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From: sas@leadsv.UUCP (Scott Stewart)
Newsgroups: net.followup
Subject: Re: Welcome to Otherworlds! (announcing an alternative to sf-lovers)
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Date: Wed, 4-Dec-85 12:49:09 EST
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Posted: Wed Dec  4 12:49:09 1985
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A question for those on the net. Since this is a SF fanzine, could their 
be a problem calling it "Otherworlds" when Walden Books has their free
SF book club called the "Otherworlds Club"? Could this be a copywright
infringement?

Speaking of the "Otherworlds Club", I suggest all readers check it out.
You can join by simply filling out a membership form. You get a membership
card that gives you a discount of 10% on a purchase of $5.00 - $15.00, 15%
on a purchase of over $15.00, for paperbacks by most major publishers,
including TSR, DelRay, Ace, Tor, etc. The best part of the membership is 
the free newsletter called "Xignals". This newsletter announces new releases
from the publishers, has interviews and profiles with new and old writers,
letters columns, reader's quizes, and announcement of rereleases.
Occasionally, club members are offered special limited issue of some 
classic titles. For free, the club is worth it.

					Scott A. Stewart
					LMSC - Sunnyvale