Kathleen Charters and Lawrence Charters
Explorations large and small
Almost two dozen review articles from Science Fiction and Fantasy Book Review are now posted. Many of these were written while in the process of moving from one country to another, and moving from typewriter to computer. The editor was Continue reading Science Fiction and Fantasy Book Review articles
Two articles and some photos from: FASO Today reproduced by scanning the originals and using OCR (Optical Character Recognition) software to turn the images into editable text. The photos at the bottom were from a third article, obviously centered on Continue reading FASO Today
Two articles from Computer Digest a free magazine distributed in stand-alone computer stores. Both the magazine and the stores have folded. Oh, the good old days.
Several hundred items were published in the Yokosuka Seahawk and I no longer have copies of most of those stories. It will take me considerable time to convert the articles I still retain. These were scanned from the printed originals. Continue reading Seahawk
At the request of FASOTRAGRUPAC, I wrote one article for the North Islander the base paper for Naval Air Station North Island, San Diego, California.
Denver Apple Pi computer user group published several of my articles, but this article in The Seed seems to be the only one I can currently identify. They sent me copies of other articles, but they are hiding. This was Continue reading The Seed
As President, Secretary, and journal editor for the San Diego Macintosh User Group, I wrote quite a few articles for: Resources and will make those available as I find them.
Once upon a time, there were not only brick-and-mortar computer stores, but also brick-and-mortar software stores. Contemporary Software News was the newsletter of one such store.
Several articles from Kenko Shimbun have been published. This newsletter was published on mimeograph and xerography for the U.S. Naval Hospital, Yokosuka, Japan. These were scanned from printed originals, and converted to text via OCR (Optical Character Recognition).