My subscription to this magazine couldn’t run out soon enough. You can imagine my surprise when I read this in Keith Poulter’s “Editorial” column: “We switched printers with the last issue and failed to make clear that the magazines should continue to be mailed to subscribers in polybags. As a result they were not bagged and a number (about a dozen) were damaged in the mail, necessitating their being replaced. As subscribers will already have noticed, this issue was bagged and this will be the case with all future issues.” I can report and as you can see, THIS ISSUE WAS NOT BAGGED!
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Looks like the bummer got ahold of that thing!
I know your problems with the mag, but there have been a couple of good articles by my former graduate advisor and friend William G. Piston in recent issues.
There have been a few, but overall the magazine continues to suffer.
I don't know if it is me, my computer or the pictures but they are backwards….now that would be a serious flaw in the new printers job.
Very funny. I used my Mac's camera for this.
Mine was. I live in Canada so there may be a different method of handling foreign maiings.
I stay far away from this magazine, in large part because of the horror stories I've read about here. Your post title made me laugh…I thought of Scarface.