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Mutant Foxes

Wim Coleman

Well-Known Member
Just to let everybody know, Pat Perrin and I are publishing a free newsletter, or something of that kind—a thinkletter, a playletter, a museletter … called Mutant Foxes. What’s it all about? If we tell you, we’re liable to change our minds. But our brains are always busy, and we needed an outlet for ideas.

For greater flexibility and to add a little chaos to the format, we’re publishing Mutant Foxes in PDF files. We've put out six issues so far. Here's a link to the introductory issue, in which we do our best to explain ourselves:

https://playsonideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/mutant-foxes-01-2-3.pdf

And here's a link to our most recent issue, which deals with Rabelais, Cervantes, Shakespeare, and "Gutenberg-Punk":

https://playsonideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/mutant-foxes-06-.pdf

If you opt in for a free subscription, you’ll get an announcement email a link to the actual newsletter. (There is an unsubscribe option, too, of course.)

Here's a link to OPT IN:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1...GUmBni7IGpXUpYtCgA_aem_7b4XdwiDlQ1f8kXtEWlMeQ

Best wishes to all you creatives!
Wim
 
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I applaud your initiative. Interesting topics from what I can see. Having created more than my share of newsletters in previous careers, I know they aren't as simple to do as they might seem.
 
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