At 01:07 AM 10/12/01 +0000, Jim wrote:
>--- In SkunkworksAMA_at_y..., Jason Leisemann <jkwleisemann_at_y...> wrote:
>> Of course, there's also the theory espoused in
>> "TransFur," the comic on the Stripe Tease CD (by the
>> way - why aren't there any of the sisters on said
>> CD?), that could work out.
>
> The girls aren't on that CD because I told Mr. Duane that they
>weren't going to be on there. I even obtained a copy to verify that
>he didn't put any of my art on there. He is a person I try to avoid,
>and do not wish to have any dealings with.
> Besides, I'm the kinda guy who's crazy enough to track somebody
>down who causes major problems. But the medicine helps...
I missed the original message, but I concur with Jim. Kevin Duane is the
biggest huckster and con artist in the fandom. He cannot be trusted any
farther than you can throw USN Harry S. Truman. Buy from him only in
face-to-face operations, and even then watch your ass.
Jim, I'm quite sure that if you ever wanted to do a CD on your own, you
could make a decent amount of cash from it. Folks like Dr. Comet made a
tidy amount at Further Confusion doing their own disks, as it's not very
hard to set up. However, it's the sort of thing that would be better for
you to consider doing after a few more years, when you stop printing your
older works. Then you can put them on the CD and have them available there.
Of course, considering that you've been making intelligent business
decisions since I first heard of you, it's likely that you thought of all
this on your own ages ago. =};-3
Received on Thu Oct 11 2001 - 18:47:41 CDT