Good afternoon folks!
Roughly two years later than planned, the third issue of Colour Personal Computing fanzine is now completed and going through one final proof read before being sent to the printers at the end of the week.
The plan is to then post out to subscribers on the 14th-15th July and to those purchasing the fanzine now from the 16th.
It is the biggest issue yet, leading with a feature on Hi-Tec Software (that's been four years in the making!) and featuring reviews of titles such as The Dawn of Kernel, Ghosts 'n' Goblins, Pinball Dreams and many more. We'll also be taking a look at the USIfAC Serial Interface and 8-bit Memoirs Issue 1.
We have also revamped our website:
www.cpcfanzine.com has now become
www.cpcstore.co.uk (see my flashy new avatar) and we'll be selling some bits & bobs of interest to CPC users alongside issues of the fanzine.
We will only be offering single issues going forwards, due to the somewhat sporadic nature of issues being released (although we are looking to improve on this!). You can pre-order the fanzine now for dispatch on the 16th July if you're interested. If you're not sure if it's your cup of tea, you can get PDF's of the first two issues for free from our website.
If any of you have subscribed to the fanzine and are unsure if we have your correct address details on file, please contact me via PM.
I will also be contacting all subscribers over the next couple of days by e-mail.
Thanks for your time,
James.