Friday, 21 December 2012

We have moved

Moved house yesterday, all future correspondence should be sent to:

Ian Redman / Jupiter
4 Stoneleigh Mews
Yeovil
BA21 3UT

Hope you all have a very good Christmas / New Year!

Wednesday, 5 December 2012

SFrevu reviews #38

"it's a very good one!"

Tom seemed to like all the stories, apart from "Dead Simon and his Secret Astronautics". I think that's fair enough, both Allen and I knew it was a bit of an odd one and probably not to all tastes.

Once again the poety seems to have been missed. Sorry Ian. They do however have a comments page, so well, make comments!

http://www.sfrevu.com/php/Review-id.php?id=14144&ShowCoverText=No

Friday, 9 November 2012

SF Site review # 36 & #37

Rich Horton has reviewed Jupiter issue 36 and 37 over at SF Site.

He thinks that #37 is "one of the better Jupiter issues I've seen" and he's seen most of them.

Tuesday, 30 October 2012

Jupiter 38:Pasithee

It's October, and that can only mean one thing. Jupiter 38 is here!
Features fiction by Alex Weinle, Lou van Zyl, Jon Wallace, Colum Paget, Rosie Oliver and Allen Ashley. Ian Sales brings us a poem and the cover is by David Conyers.

Another good issue I think.

Available for your Kindle direct from Amazon here
Also available from our website in pdf mobi and epub format, Oh, and we still publish with good old paper, well the papers not old, you know what I mean!

Enjoy!

Ian

Tuesday, 11 September 2012

e-book subscriptions

Electronic subscriptions have been available in pdf form for a while now.
Following on from our success with single issues on amazons Kindle, today we're also adding epub and mobi file formats suitable for Kindle, kobo and other e-readers.
We've also launched immediate downloads so no more waiting for an e-mail (2nd,3rd and 4th issue will still be sent by e-mail), you can get reading right away!

Grab yours here:
http://www.jupitersf.co.uk/sub.htm

Ian

Monday, 10 September 2012

Review of Kale at SFrevu

http://www.sfrevu.com/php/Review-id.php?id=13893
Tom at SFrevu reviews the 6 stories in Kale, over all "it's as good as usual."
That's a good thing right?

Ian