5.02 Contest Winners Announced

"He has his mother's eye(s), and his father's teeth." -- Dean M. Watts "I'm James Newman, and I endorsed this message. Paid for by The Union of Concerned Ophthalmologists." -- Jason Jack Miller Congratulations Dean and Jason! You've both won free copies of the Exquisite Corpse DVD for entering the photo caption contest from the latest issue of The Goreletter! (Other entrants can be found on the Arnzen myspace page). And many thanks again to James Newman (and family) for sharing that bloody wonderful photo (itself a prize-winner last Halloween!) Subscribers to the e-mail edition are eligible for contest prizes…

gorelets.com is changing hosts

I'm in the process of changing webhosts for the gorelets.com domain -- the ISP I have had for that site since 2001 is going out of business and that means moving to a new host. This shouldn't pose any major problems for visitors, but there may be unexpected site outages in the weeks ahead for gorelets.com and The Goreletter. This particular weblog will still be up and running; but I may take advantage of the new host to make some changes to how I run this blog, as well. In any case, please keep checking back here if you find…

Gorelets.com Back Up

The gorelets.com server was temporarily down from 4/15-18. If you tried to contact me during that time and did not succeed, please try again. My ISP is changing hands, so it may be a bumpy ride over the next month or two. I might move the site to a new server, as well. If gorelets.com doesn't work, try the alternate domain, http://www.michaelarnzen.com. -- Mike Arnzen

Goreletter 5.02 Mailed

The Goreletter Vol. 5, #2, with the title "Grim Henzen Productions" was mailed to subscribers on 02/Apr/2008 @ 11:20 pm est. It contains extra material not available here on the weblog version, including a subscriber-only contest where you can win a free DVD! If you subscribe and did not receive this issue, e-mail me for a replacement or review the archives at gorelets.com. Subscribe today...it's painless, fun and free! (Well...probably not completely pain-free). Issues are mailed only four times a year, so your inbox won't be glutted. -- Mike Arnzen