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Returning this card automatically enters you in a random drawing for some
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cool freebies. The number of winners will depend on how much and what kind
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of "stuff" we have around, but we've been getting some great stuff lately.
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* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
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This is the reply card for Volume 2, Issue 3 of CYBERSPACE VANGUARD
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MAGAZINE: News and Views of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Universe.
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For those of you who are new to the publication, we normally do some sort
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of opinion poll in this space, but since we still have the second question
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from last issue to report and because we're about to embark on this
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multimedia journey, we thought we'd take a break from the usual poll and
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ask a few demographics questions to get a feel for who our audience is, and
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then list our past articles and interviews so you can help us pick the
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"Best of" CV.
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Confidentiality is assured. We won't be releasing this information to
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anyone but us, and no identifying information will remain attached to it.
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1) Where are you located?
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2) What kind of computer (if any) do you use?
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3) Do you normally subscribe to any science fiction newsmagazines (other
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than this one)?
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4) Do you normally subscribe to any science fiction literature magazines?
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5) Do you normally buy either of the above off the newstand? (If so,
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which one?)
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6) Do you have a computer at home? What kind?
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7) What do you normally use your computer for?
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8) Do you normally cruise the net looking for sf/f newsbites?
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9) Does the idea of a multimedia version of CV interest you? Would it
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interest you if you weren't on the net?
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10) What sort of features would you like to see in a multimedia sf
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newsmagazine?
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Listed below are some of the articles we've run in the past. Which would
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you like to see re-done in a multimedia format?
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Issue 1:1
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--!1!-- Jeff Kaake on SPACE RANGERS
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--!2!-- Peter Donat on TIME TRAX
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--!3!-- Eric Radomski on BATMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES
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--!4!-- J. Michael Straczynski on BABYLON 5
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--!5!-- Just what is MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000 anyway?
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Issue 1:2
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--!1!-- LeVar Burton in Firestorm: 72 hours in Oakland
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--!2!-- An interview with Katherine Kurtz
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--!3!-- Mike Carlin discusses why he killed Superman
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Issue 1:3
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--!1!-- Effects Guys Are Bizarre, or "Isn't that Sam Elliot's dead
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body?" (An interview with Howard Berger, effects for ARMY OF
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DARKNESS)
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--!2!-- On the Past and Future of Science Fiction, by CRAWFORD KILIAN
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--!3!-- What to Expect From Babylon 5, from J. MICHAEL STRACZYNSKI
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Issue 1:4
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--!21-- DC Comics' Second Massacre: Batman's Crippling and why Editor
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DENNY O'NEIL Thinks It's a Good Idea
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--!3!-- From Space Opera to the Grateful Dead: LOIS MCMASTER BUJOLD on
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Plot, Character, and Other Things on the Way to Perfection
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Issue 1:5
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--!2!-- Mysteries from Beyond the Scifi Channel: Why
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DR. FRANKLIN RUEHL Can't Be Abducted By Space Aliens
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--!3!-- The Illusion of Falling: KENNY BATES Makes His Mark On Filmmaking
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--!4!-- PETER CUSHING And The Mystery Of The Missing Films: Trying
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To Write A Book About The Master Of Horror
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Issue 1:6
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--!2!-- Within the Realm of Extreme Possibility: Creator CHRIS CARTER
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on the X-FILES
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--!3!-- The Highlander's Heart: An Interview with ADRIAN PAUL
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--!4!-- The Art and Science of Leaping Tall Buildings
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--!5!-- A Writer's Guide to STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION
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Issue 2:1
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--!2!-- Getting Away From It All: Taber MacCallum and Life Inside
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Biosphere 2
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--!3!-- Virtually There: Writing the Screenplay for DOUBLE DRAGON
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--!4!-- Either Here or There: Mike Resnick on Terrestrial Looks at
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Extraterrestrial Societies
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--!5!-- Past, Present, and Future Filk
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--!6!-- Computer Mediated Communication and Science Fiction Media Fans
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Issue 2:2
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--!2!-- Travelling the Cyber-Highway with William Gibson
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--!3!-- Stephanie Beacham: Dr. Westphalen's Cure For SEAQUEST'S Ills
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--!4!-- Getting Blown Up for Fun and Profit: The Indiana Jones Epic
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Stunt Spectacular
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--!5!-- Mind Uploading: Downloading Your Brain to a Machine
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--!6!-- The Business Side of Conventions: Building a Better Hotel
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Relationship
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Reply cards can be returned by e-mail to cn577@cleveland.freenet.edu or
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Cyberspace Vanguard at 1:157/564, or by Snail Mail to PO Box 25704,
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Garfield Hts., OH, 44125, USA. Submitters will be eligable for the drawing
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regardless of entry method.
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Also, we now have our own phone number. Questions can be directed to 216-
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491-2178(US). International callers should use appropriate country codes.
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Don't forget you can pick up the demo by anonymous FTP at
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etext.archive.umich.edu in /pub/Zines/Cyberspace.Vanguard. Check it out
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and let us know what you think!
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--
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CYBERSPACE VANGUARD MAGAZINE
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News and Views from the Science Fiction Universe
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TJ Goldstein, Editor | Send submissions, questions, comments to
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tlg4@po.cwru.edu | cn577@cleveland.freenet.edu
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