Paul Winter's blog

A limited run of 50 copies of CM IV have been produce din print format. They are sold at our eBay site in support of the NSPCC
http://r.ebay.com/1iswD9

To get this week off a good start, we are pleased to make available as a free download, a DWAS publication from 1979. 'Amazing Journeys' was the third special publication from the DWAS Reference Department run then by Jeremy Bentham. It followed the 'Dalek Cyberman Autumn Extra' and 'The Companion Volume'.

Following recent events, we have taken the decision to withdraw some parts of Celestial Toyroom issue 475. This means that some of the magazine has had to be reprinted with new content. Hopefully it will still arrive with members before the end of the month.

With effect from 18th October 2017 we regret that John Davies is no longer connected with the Society. Recent news reports concerning John's conviction for a serious offence came as a complete shock to us all and doubtless to many other people who have worked with him on CT and other publications.

Cosmic Masque issue IV is now available. This is a 76 page magazine about being a fan - full of fiction, reviews, interviews and articles. As with all our e-magazines, it is free for everyone to download. Just follow the links to your preferred format - single page to a view, or two page spreads.

Cosmic Masque issues I, II and III are also available.

We are pleased to welcome Anneke Wills to The Capitol in April....

http://www.dwasonline.co.uk/thecapitol/

Thank you to everyone who took part in our recent eBay auction to raise funds for Syrian Refugees in North London. The total sent to the support project, which Peter and Elaine Capaldi are part of, after eBay fees was £5830. With Gift Aid tax relief this should increase to over £7280.

Our eBay auction has less than a day to go - click here for details:

http://www.dwasonline.co.uk/capaldi_script_charity_auction

A reminder that as well as bidding you can also support our fundraising by buying a Postcards or Badge set.

The sad news this afternoon, 21st July 2017, is the death of Debbie Watling at age 69, best known to us all as Victoria Waterfield from Patrick Troughton's era.