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M c S W E E N E Y ' S # 3 On August 2, the McSweeney's Representative makes for Reykjavik, to get the third issue of the print version printed. This means that if you have any intention or hope of receiving this issue any time in, say, August, you need to send in those subscription checks now. ($28, to McSweeney's, 394A Ninth Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215. Canadians pay $34.) All new subscriptions received by the end of this week will be entered into the database before press, and those subscribers will be sent their copies straight from Boston, when the ship hits shore. Subscriptions received thereafter will be subject to our sometimes-slow fulfillment process. [A process which, by the way, will be overhauled next week. McSweeney's has secured help for this task -- all those who have waited patiently will be soon rewarded meagerly.] Also, the subscription price will soon rise, as production costs are rising. Why are production costs rising? Here is why:
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