And as a side note, you've still got time to send us material for Sub Rosa #7-- the due date is 28 February 2011, so we can have it to you by the tail of March.
Um . . . the Sub Rosa website is a bit confusing. What exactly do you get for the troupe issue? Is that a standing subscription to the entire series, a dead-tree copy you can lend to your troupe members, or something else that I'm a bit too dense to figure out?
It's a bit of an honor system purchase-- if you buy the troupe issue and then there's no issue with sharing the file amongst the members of your troupe.
And issue #8 is shaping up great! We should have it ready fairly soon, two-ish weeks.
I have tried a few times to subscribe now, but the subscription page is empty and I cannot find a way to let you have my money. After winning two numbers of SubRosa at GTUK on Sunday I really want to get the rest as well.
So how do I get you to take my money and give me SubRosa. It looks like I've been missing out on a lot of good stuff.
The website is really where I've failed to do right by Sub Rosa. Now that the [REDACTED] project I was working on is in playtest, I can try fixing that this fall. In the meantime, you can order issues by:
My hope is that by Issue #9, we'll have it all resolved with 2+ ways to buy Sub Rosa.
Sure thing. You send funds to subrosa@distantlandspublishing.com via paypal. Details are in the first post, but I should edit it to add this:
"If you'd like to purchase an issue of Sub Rosa, send $4.50(US) for single issues, $13(US) for a troupe issue via paypal to subrosa@distantlandspublishing.com send and we'll shoot you a link to download your copy. If you order four issues, we'll knock .50 off each for $16 for a block of four."
I got some art in this week for this issue, too, so #19 is coming together.