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Note: E-mail addresses in this publication, as with any in the
dotguy.net domain are to be considered intellectual property of
their rightful owners and may not be appropriated for any
commercial use without the express written consent of the
rightful owner. No method of hervesting, manual, automatic or
otherwise, is permitted on this site under penalty of law. I have
prefixed all e-mail addresses with 'PARIAH_' to protect the
innocent. Remove this prefix from the e-mail address in order to
send actual email.
I also do free lanced programming with CornerNET Internet Gateway.
Your support would be appreciated. I am writing two stories and collecting 'Secrets of the Universe'
for future editions of Pariah Online Magazine. I'm praying that business picks up so that I can pay
the bills and have time to write. Pariah Online Magazine's domain name has just been renewed, so I will
be going to press again this month. We're working on a tech support system with CornerNet. Computer Co-Op,
the parent company of CornerNET Internet Gateway, provides tech support for Linux systems.
Just say no to Email Marketing.
Joel C. Furches
has just had a major update at his Secrets of the Unvierse
website. I was only marginally involved in that, but I did most of the grunt work behind the scenes. Some
of his work is featured in his store at www.cafepress.com.
The message board at Secrets of the Universe was recently updated as well.
You are not seeing things if this bar looks like the content is shrinking. I'm preparing
more space for active content on the site, and this is the space that I have chosen. You will
notice that I've already begun increasing the active content of Pariah Online Magazine's non-fiction
page. There is still room for more there.
Story submissions have
to be made before the 20'th of the month, as is listed on the
Submission Page. This month, I
got a late submission, but it is an addition to the popular Dark Hollow serial so I
held off publication to get it ready. That is not the only reason that I am late this month.
In fact, I was going to be late anyway. I'm trying to make enough money at computer work to
keep affording my volunteer projects. I do not get paid for Pariah any more than I can
afford to pay for submissions. Remember professional format. A paragraph should not be
less than 4 sentences, unless it is a dialog exchange, and standard manuscript writing
requires a double space after each sentence. You will not see these details
in online works, however, it will be required when you start making submissions to paying,
print magazines. You retain all rights to anything that you submit to Pariah Online Magazine.
If the option was open to me, then I would turn Pariah Online Magazine into a paying market.
However, aside from banner advertising, which I do not have the audience for, there has been
no way for me to make enough money from Pariah Online Magazine for the magazine to even pay
its own expenses. I [admiral@corner.net] have a paypal account, however, I cannot take credit cards and that has
cost me software sales. Oh well. Thy will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven.
--Admiral
Coeyman
Publishers
Chris Cartwright is
a freelanced artist for hire. If you need illustrations, see the samples here.
Remember that real people remove the 'PARIAH_' to send real mail.
I am removing the email addresses from this site
to protect the authors from 'email marketing.' The email links go to me even when I did not write the story. I am not
claiming anything that I did not write. If you have a legitimate cause to contact the writer's directly, then I can
arrange that. The mailing list should be working as well.
Solar Activity:
Associated Content Postings.
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February 5768
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SCIENCE-FICTION
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| Swimming on the Sun |
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GC Rosenquist |
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| Untamed Origin |
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Justin |
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| La Plato Island |
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Admiral Coeyman |
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| The Cure |
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Aaron Van Gossen |
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| The Sliding Queen of Canterbury |
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Chris Flowers |
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| Forgotten Memories of Who We Were. |
| The Timeater |
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Admiral Coeyman |
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| Timeater's Desert |
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Admiral Coeyman |
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| Inner Duction |
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Joel "Cop" Furches. |
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| A Shadow's Tale |
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Admiral Coeyman |
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(C)2009
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I am later than I havd expected, but we had a power outage on the day that I wanted to update the website. It is possible that I will not be going to work tomorrow. Pariah Online Magazine is now being archived with a subversion server on my end and that should lower the drive space usage on my end. It also makes it easier to handle the magazine in a single repository. Although I have been unable to really write lately, I have been doing something on my end.
You will notice that the Fear series, in the serials section, has been advancing lately. Justin Discontinued his second serial. I really wish that I could get back into writing since Justin's serials are the only thing on the Magazine that have been advancing. Before you submit to any magazine, be sure to read a sampling of the current edition in order to make sure that you are in sync with the editorial standards of that magazine. I have had recent submissions that would be perfect for other places and did not fit here.
Pariah Online Magazine is an online hobby magazine. We post story submissions here to connect readers and writers so that they can work together on creating the next generation of authors. We have wanted to become a paying market; however, Pariah Online Mangazine has no connection to any print medium. I cannot really help you if you are shopping a manuscript around or looking to sell illustrations. It has been difficult to maintain a regular publication schedule.
We are keeping an eye out for publishers that will take material that has been posted online. Justin sent me a link to one and I am looking over the site in order to post it here. I would like to give something back to the community even though I have been unable to write recently. I am facing medical problems that could put me in bed for about a month to recover. That will drive me crazy.
Although the content of this site is kind of stale, this is still an active site that is
taking submissions at this time. I would like to be able to pay for submissions, but I have
to have a way of making money first. I'm up for ideas. What would you like to see on this
site that would help me to get submissions? Is there a way of making enough to pay for
submissions without driving readers away from the site? I have been working steadily and am making enough to cover the bills. My computer is now upgraded and I can definitely afford my online hosting.
CornerNET Internet Gateway is still here to host
Pariah Online Magazine this month. Times are tough. I am working on programming projects
online and doing most of the editorials for
Secrets of the Universe.
That may eventually provide enough of an income for my needs, but CornerNET also has to
survive. If you need custom programming, web design, server construction or general
hosting, looking into CornerNET is a good way to show your support for Pariah Online
Magazine. Remember that Pariah is a free service. Right now, I cannot even afford to pay
writers for their contributions. Would a paypal donation system work?
--Admiral Coeyman
Artist Wanted
By: Joel
Okay, so, I went to the Baltimore Comicon, peddling my wares, as it were,
and I learned a few important things. The first among those is that being a
self-taught artist is not conducive to getting you a profession in the comic
industry. They have standards when it comes to material, media, and so on.
The second thing that I learned was that I am very promising as a writer. I
even have the contacts and resources to self-publish if I can come up with a
decent product. AND I have a colorist lined up. So, right now I am missing
an artist with some idea how to produce a professional looking comic.
So what I am saying here is that I am looking for an artist who would be
interested in teaming up with me to start a line of actual comics we could
get paid for.
Now, every time I have made a general public appeal in one of these articles,
I have received zero response. I expect this to be no different. However, should
any talented artists want to emerge from the woodwork, I not only have the
resources to self-publish, I have actually spoken to a few interested publishers
and have a plan to sell the project. All I need to launch you and I into the world
of comic publishing is someone with some talent who wants to step forward.
My contact information is on the page. You know what to remove to make a legitimate
email address out of it.
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