Iron Rations Back from the Dead

[Christian Walker]

I just wanted to day that if you were on the Iron Rations mailing list, then expect a little somethin' somethin' late next week. I sent out Iron Rations 6 early this month, liked the "way it felt," and decided to do IR 7.

That is all.

http://www.scrollworkspress.com/rations.htm

PS: It's raining. In the desert. Weird.

 

[Ed Cha]

Congrats! I've heard good things about Iron Rations, but how is it different from Scrollworks?

Also, Iron Rations is supposed to be free with a suggested donation, but how much do you suggest for a donation and could I get back issues included? Does the price for Scrollworks include shipping?

Thanks and good luck!

 

[Sanackranib]

IR

Cool! thanks chris I look forward to reviewing it.
Joe

 

[MythosaAkira]

How does one re-subscribe? #4 is the last one I received...

Good to hear this is going again.

 

[Christian Walker]

Some answers...

Ed: Scrollworks is a digest format, some 28 pages, cardstock covers, etc. Iron Rations is a "single sheet zine." Basically, it's a double-sided piece of paper. Scrollworks is more "involved," while Rations is something I fire off just for grins. Snail mail rules.

Iron Rations is free and donations are not required. Some folks have donated in the past, but that's not a pre-requisite to getting on the mailing list. If you e-mail me your mailing addy, I'll put you on it.

I am not doing back issues at the moment, mostly because I have a lot going on right now and I'd need to print back issues up.

The $3.50 for an issue of Scrollworks includes shipping.

Mythos: E-mail me your mailing addy and I'll make sure you are on the list. To save money, I'm only sending within the US, or to APOs.

Joe: I hope you enjoy the issues.

Take it easy, all.

 

[Ed Cha]

I ordered the latest copy of Scrollworks and the compendium of the first 13 issues. Looking forward to seeing your work!

Also, do you have a yearly subscription rate or anything like that?