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New visitors please read this Blog from Old to New using Chronoblog, the past is important!
Wednesday, 7 May 2014
About this Blog.
This is the penultimate post before number 50,
having started in June of 2013 (wish me luck with more of this
endeavour)!
Much of my free time is
spent taking photos to record what is left of my collection of mainly
80's and 90's Anime and manga memorabilia, and cataloguing them. So
far I have spent many hours photographing and cropping, and dating,
and for me, and I hope you the reader I find Chronology is very
important, given that these memoirs I am blogging about are 24 to 27
years ago making a factual calendar of events, publications, and
Fandom life!
That is one of the many
reasons for the haphazard posting each month (I am working behind the
scenes.) of a minimum of four post per month, add to this the
“Gallery Page” & “Collections Page” & “Video Room”
uploads, and it would seem to me like having a part-time job right
after I finish my full-time work!
[Note: Using the simple
tool of the Date\ calendar on my computer, has been a great help when
it has looked like a year either side, but matching the day and its
date, and the year confirm the time stamp precisely.]
April\May 2014 I was
looking back at February and March in the most part. Cross
referencing adverts for comic-books from Magazines, comic-books, and
Fanzines has taken its time, and a little bit distracting as well.
Looking in to “Animag” the US (anime & manga) magazine for
its publication date, as well as the America Anime & Manga Club
“Summer Side” newsletter.
My hope in retrospect
though this online diary of yesteryear is that you are able to get a
good idea of what it was like or at least an overview of what
influenced the UK Anime & Manga Fandom that formed in 1990.
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