Editor’s Notes

September 25, 1998

I always seem to be apologizing for being quiet. This time, my quietude
was brought on by a much-needed vacation from August 28 to September 7, and
prolonged by the obligation of catching up with all the work I got behind
on during that vacation.

Unfortunately, the result of all that is that I’ve been almost entirely
“out of the loop” for the better part of a month. Needless to say, I hope
to rectify this grave problem in the nearest possible future. I hope that
my workload has now leveled off at a level which will allow me to not only
preserve what I pass off as sanity, but also complete some much-needed and
oft-delayed work here on the site.

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Have Queensryche diversified into the consumer laundry detergent business?
This issue’s cover art is by David
Ascoli, who’s developed a hobby of creating amusing parody art based
on Queensryche themes.

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This issue’s cover art is by Theresa Smith of the
Empire of the Sun in
Phoenix, Arizona, who says, “I’m not very good, but Bryce and Photoshop
are so much fun to play with.” Thanks to Theresa for the picture!

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This issue’s cover art comes from “GB,” webmaster of the

Electric Requiem website, who works with a variety of graphics
software. Thanks, “GB!”

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This issue’s cover art comes from Spence, webmaster of the
Sacred Ground
website. He created it using the popular computer graphics program,
Bryce. Thanks, Spence!

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