The Renaissance Ink newsletter continues to change (for the better). This issue is bigger than the last.
I would like to start by welcoming our new International readers. The RI Newsletter is being read in Australia, U.K., New Zealand, Canada, and Poland.
This issue (#6) is the first issue with a cover price ($2.00) Subscriptions are offered at $15.00 a year. That's 12 issues with a $9.00 savings off the cover price. Start your subscription today so you won't miss a single issue.
Thanks goes out to Paul Roosa for his story submission. Fans will notice Paul has graced the newsletter in the past with artwork. Any other writers out there? The newsletter is looking for articles on ANY gaming subject. I also welcome letters, reviews, and critics. Send it in, I'll print it.
Lastly, I wouId Iike to finish by explaining the name Renaissance Ink. Websters defines renaissance as a revival or rebirth, an artistic literary and scientific revival. I have taken this meaning and the medium I use to form the name. Many things have changed since I started the GAME ROOM six years ago which lead to my personal renaissance and ink being used in my publishing as well as painting miniatures. The name Renaissance Ink is more like the term renaissance man than it is in referring to a period in time. I hope this clears up some of the confusion I have encountered.
I wish all of my readers happy and joyful holidays.
Jay
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