Signal GK

By Duncan Law-Green ·

TML message #5287From bundle 449

Jim --

Thank you for allowing me to advertise Signal GK on TML. Here's a short
file giving information about the fanzine...

[Thanks - I'll share this with TML! -- James]

SIGNAL GK
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Signal GK is a MegaTraveller fanzine set in the Dagudashaag
Sector (the sector immediately to spinward of Core). The setting
was originally developed by Duncan Law-Green as part of his work
as a HIWG member, but the fanzine operates independantly of
that organisation.

Each issue is between 40 and 48 pages long, A4 page size. Additional
material is included with each issue, such as library data on a
particular subsector (in A5 loose format, ideal for filing in a ring
binder as a reference), deckplans (B4 size) and `Specials' articles
which were too large to fit in the magazine itself.

Each issue contains at least one `Contact' article, detailing a new
alien race or culture, and at least one `Port of Call' article
describing an individual system in detail. Other regular articles
include adventure scenarios of varying length, personalities, and
`INDISS', the Dagudashaag news service, as well as new weapons and
equipment, and discussion of variant rules systems.

Signal GK has one professional artist who contributes regularly, plus
several enthusiastic amateurs of varying degrees of skill (your truly
included!) Contributions to Signal GK are always welcome -- those from
skilled artists especially so!

The contact address for Signal GK is:-

	Jae Campbell
	The Sanctuary,
	45 Fairfield,
	Hebden Bridge,
	[address removed]
	UNITED KINGDOM

Individual issues of Signal GK cost about 1.50 (sterling) in the UK
and about 2.50 overseas (by surface) -- I will check these figures;
they may have changed recently. A three-issue (1 year) subscription is
5.00 in the UK and 7.50 overseas.

I hope you found this helpful, and I look forward to hearing your
comments on this magazine.

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Thanks again.

Duncan

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