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While working in bookstores, I learned all of the ways that magazine companies were being stolen from and I’m determined to not let that happen to CIRCUS. When our quarterly issues begin, they’ll be available through online ordering only for the first year. Then we’ll try sending a few copies to outlets.

CREEM Magazine was only around from 1969 - 1989, just 20 years, compared to CIRCUS' 40 years of publications, (1966 - 2006). So it's a M-U-C-H bigger job than what CREEM has done. Keep that in mind along with the other factors that are going on between the two owners of CIRCUS Magazine (GR and JW) - some of which I can speak of and other problems that I can't. We have what we need to complete the job. It's the final negotiations that are being worked out.