure, and really wild things!