: I think the letter from me and response to her says it all so I am including it. My biggest concern: Did Cynthia "get it" at all? I realize her need to be politically delicate but her answer strays far from any point I "thought" I made -- did she really think I wanted to READ the article?

: Cynthia,
: >
: >If I appear to be a bit of a "pain in the $%#@," please forgive me. I am
: >really routing for The Lost World and believe it has great potential --
: >when all of the right pieces are in place.
: >
: MY LETTER
: >It may interest you to know that no where on the Parsec website is there
: >any information about the David Orth interview (Parsec posst
: >announcements about articles from their past, current or future magazine
: >issues.). My question is: What is the point of this interview if it is
: >treated with no particular exuberance by the magazine itself? It appears
: >that is filler for the Parsec -- one of those items a reader runs into
: >while searching for another. It certainly won't do anything to increase
: >the level of interest in Lost World if it's not publicized in advance. I
: >think this omission on Parsec's part deserves a good spanking from your
: >department. What do you think?
: >
: >Sincerely,
: >Theresa Schultheis
: >
: >CYNTHIA'S RESPONSE

: He told me it would be published in the Fall edition Parsec Magazine. I'll
: check with him and let you know when he's planning on posting it on his
: Web site.

: Cynthia Lane
: Manager, Public Relations

: I'm beginning to doubt my sanity -- maybe this is a clever ploy on the part of Telescene (sort of like the old Gaslight movie) to drive me there.

: Theresa;|

Theresa, You Go Girl!