The E-Sylum:  Volume 7, Number 12, March 21, 2004, Article 7

MORE NON-U.S. SUBMISSIONS SOUGHT

  Ferdinando Bassoli writes (from Italy): "Don't you have
  European associates and subscribers as I am? The vast
  majority (99%) of your contributions to the Bulletin and the
  weekly newsletter is dedicated, as it is only correct, to
  USA and American contributions, but I cannot often find
  a single item dedicated to European and classic argument.
  Cannot you give an eye to this side of Atlantic bibliomania
  and satisfy your readers (I don't know how many, but they
  could increase.). Is this a lack of interest?  Do you wish
  correspondence from our (and my) part?  Best regards."

  [My reply:
  "Thank you for your note.  Many of our subscribers are
  from outside of the U.S., and we do hear from them on
  occasion, but as you note, the majority of our submissions
  do tend to be  U.S.-centric.  I  publish nearly every submission
  received.    There is no intention to focus only on U.S.
  numismatics, but that is the tendency of our submitters.
  When I write items of my own, these are usually on U.S.
  matters since this is what I am most familiar with.  But
  submissions on other areas of numismatic literature and
  research are welcome and encouraged."   As it happens,
  we do have several items on non-U.S. topics this week.
  Time will tell which way our future submissions will lead.
  -Editor ]

  Wayne Homren, Editor

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