Weltevreden SA
11-03-2019, 06:01 AM
Hi All,
I used our recent dismal weather to list South Africa's Deep Sky journal Nightfall on a magazine-content aggregator that will be picked up by Google and other search engines. Here's the link:
https://issuu.com/douglasbullis
Before, you had to know where we were in order to find us. Just now you can't directly download all 10 issues and reports from the aggregator's website until our editor Doug Bullis pays lotsa bucks for the privilege. That will happen on payday, like all of us.
Nightfall features the work of Aussie astro-imagers like Greg Bradley, Aavandonk, Murray Parkinson, and Andrew James. We published a major feature piece by Andrew in our January issue, downloadable here:
https://issuu.com/douglasbullis/docs/_nightfall_v3__1_full-length_midrez
We are also interested in in-depth astronomy articles written and illustrated by Aussie astro-enthusiasts. Send me a pitch and let's talk.
Spread the word. Doug Bullis and I are doing a huge amount of work to produce the most beautiful astronomy magazine there is. There's no ads to clutter it up, and it's FREE. (Last I heard, "free" = "good".)
=Dana in S Africa
I used our recent dismal weather to list South Africa's Deep Sky journal Nightfall on a magazine-content aggregator that will be picked up by Google and other search engines. Here's the link:
https://issuu.com/douglasbullis
Before, you had to know where we were in order to find us. Just now you can't directly download all 10 issues and reports from the aggregator's website until our editor Doug Bullis pays lotsa bucks for the privilege. That will happen on payday, like all of us.
Nightfall features the work of Aussie astro-imagers like Greg Bradley, Aavandonk, Murray Parkinson, and Andrew James. We published a major feature piece by Andrew in our January issue, downloadable here:
https://issuu.com/douglasbullis/docs/_nightfall_v3__1_full-length_midrez
We are also interested in in-depth astronomy articles written and illustrated by Aussie astro-enthusiasts. Send me a pitch and let's talk.
Spread the word. Doug Bullis and I are doing a huge amount of work to produce the most beautiful astronomy magazine there is. There's no ads to clutter it up, and it's FREE. (Last I heard, "free" = "good".)
=Dana in S Africa