Contenido del artículo

• The E-Sylum: Volume 6, Number 23, June 8, 2003, Article 16
  

  WANDERING ASYLUM SUBMISSIONS
  

  Robert Zavos writes: "I was glad to read Tom Fort's comments
  on submissions to The Asylum in the last issue of The E-Sylum.
  I was one of those whose submissions were lost. In my case, I
  mailed two submissions from Florida in December 2002. One
  was a comment on a Letter to the Editor in which I was involved.
  My letters were not published in the next Asylum, but I was not
  real surprised. As the editor of a publication in another field I am
  aware of the problems of balancing space availability with
  submissions.
  

  To my surprise the real reason surfaced about 5 months later
  when my letter was returned with a yellow USPS sticker marked
  "attempted not known". In between I had moved from Florida
  back to Pittsburgh and the letter eventually followed the same
  route. Amazingly, my house is only about 3 miles from the original
  Post Office that failed to deliver. I will try again, after all, its been
  12 years since my last submission to the Asylum."
  

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• http://www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v06n23a16.html

Fecha de publicación

• 2003-06-08

Volumen

• 6

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