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If you'd like to offer your support to ensure Greyhawk Online is able to continue showcasing fan's creations and see them shared with other fans of the World of Greyhawk, we appreciate your wonderful donation!  You'll be credited in each issue as a "Contributing Member", and on a special page on GreyhawkOnline.com, noting your dedication to helping fans create and share for the World of Greyhawk.

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 by an author, artist, or editor of that issue of the magazine, with an optional inscription, dedicated to any person you wish.

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A little about Greyhawk Online, and the Oerth Journal  magazine.

GreyhawkOnline.com has been creating and sharing new Greyhawk material for free since 2003, and the OJ has been distributed since 1995. 

Both GHO and the OJ are put together by volunteer editors, artists, and authors who are all huge fans of the setting!  

In addition to publishing the Oerth Journal, GHO sponsors the Great Library of Greyhawk (the largest continually updated wiki dedicated to the World of Greyhawk), offers webspace to Greyhawk fans, publishes an immense variety of articles relating to the World of Greyhawk, as well as links to all kinds of resources and blogs about Greyhawk.

The Oerth Journal always been, and always will be, a free digital magazine and every issue is available for download.  Now, it is also available in print as a gift to our donors.  It has articles about the gods, nations, and people of the Flanaess and beyond, as well as new spells, new monsters, NPCs, and even adventures!

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I wanted to touch base with y'all, to make sure everyone knows OJ36 should've started arriving in mailboxes now!  

As some of you may know, it was shipped a little late because even after the address fiasco with the system not having collecting addresses and y'all having addresses manually, I ended up having to have foot surgery.  I had an incident on my 109th skydive when landing on my feet which resulted in five fractures and some of it required screws and pins to reassemble them. Though the last month has been rough, I'm healing well now, and I've been able to start getting to move room-to-room a little so I can be in the office a little.

At any rate, let us know when yours arrives!  Post a pic of your magazine on social media with a link to the OJ download page or fundraising site, and tag @greyhawkonline (on FB, Twitter, Reddit, Insta, Pinterest) and you'll be credited in the next issue of the OJ!! 

Let's see 'em!  Put up a pic, and tell us where you're from! Show it as your gaming table, on your desk, with your coffee mug, in the mailbox, at your FLGS, or with your cat or dog!  

And post where you're from, so we can see where they're arrriving! 

I wanted to touch base with y'all, to make sure everyone knows OJ36 should've started arriving in mailboxes now!  

As some of you may know, it was shipped a little late because even after the address fiasco with the system not having collecting addresses and y'all having addresses manually, I ended up having to have foot surgery.  I had an incident on my 109th skydive when landing on my feet which resulted in five fractures and some of it required screws and pins to reassemble them. Though the last month has been rough, I'm healing well now, and I've been able to start getting to move room-to-room a little so I can be in the office a little.

At any rate, let us know when yours arrives!  Post a pic of your magazine on social media with a link to the 

, and tag @greyhawkonline (on FB, Twitter, Reddit, Insta, Pinterest) and you'll be credited in the next issue of the OJ!! 

Let's see 'em!  Put up a pic, and tell us where you're from! Show it as your gaming table, on your desk, with your coffee mug, in the mailbox, at your FLGS, or with your cat or dog!  

And post where you're from, so we can see where they're arrriving! 

OJ#36 in your mailbox!

We've run into a snag with shipping.   It seems a substantial portion of our members didn't have the website request your physical address when you made a Continuing Donation.  So, while we may have had your address previously on Patron, or may have had it for an order from a One-time Donation, we need your address associated with your "subscription".   We can't hunt down a hundred addressess by hand, and enter them one at a time on mailing labels.  It would be  difficult to tell which members we did or didn't have previously. 

Anyway, login to your Jemi dashboard, and update your information, please.  

And let us know when you've done it, and we'll be able to ship out your order right away!  

Oh! Also ... your name, for shipping.  If you have a Google login name, or a funny screenname, or something of that kind, not only can we not address your OJ36 correctly, we can't credit you properly.  So, be *sure* the name on your Jemi is the name you will be shipped to, and/or the name you want to be credited by, as a Supporter in the OJ!!

Thank you each, not only for your donations, but, also for taking the time for this update. 

We've run into a snag with shipping.   It seems a substantial portion of our members didn't have the website request your physical address when you made a Continuing Donation.  So, while we may have had your address previously on Patron, or may have had it for an order from a One-time Donation, 

s associated with your "subscription".   We can't hunt down a hundred addressess by hand, and enter them one at a time on mailing labels.  It would be  difficult to tell which members we did or didn't have previously. 

Anyway, login to your Jemi dashboard, and update your information, please.  

And let us know when you've done it, and we'll be able to ship out your order right away!  

  If you have a Google login name, or a funny screenname, or something of that kind, not only can we not address your OJ36 correctly, we can't credit you properly.  So, be *sure* the name on your Jemi is the name you will be shipped to, and/or the name you want to be credited by, as a Supporter in the OJ!!

Thank you each, not only for your donations, but, also for taking the time for this update. 

WE NEED YOUR SHIPPING ADDRESS NOW

We're also happy to tell you physical issues have now also arrived from the printers!  There are 100 issues available, and vailable for download as a 

For those who may not have heard, Oerth Journal #36, "Festivals of the Flanaess" (Spring 2022) has been released and is now available for  download as a free PDF! 

We're also happy to tell you  physical issues have now also arrived from the printers!  There are 100 issues available, and can be ordered right now, right here on Jemi under "Single Donations"!! 

Unfortunately, we have "Sustaining Donations" turned off for just a moment, because the issue just came out and donors could, in theory, make a sustaining donation and get the magazine for $3 (or so) and then immediately cancel their continuing donation.  All those who are currently Sustaining Donors will receive their issue, as normal. Sustaining Donations will be available next month.  

Copies of OJ#36 should begin shipping later this week! 

We can't wait 'til you all receive your copy, and remember, if you post a review or photo of your issue on social media, remember to link or tag @GreyhawkOnline on most social media (FB, Twitter, Reddit, Insta, Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube) and we'll credit you as a "Brand Ambassador" in the next issue! 

Speaking of the next issue: About half the next issue will themed "Magick of Oerth"!  So, think of that NPC wizard you created; the spell, magic item, or ritual you wrote; or the school of magick, spellcaster's organization, or magical event you made up, and share it with other readers!  

Send a submission query to the OJ Team at oj@greyhawkonline.com, and tell us what you'd like to write and give us an outline or description of what it'll include.

Let us know what you think of the issue in the comments below! 

We're also happy to tell you physical issues have now also arrived from the printers!  There are 100 issues available, and vailable for download as a 

For those who may not have heard, Oerth Journal #36, "Festivals of the Flanaess" (Spring 2022) has been released and is now available for  download as a 

We're also happy to tell you  physical issues have now also arrived from the printers!  There are 100 issues available, and 

Unfortunately, we have "Sustaining Donations" turned off for just a moment, because the issue just came out and donors could, in theory, make a sustaining donation and get the magazine for $3 (or so) and then immediately cancel their continuing donation.  All those who are currently Sustaining Donors will receive their issue, as normal. Sustaining Donations will be available next month.  

We can't wait 'til you all receive your copy, and remember, if you 

post a review or photo of your issue on social media

, remember to link or tag @GreyhawkOnline on most social media (FB, Twitter, Reddit, Insta, Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube) and we'll credit you as a "

Speaking of the next issue: About half the next issue will themed "

"!  So, think of that NPC wizard you created; the spell, magic item, or ritual you wrote; or the school of magick, spellcaster's organization, or magical event you made up, and share it with other readers!  

Let us know what you think of the issue in the comments below! 

Oerth Journal #36, Single Issues still available

Hope everyone is doing well, and we look forward to shipping this issue out to all our supporters and  out by the end of this season. 

So, it's been a minute since we've had one of these previews!  Thanks for sticking with us while we've been trying to get life organized enough to get Oerth Journal #36 to print.  

Remember this cover image is still a work-in-progress, so details of it may change.  

So, this issue has a variety of articles ... but, several of them are themed for various Greyhawk festivals!  

A "variant" festival of Brewfest celebrated in Saltmarsh

Two articles about the customs of Richfest

A peek into secrets of the Rhennee and their festival customs

This issue was originally going to have been out at the end of Autumn, butgot pushed back and should be out by the end of this season. 

Hope everyone is doing well, and we look forward to shipping this issue out to all our supporters and donors!  If you haven't donated, and would like to revceive a physical print copy, there's still time to get on the mailing list for OJ36!  Donate today! 

Hope everyone is doing well, and we look forward to shipping this issue out to all our supporters and  out by the end of this season. 

So, it's been a minute since we've had one of these previews!  Thanks for sticking with us while we've been trying to get life organized enough to get 

Remember this cover image is still a work-in-progress, so details of it may change.  

So, this issue has a variety of articles ... but, several of them are themed for various Greyhawk festivals!  

This issue was originally going to have been out at the end of Autumn, butgot pushed back and should be out by the end of this season. 

Hope everyone is doing well, and we look forward to shipping this issue out to all our supporters and donors!  If you haven't donated, and would like to revceive a physical print copy, there's still time to get on the mailing list for OJ36!  

OJ36 Preview

This is just a quick note to talk about the way Jemi charges for Orders.  

So, one of the big things many of of you have already found is that Jemi lets us take donations for single back issues, which we weren't able to do before.  Also, it lets you make single transactions instead of an ongoing monthly collection.  

The thing we just found out is that for those of you who've pre-ordered for the next issue (#36 coming for the end of Summer - more on that in a minute), you may've not seen the charge for the issue when you purchased it.   We just found out today that we have to mark those Orders as "completed" when they're made, or they don't charge you.  While that seems counterintuitive to me, it may make sense to some - the moment you purchase it, it's paid for, and you receive it when it ships.  I'm gonna blame Patreon for ruining the way my brain works.  ... if you order at Amazon or McDonald's, you pay first and then you get the item.  Of course that's the way it works!

So, if you've made an Order in the last 8 weeks, and you're just now seeing your charge, I heartily apologize ... it's a new system, and this is the first issue that we've used it for. There's not *too* many ... about seveteen of you ... but, to each and every one of those people, I'm sorry I didn't "complete" the process sooner. 

On a higher note:  OJ#36 is looking great!  

I'm gonna publish a preview for it probably by the weekend, and give you some article titles.  There's an adventure this time which ties in with the lore of one of the other articles.  There's a look at the Summer festivals all across the Flanaess, and our faithful friend Meritaelin of the Rhenfolk makes a new appearance with lore about what the Rhennee do during Richfest!  There's also continuing short fiction from fan-favorite authors putting out their next chapters! 

As always, full color, and some really great art from some of our regular contributors! 

We're planning for the free PDF to come out in the next two weeks or so!  

Hope everyone is staying safe and not burning up in the Sun! 

This is just a quick note to talk about the way Jemi charges for Orders.  

So, one of the big things many of of you have already found is that Jemi lets us take donations for single back issues, which we weren't able to do before.  Also, it lets you make single transactions instead of an ongoing monthly collection.  

The thing we just found out is that for those of you who've pre-ordered for the next issue (#36 coming for the end of Summer - more on that in a minute), you may've not seen the charge for the issue when you purchased it.   We just found out today that we have to mark those Orders as "completed" when they're made, or they don't charge you.  While that seems counterintuitive to me, it may make sense to some - the moment you purchase it, it's paid for, and you receive it when it ships.  I'm gonna blame Patreon for ruining the way my brain works.  ... if you order at Amazon or McDonald's, you pay first and then you get the item.  Of course that's the way it works!

So, if you've made an Order in the last 8 weeks, and you're just now seeing your charge, I 

apologize ... it's a new system, and this is the first issue that we've used it for. There's not *too* many ... about seveteen of you ... but, to each and every one of those people, I'm sorry I didn't "complete" the process sooner. 

On a higher note:  OJ#36 is looking great!  

I'm gonna publish a preview for it probably by the weekend, and give you some article titles.  There's an adventure this time which ties in with the lore of one of the other articles.  There's a look at the Summer festivals all across the Flanaess, and our faithful friend Meritaelin of the Rhenfolk makes a new appearance with lore about what the Rhennee do during Richfest!  There's also continuing short fiction from fan-favorite authors putting out their next chapters! 

As always, full color, and some really great art from some of our regular contributors! 

We're planning for the free PDF to come out in the next two weeks or so!  

Hope everyone is staying safe and not burning up in the Sun! 

When does an Order charge?

If we ever have an issue that sells out, it's theoretically possible we could do a 2nd print run, but those would always be distinguishable from the 1st edition.  And even then, we'd have to have enough donations beforehand to cover the entire print run + shipping of it. ... c. $750 to $1,000 USD, or about 62 - 83 donations members .  

So now that OJ#35 went out the door this past weekend (we all know it was late), it can be ordered as a back issue from here on Jemi.app!   So, if you missed it on Patreon, you can donate for it right here! 

All members from Patreon who funded it, have had it shipped to them.

But, if you missed it, there's only a limited number in stock! There's only about 30 remaining!

If we ever have an issue that sells out, it's theoretically possible we could do a 2nd print run, but those would always be distinguishable from the 1st edition.  And even then, we'd have to have enough donations beforehand to cover the entire print run + shipping of it. ... c. $750 to $1,000 USD, or about 62 - 83 members .  

So, no 2nd prints are terribly likely for now.  

BE SURE when you donate for a magazine, if you want something other than the "next" issue, you use the dropdown menus or space provided to specify which issue you want.

Also, ... the free PDF for OJ#36 is well underway!  ;) 

If we ever have an issue that sells out, it's theoretically possible we could do a 2nd print run, but those would always be distinguishable from the 1st edition.  And even then, we'd have to have enough donations beforehand to cover the entire print run + shipping of it. ... c. $750 to $1,000 USD, or about 62 - 83 donations members .  

So now that OJ#35 went out the door this past weekend (we all know it was late), it can be ordered as a back issue from here on Jemi.app!   So, if you missed it on Patreon, you can donate for it right here! 

If we ever have an issue that sells out, it's theoretically possible we could do a 2nd print run, but those would always be distinguishable from the 1st edition.  And even then, we'd have to have enough donations beforehand to cover the entire print run + shipping of it. ... c. $750 to $1,000 USD, or about 62 - 83 members .  

So, no 2nd prints are terribly likely for now.  

Also, ... the free PDF for OJ#36 is well underway!  ;) 

OJ#35 available for backorder!

So, there's been some issues with getting our Donors to transfer over to Jemi.app/GreyhawkOnline. We really need your help. ... if you have donated to the OJ/GHO in the past on Patreon, if you wish to continue receiving the OJ, you must change over here to Jemi.  If your subscription is not through Jemi, you will not receive OJ36 or after.   We will not be collecting any further funds from Patreon.

I want to encourage anyone who's still listed as a current donor on Patreon to cancel their donations on Patreon, so there's no confusion about where to donate.  Jemi.app/GreyhawkOnline is the only place to do it, now. Unfortunately, we've only gotten a couple dozen people to transfer over.

Now regarding the shipping of OJ35 - The first thing is: there was a printing error on the cover. A large blank white space appeared, caused by computer error when the file was transmitted, and an image wasn't parsed correctly. We did have to jump through a few hoops to find out what happened, exactly. But this resulted through no fault of the printing company themselves. But it did make an unexpected opportunity for us - which I'll describe in a minute.  

There were also some legal issues which came up after the free OJ#35 PDF was published. I can't really talk about what or why (for, you know, all the legal-junk reasons), but I can say there were issues with contracting/release forms. 

I wish I had taken a little more time to communicate with y'all to help y'all understand why the shipping has been late. But I didn't really know how to address it, and I just kind of froze up and waited to see how the situation would resolve. Which was not  how I should've handled it. I'm still learning how to do this whole business thing, and I regret I hadn't informed y'all sooner. 

Unfortunately, compounded by legal junk, the fact that we haven't gotten enough people over to Jemi had the downstream effect that we haven't been able to manage the cost of producing and shipping the OJ. ... which may've been the biggest thing. I've decided to go ahead and cover the entire cost of shipping myself, in hopes that it will be covered by the donations for the next issue (Summer '21, OJ#36). 

Anyone who donated for OJ#35 here on Patreon will receive OJ#35, which is already scheduled to be shipping out to donors later this week.  The pre-shipment labels have already been generated, and they're being affixed to packages. 

So ... because of the blank white space on the cover ... a suggestion was made that we use it as an "autograph space". As a reward for ALL Patrons who've been so patient, despite my unfortunate lack of communication, everyone will be receiving an autographed copy of OJ35, regardless of Donation Tier. Those who already get an autographed copy will receive a personalized inscription on their copy. The image you see above is what they look like right now.

Again, thank you all for being so patient with me, and please, please, please post a link to the new donation platform (Jemi.app/GreyhawkOnline) on social media, and encourage others to donate and support the OJ. Those who post and tag #greyhawkonline will be credited as a "Brand Ambassador" in the next issue! 

'Til the Starbreak!  Kristoph 
Editor-in-Chief, Oerth Journal 
Lead Admin GreyhawkOnline.com

So, there's been some issues with getting our Donors to transfer over to 

. We really need your help. ... if you have donated to the OJ/GHO in the past on Patreon, if you wish to continue receiving the OJ, you 

change over here to Jemi.  If your subscription is not through Jemi, you will not receive OJ36 or after.   

We will not be collecting any further funds from Patreon.

I want to encourage anyone who's still listed as a current donor on Patreon to cancel their donations on Patreon, 

so there's no confusion about where to donate.  

 is the only place to do it, now. Unfortunately, we've only gotten a couple dozen people to transfer over.

Now regarding the shipping of OJ35 - The first thing is: there was a printing error on the cover. A large blank white space appeared, caused by computer error when the file was transmitted, and an image wasn't parsed correctly. We did have to jump through a few hoops to find out what happened, exactly. But this resulted through no fault of the printing company themselves. But it did make an unexpected opportunity for us - which I'll describe in a minute.  

There were also some legal issues which came up after the free OJ#35 PDF was published. I can't really talk about what or why (for, you know, all the legal-junk reasons), but I can say there were issues with contracting/release forms. 

I wish I had taken a little more time to communicate with y'all to help y'all understand why the shipping has been late. But I didn't really know how to address it, and I just kind of froze up and waited to see how the situation would resolve. Which 

how I should've handled it. I'm still learning how to do this whole business thing, and I regret I hadn't informed y'all sooner. 

Unfortunately, compounded by legal junk, the fact that we haven't gotten enough people over to Jemi had the downstream effect that we haven't been able to manage the cost of producing 

shipping the OJ. ... which may've been the biggest thing. I've decided to go ahead and cover the entire cost of shipping myself, in hopes that it will be covered by the donations for the next issue (Summer '21, OJ#36). 

Anyone who donated for OJ#35 here on Patreon will receive OJ#35, which is already 

scheduled to be shipping out to donors later this week

.  The pre-shipment labels have already been generated, and they're being affixed to packages. 

So ... because of the blank white space on the cover ... a suggestion was made that we use it as an "autograph space". 

who've been so patient, despite my unfortunate lack of communication, 

everyone will be receiving an autographed copy of OJ35

, regardless of Donation Tier. Those who already get an autographed copy will receive a personalized inscription on their copy. The image you see above is what they look like right now.

Again, thank you all for being so patient with me, and please, please, please post a link to the new donation platform (

) on social media, and encourage others to donate and support the OJ. Those who post and tag #greyhawkonline will be credited as a "Brand Ambassador" in the next issue! 

'Til the Starbreak!  Kristoph Editor-in-Chief, Oerth Journal Lead Admin GreyhawkOnline.com

Change Over to Jemi *NOW*, and OJ#35 reward for previous Patrons.

Anyone who donated for OJ#35 here or on Patreon will receive OJ#35, which is already scheduled to be shipping out to donors later this week.  The pre-shipment labels have already been generated, and they're being affixed to packages. 

So ... because of the blank white space on the cover ... a suggestion was made that we use it as an "autograph space". As a reward for ALL Patrons who've been so patient, despite my unfortunate lack of communication, everyone will be receiving an autographed copy of OJ35, regardless of Donation Tier. Those who already get an autographed copy will receive a personalized inscription on their copy. The image you see here is what they look like right now.

Again, thank you all for being so patient with me, and please, please, please post a link to the new donation platform (Jemi.app/GreyhawkOnline) on social media, and encourage others to donate and support the OJ. Those who post and tag #greyhawkonline will be credited as a "Brand Ambassador" in the next issue! Thanks for donating here on Patreon. Thanks for supporting GHO and the OJ!

Anyone who donated for OJ#35 here or on Patreon will receive OJ#35, which is already 

, regardless of Donation Tier. Those who already get an autographed copy will receive a personalized inscription on their copy. The image you see here is what they look like right now.

) on social media, and encourage others to donate and support the OJ. Those who post and tag #greyhawkonline will be credited as a "Brand Ambassador" in the next issue! Thanks for donating here on Patreon. Thanks for supporting GHO and the OJ!

Hey there, all!  Just wanted to take a minute and catch up with everyone!

We're in the process of trying to get as many people as possible to switch over to the new funding platform.   It's come to our attention that many of our Patrons who'd previously donated on Patreon don't understand that they must update their subscriptions by coming to the new platform! 

If we could talk y'all into mentioning this to anyone you know who's already donating via subscription, or mentioning it in conversations on social media, or just even sharing a link to this post!   We need to have as many people renewing their funding as possible, or we won't be able to meet the print costs of OJ36. 

The author's deadline has essentially arrived, and though there's a few authors who are running a bit behind (which isn't unusual), there's plenty that has come in.   The block of articles is going to be going to the editorial team soon, and revisions will begin in the near future!  

We're really looking forward to this one!  

There are already articles with some summer themes like beekeepers, fishing, and some elven "summer" lore ...  and there's also new parts to our continuing fictions by David Leonard and Mark Allen, and a mega-sized article about Jolene of Veluna!  

So, we're on track with this season's issue, though, if you happen to be interested in submitting something Summer-themed, or know someone who is, be sure to get to it right away, there's only an extremely limited amount of time for it to be squeezed in! 

Take care, and we'll talk to you all again, soon! 

Hey there, all!  Just wanted to take a minute and catch up with everyone!

We're in the process of trying to get as many people as possible to switch over to the new funding platform.   It's come to our attention that many of our Patrons who'd previously donated on Patreon don't understand that they must update their subscriptions by coming to the new platform! 

If we could talk y'all into mentioning this to anyone you know who's already donating via subscription, or mentioning it in conversations on social media, or just even sharing a link to this post!   We need to have as many people renewing their funding as possible, or we won't be able to meet the print costs of OJ36. 

The author's deadline has essentially arrived, and though there's a few authors who are running a bit behind (which isn't unusual), there's plenty that has come in.   The block of articles is going to be going to the editorial team soon, and revisions will begin in the near future!  

We're really looking forward to this one!  

There are already articles with some summer themes like beekeepers, fishing, and some elven "summer" lore ...  and there's also new parts to our continuing fictions by David Leonard and Mark Allen, and a mega-sized article about Jolene of Veluna!  

So, we're on track with this season's issue, though, if you happen to be interested in submitting something Summer-themed, or know someone who is, be sure to get to it right away, there's only an extremely limited amount of time for it to be squeezed in! 

Take care, and we'll talk to you all again, soon! 

Just catching up, and OJ#36 update!

Most have probably heard by now, but, we wanted to take a minute to post, to make sure everyone had heard:  We recently just released OJ35.  

There's a lot of great artists and authors.  Lots of illustrations, great articles - and it's all free! 

We'd love it if you helped us create the Oerth Journal, though - just click the links above to donate! 

And you can download your own free PDF copy right this very minute!

Articles about things found during Growfest, and a wide variety of other topics!
● Scholarly Selection of Suel Secrets - by Michael Bridges
● Wilds of Womtham - by Rodney Hart
● Legends of the Gnarley Forest: Wild Ange - by Les Reno
● Dust Cutters - by William Dvorak
● Outlying Territories of Lo Nakar - by Amy Crittenden
● Fistful of Baubles, pt 2. - by David Leonard
● Omnipotent View - The Kel Avone Retna - by Richard Di Ioia
● Paluserus - Black Dragon of the Gnatmarsh - by Paul Jurdeczka
● The Lezcy - by Nathan Doyle
● Constellations of Greyhawk: Growfest - by Andy Miller
● Clothes Maketh the Man - by Mark Allen
● Fighting Monks - by Phalastar Greycloak

Most have probably heard by now, but, we wanted to take a minute to post, to make sure 

 had heard:  We recently just released OJ35.  

 of great artists and authors.  Lots of illustrations, great articles - and it's all free! 

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