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First: in less than an hour (where we are) It’ll be Earth Day! In recognition of this we’re offering an incentive to help keep Crossed Genres afloat and avoid killing trees at the same time: For Wednesday only, get a year’s subscription to the E-Book of Crossed ( Read more... )

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Sometimes, things just don’t go the way you planned them to.

It started when I got to my day job and went to merge the PDF issue together. I realized that I had all black-and-white images for inside the magazine. The Print edition is all-b&w inside, but the PDF ( Read more... )

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comes a website!

I pretty much did ALL the updating of the website today: added HTML code to the text, sized the images, created the new pages, sorted how to display the issue’s extra visual content, fixed hyperlinks… all of it. I’ll still have to go through it all ( Read more... )

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*sigh*

Even editors get rejection notices in their inboxes from time to time.  Well, often, actually.  I do, anyway.

See, the ‘trouble’ is my taste in art. I can spot a pro with just one glance at a thumbnail image on their DeviantArt gallery page.  Well, that’s ( Read more... )

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That is, me. Because of lack of sleep and it being a Monday. Ugh.

I did some more work on the Print edition. It’s just about complete, but I’m still waiting on one author. I did get the bio of the writer of our article though.

I also spent some time playing around ( Read more... )