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Ripperologist Magazine Issue 172 will be out in mid to late October.
If you would like to submit content (long or short, opinion, reviews, etc) let us know of your intention and have it submitted no later than the end of September.
Contact us at ripperologist@casebook.org
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Greetings!
A few final items are being added to the new issue of Ripperologist Magazine which will delay the release for about a week.
It should be emailed out sometime next week.
If you’ve not subscribed, and if you’ve not emailed contactripperologist, our new subscription method is now up and running. Go to ripperologist.co.uk and choose ‘Subscribe’ from the drop down menu.Fill out the form and you’re done!
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Only a few more days until Ripperologist #171 hits your inbox. Brand new look. Brand new crew (mostly).
But with the content you've grown to love.
Feature articles
I Beg to Report
Press Trawl
Book reviews
News and Opinions
...and more surprises in store!
Haven't subscribed?
contactripperologist@gmail.com gets you added to the mailing list.
If you're already a subscriber and have been receiving issues in the past- you do not need to resubscribe.
JMLast edited by jmenges; 04-10-2024, 02:15 AM.Leave a comment:
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Good luck to the new Ripperologist team. Same goes to Adam with Crime Through Time.
Just a note about back issues of Ripperologist. The URL in the link gives me a 404.
The following link will get you there.
Instead of backissues in the URL, it's back-issues
By the way, on the Ripperologist website's Index page where there's a pdf of an index of issues 113-160 there's a clickable link labelled "Click here to download the index as a PDF file" but I think the link's URL is the location of the file on the computer hosting the website. It doesn't work anyway.
As I've mentioned the pdf index, if you want it, I have it on my Dropbox. Try this -
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I am looking forward to the new Ripperologist and am very excited by the new team.
This is an outstanding, professional, reviewed periodical that is free of charge. This is truly a credit to all involved. Thank you for your hard work.
Appreciation aside, in thinking about sustaining Ripperology long-term, should it be free? This is a more general comment that extends to Casebook, Rippercast, published authors, etc. For example, I would love to superchat or subscribe to the Patreon of members of this editorial team and pick their brains. Yes, they do it for free on forums like here but often you have to scroll through many pages of discussion to get up to date on hot topics and there is no guarantee that an established expert will reply directly to your post.
Is anything like Patreon or live steams with donations being done in Ripperology? I already pay $1 to $10 a month (big spender) on other Patreons and YouTube channels that I appreciate and would love to support Ripperology in this way too. I suspect that many here also would do so. I'm sure I could just make a donation - and should given the decade plus of information and entertainment this website has provided - but the interactive nature is absent when one just donates.
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Bump.
The new issue of the Rip will be released this Spring!
Subscribe to Ripperologist Magazine by emailing contactripperologist@gmail.com.
*If you're a previous subscriber under Adam Wood's stewardship of the magazine, we already have you on the list.
Thanks!
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Now THAT is a team!Originally posted by jmenges View Post
The combined knowledge and wisdom of that list of exceptionally talented 'Ripper' related individuals, is scary (in a good way)
Exciting times ahead!
RD
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