RUBY’S PROMOTIONAL BLURB
\nISSN NO: 1079-6673, International Ref. Books Serial No: A0019982<\/p>\n
Ruby’s Pearls, the elecmag Al Neuharth called “fascinating
\nreading;” two-time winner of the industry’s Digital Quill Award as
\nbest publication 1991-92 and 1992-93, invites your submissions.
\n This monthly publication does not pay its writers and does not
\nclaim any rights to stories submitted aside from a one-time
\nshowcasing in the magazine, and possible inclusion in the “best of”
\nanthology which is published yearly, hard copy. It makes no charge
\nto any reader, and while it is distributed by subscription to at
\nleast one board in each of the 50 states, as well as GEnie and
\nCompuServe, it is also uploaded, at the publisher’s expense, to a
\nnumber of sites internationally, such as Hong Kong, China, Japan,
\nLondon, Paris, Canada and Portugal — with its latest two sites
\nbeing Dublin, Ireland and Ascunsion, Paraguay. It has been written
\nup in The New York Times, Analog Magazine, and Miami’s New Times,
\namong other publications, is listed in Writer’s Market, Writer’s
\nShort Story and Novel Market, and Georgia\/Florida Writer’s Market.
\nRuby’s Pearls continues to seek publicity, with an eye toward
\nexpanding readership.
\n Ruby’s exists only for the benefit of its readers and its
\nwriters, and seeks submission of all quality mystery\/adventure\/
\nhumor short fiction offerings. Acknowledged by Digital Publishing
\nAssociation’s President to be the premiere elecmag on the market,
\nRuby wants to put you in print in Singapore. Submissions can be
\nmade directly to the RP home board, Ruby’s Joint, 1-904-777-6799
\nand can be made by upload on a first call; or on disk in ASCII
\nformat to: 9832-1 Sandler Road, Jacksonville, FL 32222. Other
\nsubmission methods are: via FIDO NetMail, address 1:112\/129; routed
\nthrough RIME, board number 5215; and Internet, address:
\nRuby@gate.net.
\n Each entry in every Ruby issue is individually copyrighted, and
\nthe contents are copyrighted as a whole, in their entirety, and may
\nnot be reproduced in part, but only in whole, and in no format
\nother than electronic. Ruby’s Pearls is expressly not to be
\nreproduced in any other than a not-for-profit manner. Each
\nstory\/adventure in every Ruby’s Pearls issue is individually
\ncopyrighted in the name of its author, and any request to reproduce
\nan individual piece, independent of the entire contents of any
\nissue, must be sought and obtained from the individual author.
\nRuby’s Pearls may not be reproduced in any CD ROM or other
\nelectronic collection which is offered for sale. Such inclusion is
\nan express violation of the legal copyright herein advertised. <\/p>\n
For back issues, special adventures and ongoing humor and chat,
\ncall:
\n RUBY’S JOINT BBS – 1-904-777-6799
\n Home of the legendary Ruby Begonia 777-6700 <\/p>\n
or FTP the magazine on Internet: <\/p>\n
ftp ftp.gate.net
\n login: anonymous
\n Password: [your e-mail address]
\n cd \/pub\/users\/ruby
\n binary [very important; this ensures the .ZIP shows up as a
\n .ZIP!]
\n get rubyv*.zip (any issue number up thru 39, Dec. 94.) <\/p>\n
When the transfer is complete, type “bye”–then download the file
\nfrom your Internet provider to your own computer. Volume 39 is the
\nlatest in the Ruby’s Pearls Humor\/Fiction Elecmag which has been
\npublished monthly since September, 1991. Back issues are available.<\/p>\n
