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Changing The TimeS
Announcements Page
New Editor Found!

The editorial team was forced to offer the long vacant Editor's position to Roy Batty who after passing the Voight-Kampff test has quickly proved his worth by hacking the site such that stories are now posted each day.
New Editor Needed
For CTT
Alas, due to the death of my father recently, I no longer have the time to edit
Changing The Times any more. There's a lot of things I need to do, over
the next 12 months, and this means I need to leave the editorialship of this
eZine. I will hang around as caretaker for a while, to ensure the transition
goes smoothly, but as time goes by even this will become close to impossible to
continue. As a consequence the position of Editor is now open for willing
applicants.
So, if you are interested, please
email your application for position of Editor to the proprietor of Changing
The Times Chris Nuttall here: christopher_g_nuttall@[spamproof]hotmail.com
(please remove "[spamproof]" before sending).
I don't know what conditions etc Chris
is looking for other than the successful applicant will need access to a
computer with Frontpage, although I gather similar HTML
creation /editing programs
maybe acceptable to use in place of
Frontpage.
Good luck!
New Publication
And Submission Dates!
There will be a new publication time for all future monthly
editions of the eZine. From now on, in order to get around the continuous delays
in publication, the eZine will now be published on the first Sunday (Australian
Eastern Time) of every month, instead of the previous policy of publication on
the fourth Sunday of the month. In other words, for readers in America,
publication will now will take place on the first Saturday of the month in the
evening - whilst for readers in Europe, this will mean the first Sunday of the
month in the early morning.
Furthermore, the deadline for all submissions will thus
reflect the new publication date. As a result, the deadline will now be Midday
(Australian Eastern Time) on the first Sunday of every month or the particular
subsequent time in your particular time zone (take note below
of these particular details and in future monthly Call For Papers
announcement).
Although these changes may seem drastic to some, it has
become obviously necessary. Hopefully there will be no disruptions to anyone’s
reading pleasure nor, for that matter, to any of our contributors efforts with
their submissions. Needless to say future newsletters, calling for submissions,
will inform and remind everyone of such changes in times and dates.
Call For Papers!
We Want
YOU to
Submit a Paper
for our upcoming
December 2008 edition.
Closing times for The Original Edition
are:
Australia Eastern Standard Time: Sunday 7 December Noon
US Eastern Time: Saturday 6 December 8PM
US Western Time: Saturday 6 December 5PM
London Time: Sunday 7 December 1AM
You can send your submission,
as a WORD, WORKS, TXT (etc) file,
attached to your email to:
submit@changingthetimes.net
And Don't forget our
International
Edition!
Articles for the International Edition
can be submitted at anytime.
Terms
and conditions/submission guidelines
New Email Addresses!
Please note that there are two new
email address for
communications with CTT.
The following addresses are
no longer valid:
submitworksctt@optusnet.com.au
editorctt@optusnet.com.au
Instead please use the following:
submitworkscttspamproof@dodo.com.au
editorcttspamproof@dodo.com.au
Please note that you'll have to remove the word 'spamproof'
from the
respective address for them to work.
Furthermore, the old
submitspamproof@changingthetimes.net is
STILL
active. Consequentially send all submissions for publication in the monthly
eZine to this address.
 A Non-English
Language Section!
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Submissions!
Call
For Papers!
Changing
The Times has opened a Non-English language section as part of
its efforts to support Alternative History regardless of country,
language, sex, colour, or creed.
At the moment the
Non-English language section will be limited to the following languages:
French/Français
German/Deutsch
Greek/Ελληνικά
Italian/Italiano
Portuguese/ Em português
Russian / Русский
Spanish/Español
As a result Submissions
are now open for this new section of Changing The Times.
We hereby announce a Call For Papers
from those of you who are of a non-English speaking background in order
to ensure that other countries are also part of the global realm of
Alternative History. This endeavour will only succeed, however, if you
contribute.
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At the moment, this
Non-English Edition of Changing The Times will be a six monthly
issue. However, if we get a large number of submissions, we will gladly
ensure more editions are forthcoming every year.
The closing date for
submissions for this Non-English Speaking
Edition will be 30th June 2006. (Note: this may change
depending upon the number of early submissions).
When submitting a article,
please ensure that it is proof read: That is please ensure that the
grammar and spelling is correct. We will not have the ability to do so
ourselves. We will, however, check the overall article to ensure that it
is not of an offensive manner in regards to racist, sexist, or religious
issues.
Please
attach the article as a file (either as Word, Works, Text, etc) to your
e-mail. Lastly, could you please write a basic summary of the paper in
English, as well as letting us know what language the paper is in.
So spread the word and
help make this happen!
Normal submission rules
apply regardless of language. The editor retains the right to reject
submissions if they do not met these rules.
Terms
and conditions/submission guidelines

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