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On sight of your article Charles, for the attention of any paid-up subscribers, please find below some interesting dialogue I have been having with Eulogy since I subscribed to them: PE: I have not received any email from you or any issues whatsoever. Please inform me as to when I can expect to receive my issues from 1st June. Eulogy: Thank you for your email. The second issue of Eulogy comes out on September 30th, so you will be receiving your issue then. PE: What happened to the July issue? I was expecting the July issue when I subscribed on… Read more »
Hmn, this is all a bit worrying. I shall ask them for a statement. This mag was greeted at its birth with such optimism from so many readers of this blog (though not from the curmudgeons, of course; they know who they are!)
While I’m about it, I may even draw attention to the misspelling of my name. I chuckled when I saw that, what with the reputation that getting the name wrong has in funeral circles.
Phillip, it sounds as if you’d have more luck trying to communicate with the dead (chuckle chuckle).
Still havent had a response from my email guys! I wait with abated breath. Perhaps we made need to form a séance!
I’ll get out the ouija board.
I to subscrided to the Euolgy magazine and never recieved a copy. However when I read of its death I emailed and had no reply so put it down to “Oh well thats life”
Trying to read it on line is very difficult, you can’t save a copy as PDF to read at another time.
Will see what happens… its just another magazine that covers the same topics as the FS times etc.
Which now for a hard copy (Where as it was free) it has to be paid for but read on line for free.