So, I'm strolling around the internet and what do I stumble upon?
The Plague Archive
What, I'm sure you're asking, is the Plague Archive? Well, let's pull the FAQ from the page itself...
This is the digital archive of The Plague Magazine (1977 - present). Every issue in this archive is available to hold and read in person at Elmer Holmes Bobst library (RG39.32) to anyone who wants to open a Special Collections Research Account there.
Email us if you've found an omission in the archive, have a question, or want to say hello!
The archive was digitized in 2018 by Doron Rasis, with help from Janet Bunde, Althea Meer, Maya Prashanth, April Hathcock, the Barbara Goldsmith Preservation and Conservation Department of Elmer Holmes Bobst Library, and Smooth Solutions, Inc.
Copyright (c) The Plague
They're all there! The issues I worked on until I graduated. The issues I worked on after I graduated because I didn't have boundaries or the ability to realize my time was done. The anniversary issue I allowed myself to contribute to after I whined to the editor about it. It's all here. They even have issue #5, which surprised me because I "borrowed" the office copy of that issue to make copies and never got around to returning it. But there it is. Phew. I'm going to have to take screen caps and replace the various scans I made of my Plague material on the blog.
Thanks to the people who digitized this nonsense and put it out there, because I live in the past, so this is exciting. And yes, I did contact them, because they missed a mini-issue we put out.
Thanks to the people who digitized this nonsense and put it out there, because I live in the past, so this is exciting. And yes, I did contact them, because they missed a mini-issue we put out.
