stratochamp wrote in Miser's hoard fanzine website:Miser's hoard #4 is of course one of the many traveller related photocopied zines and digest sized items that are being sold by an ebay reseller as new. Seemingly ebay does not care as they have been informed of his activities.
rmeints wrote in Miser's hoard fanzine website:The Miser's Hoard website is registered in Cornwall, in the UK. It looks like it was set up by the fanzine's original editor, John McKeown.
jpmckeown wrote in Miser's hoard fanzine website:Just saw this. My brother and I edited Miser's Hoard. Months ago I scanned all issues, first for OCR, and then facsimile using ScanTailor and GIMP to painstakingly improve quality (early issues used old typewriter). I created a PDF each issue.But while almost all of issues 1&2 was our material, later issues had lots of contributions. I read advice about original informalpublishing rights not covering digital. By contrast paper "reprint to meet demand" would be within rights; though one contactsuggested even that was a grey area after 38-year gap. I identified the contributors and those I was able to reach by email gave permission. But each issue (especially numbers 3-8) had gaps, at least 1 item uncleared. I had already sent to printer for50 of issue 1 and 2, but due to worries my half of that reprint are still in the box that Mixam sent me.