The Geckophile Quarterly: articles needed for new journal

I will be publishing a quarterly gecko journal and need authors and photographers for the first issue. Areas covered will be husbandry, field observations and discoveries and any gecko-related information. I should have a couple of editors from the local University paper and myself to tackle the editing side of things. We also have a great bunch of folks to do all of the layouts. I prefer your articles be in English, but we should be able to translate most of the papers if needed. Please contact me if you are interested. The journals will be packed with great gecko photos and information. I'm very excited about this project. I will probably publish my web-footed article in the first journal, so I'll have to figure out how to consolidate/abbreviate an 80-page paper. If you are truly interested, please email me. I'm looking for writers, editors, photographers, graphic designers, etc. Please email, PM, or call me if you are interested.

First issue:
Knob-tailed Geckos
Web-footed Geckos
Malaysian Cat Geckos
Texas Banded Geckos
and many more care and natural history articles.


We will be able to ship the journals worldwide. The price of the quarterly journal will probably be about €10.
 

Nathan Hall

Founding Father
The Geckophile Quarterly!!! The time has come...

Well, I'm still looking for more authors for the first issue. I've received numerous manuscripts and would love to be able to have a few more articles for the first issue. I need as much help as possible. Please email me if you are willing to help out in any way. If we really put in some work, I think we can have the first issue to print within the next couple of months. With such a global community here, I think there should be some great articles. I know the interest is there, so let's get it done. Feel free to email me at geckosunlimited@austin.rr.com or call 512-914-0435. I'm willing to put in as much work as possible to get this project off the ground. Our community desperately needs reliable husbandry and natural history articles.
 
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