Volume 112 (Apr-Jun 2010) was mailed on June 26th to subscribers.

Cost-free access to articles in back volumes is now up to date and on schedule. All volumes from 1 through 102 can now be accessed online, as are the 3 cumulative indices for vols. 1-20, 21-40, and 41-60. Go to the CYBERLIBER website and click on 'Journals' and then select 'Mycotaxon.' Additional volumes will be added once they are more than 2 years old. Newer volumes and most older volumes are available by ordering print copies.Beginning with volume 115 there will no longer be any page charges.

Dick Korf's reading of Stephen Vincent Benét's epic book length poem, John Brown's Body, originally issued in 2006 as a 12-disc CD audio book, is now available as an mp3 to play on your computer.

All authors should proceed to the Instructions to Authors (above) for downloads of an Author Kit. New authors should consult our revised FAQ pages for information on what articles are suitable. MAKE CERTAIN when submitting final MS to Editor to INCLUDE MS # in the subject line of your email!

OTHER NEWS

We feature a secure site for ordering and paying online. Sending credit card numbers by email can be very dangerous, but now you can pay by credit cards securely online. Order and pay for subscriptions, back volumes, indices, and our books, or pay an invoice you have received from us.

Monographs: our recent policy. To encourage publication of longer monographic papers, we now allow up to 100 pages without page charges, and excess page charges beyond 100 pages may be partially or fully waived by the Editor-in-Chief in cases of financial hardship. Beginning with volume 115 there will no longer be any page charges.

Authors take note: In an effort to increase the use of good illustrations, we have doubled the halftone allowances for papers effective with volume 101, i.e., 2 halftones per 10 pages will be free of charge. Excess halftones will run $20 per halftone, instead of $40. (This means that a 12-page paper may have 8 pages of text and four of free halftones.) Also, beginning with Volume 101, one line drawing will be selected from among manuscripts submitted for use on the front cover. (There still is no charge for line drawings.) Color plate fees are $475 per plate. Beginning with volume 115 (Jan-Mar 2011) there will no longer be any fees for any number of halftones or color line drawings or color halftone plates.

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