Forum unknown
· Help/Announcements
#CD-ROM
7 messages in this thread
The Compute! editor who was on here is Charles Brannon (76004,73), Program
Editor and author of the Amiga columns. Don't be too hard on him; he seems to
be an Amiga enthusiast, and can hardly be responsible for the views of the
magazine's Founder/Editor in Chief. Don't remember seeing him on here since
April/May, about the time that Compute!'s "Amiga Programmer's Guide" was
published.
Charles Brannon is not a Compute! editor any more. He left over a month ago,
maybe more, I think. His Amiga-oriented column was up for grabs for a while,
but I think Sheldon Leemon might be taking it.
Ah ha — word from the editors' underground. 😉 Too bad about C. Brannon
leaving Compute! (I HATE titles that end in "!" (Online!, too)). He seems
to have been responsible for some of the initial support the magazine
displayed during the bleakish days last winter. Wonder if the recent skew
in the editorial policy was related to his departure? Should we expect to
see C.B. in Amazing Computing in a month or two? heh heh
Editor underground? Whah? Maybe he would like to write for Amazing Computing.
Hmm. Sheldon Leemon is writing a little for us now, after I pulled all his
teeth out. If Sheldon is there, then he could talk Arlen Levitan into writing,
and… 🙂
Editor underground? Whah? Maybe he would like to write for Amazing Computing.
Hmm. Sheldon Leemon is writing a little for us now, after I pulled all his
teeth out. If Sheldon is there, then he could talk Arlen Levitan into writing,
and… 🙂
Ah ha — word from the editors' underground. 😉 Too bad about C. Brannon
leaving Compute! (I HATE titles that end in "!" (Online!, too)). He seems
to have been responsible for some of the initial support the magazine
displayed during the bleakish days last winter. Wonder if the recent skew
in the editorial policy was related to his departure? Should we expect to
see C.B. in Amazing Computing in a month or two? heh heh
Charles Brannon is not a Compute! editor any more. He left over a month ago,
maybe more, I think. His Amiga-oriented column was up for grabs for a while,
but I think Sheldon Leemon might be taking it.