Subject: On Publishing: A Little More...
From: "John D Haefele" <[email-masked]>
To: "Char Olson" <[email-masked]>, "Dan Boulden" <[email-masked]>, "George Vanderburgh" <[email-masked]>, "Henry & Pat Russell" <[email-masked]>, "James Roberts" <[email-masked]>, "Jim Kirchstein" <[email-masked]>, "Karen Nelson" <[email-masked]>, "Kay Price" <[email-masked]>, "Kenneth Grant" <[email-masked]>, "Mary or David Schweitzer" <[email-masked]>, "Perry Huntoon" <[email-masked]>, "Rodney Schroeter" <[email-masked]>, "Tracy Heron" <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 11 Oct 2011 13:07:40 -0500

Hi everyone,

I hope that you will read the attached scan, which is something I lifted
from a brand new "[Barry] Malzberg & [Mike] Resnick Dialogues" magazine
column.  Here are a handful of Barry's comments about the future of
publishing, which are self-explanatory, but which also help to explain why I
have been advocating with the Board that future releases under the auspices
of ADS should be carefully thought through and planned, and not be merely a
straight reprint-that we should consider new and unique combinations,
packaging along with the intended "content" fresh introductions,
bibliographic information, relevant illustrations, etc., as well as
promoting and then meeting or exceeding  a new implied promise that the ADS,
more than any other source of Aug's materials, stands for authoritative
texts, rigorous copy-proofing, and top-notch production values, no matter
which channel of distribution is used.

Again-respectfully,

John