Savage & Soldier Halts Publication

FusilierDan

writes:

rmaker
I knew that. All these period specific mags are labors of love more than buisnesses. S&S had great content. I'm on Magweb and view it occasionally. I didn't have a strong enough interest in the period to subscribe though.

Dan

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Richard Brooks of Savage & Soldier writes:

Due to an insufficient resubscription base, Savage & Soldier has decided, very regretfully, to halt publication.

Those who have paid for volume XXVII will have their subscriptions refunded ASAP.