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::::::::Random Publication (View Issue Grid) :::::::::*''Random Publication, 1 Spring 1990'' ('''1990''') '''[ED]''' '''by''' Person One ''

...nce, last year Del Rey was moved out from under the Ballantine division of Random House and is now a separate imprint. We can look at its history and see tha ...in alphabet. European scholars had developed, throughout the 18th and 19th century, different systems of notation that never became unified, hence the differe

...ople that like not knowing what's going to happen next, just like clicking random links on the World Wide Web, or here especially" needs a snappy abbreviatio ...numbering scheme -- here is a [http://www.locusmag.com/index/clm5.html#A46 random example]. Our preference for months over issue numbers is just a reflection

** 6. Random sites (aka - I am not an author but I wrote a story) ** 7. Random stories in random weird non-fiction related places (the town of Nowhere asked a genre writer

...guous". In many cases (publications from the olden times - mostly pre-21st Century) we have only years. As with the example of sourced cover artists it'd also ...the small organization/promotional effort distinction - there are also the random blogs (sometimes by 1 person, sometimes by multiples) who give their own "a

...hat allows the user to enter a fairly small amount of data from relatively random pages to get an estimate. It did not get a great deal of applause from the ...lops off the articles. Guess I just have to get used to living in the 21st Century - and it's already almost 1/10th over.--[[User:Swfritter|swfritter]] 21:40,

...box of free Star Trek books yesterday and have been processing in a fairly random manner). I can't recall an example of TWO sets of record-worthy details on ...rd the artist. And granting that other magazines apparently normally have random covers not related to contents.) -- [[User:Davecat|Dave (davecat)]] 10:52,

* How can we prevent the seemingly random treatment of submissions, depending on which moderator handles them :::::: My main purpose for raising this subject was to avoid random treatment of submissions, which is confusing and annoying to the submitter.

| rowspan="3" | <i>Claudius Bombarnac, Special Correspondent, “Twentieth Century,”“ Tiflis, Transcaucasia.</i> Such is the address of the telegram I fou ...a few acres of ice. So said the philosophers at the end of the eighteenth century, referring to Canada, for whose possession the French and English were then

:::::::For a random change, this turnaround would perhaps have been TOO fast -- need to give pe ...ctual credits. You'll occasionally find records (especially for early 20th century titles, as your experience with Le Fanu attests) that don't give clear resp