FROM: Matt Thompson, Fluke Publishing, USA

very happy to have added to my library these two publications from Fluke Publishing. Zinelandia:Cover Art from the Factsheet Five Era(1982-1998) by John Held, providing and examinig a view on the zine culture of 20th century, through the review of their covers by Factsheet Five that provided a platform for independent publishers. 

and

Fluke Fanzine, 30th Anniversary the Mail Art issue. here Matt presents interviews with few veteran Mail Artists, dedicating a chapter to each. Leslie Caldera, buz blurr, John Held, Jr., Anna Banana, Ryosuke Cohen, Henry Denander, Noriko Shimizu, E.F.Higgings III, in the end there is an interview to Ray Johnson by John Held, Jr. And and conversation with Chuck Welch.

Many thanks, Matt!

 FROM: David Stone, USA

i could not agree more with the editor's comment on the back of David's book, The Citadel, vol.6. -the ceaseless music of David's poetry, remarkably originality and true inspiration....full of deep insights....- and also fluently and  excellently written.

Many thanks, David!

 FROM: Kevin Geronimo Brandtner, Austria

Post Fluxus, Box 1

a very cool project initiated by Kevin and i am so happy to be part of...Post Fluxus, Box 1 containing street metal finds from all over the world with 15 participants per container. 

Many thanks, Kevin!

 FROM: David Dellafiora, Australia

Field Report 2024, 31st edition.

another fab edition of the Field Report in its 31st edition, presenting all the various topics afflicting and surprinsing us, the contributing artists in 2024 that saw also the passing of few dear mailartists, Anna Banana, Piet Franzen, Mark Pawson and Emilio Morandi. More projects are published in the Field Study, as WIPE, ReSite and KART.

http://daviddellafiora.blogspot.com.au

Many thanks, David.

 FROM:  Cascadia Artpost, USA

love this Season Greetings card, seeing the happy smiles of my creative friends, Jack and Marnie.

Thank you very much, also for the letter and the care, i wish you both too much health and prosperity in the New Year. 

 FROM: S. Wurlitzer, USA

W👀Wnderful! THE calendar is baaack...so much needed to step into the unpredictabilities of the coming new year with the right foot....or helmet and, yes, a 3D one is even better. 

Thank you very much, Sally, to keep me in your calendar list! love it!

 FROM: Picasso Gaglione, USA

another super edition of the iconic Stampzine, in its winter 2024 issue #66, so happy to be part of it! together with all the fab participating artists. this edition is dedicated to Piet Franzen, a very much missed mailartist friend.

Many thanks, Picasso!

 FROM: Siggi Liersch, Germany

great artistamps from rubberstamp carvings...freedom under fire card. 

Many thanks, Siggi!

 FROM: Cascadia Artpost, USA

another beautiful piece by William Stafford, great poet and pacifist, featured as a Cascadian Poet in Cascadia Artpost artistamps.

Many thanks, Jack!

 FROM: Maria Nekrasova, Russia

very beautiful analogue collages bringing warm Season Greetings.....that i reciprocate with my best wishes for better times in the New Year!

Many thanks, Maria

 FROM: Alfonso Aguado Orduño, Spain

a captivating set of visual poetry for the Zine in a Box project!

Many thanks, Alfonso!

 FROM: Reina Huges, Netherlands

lovely Season Greetings and a beautiful analogue collage...all the best to you too dear Reina!

Thank you very much!

 FROM: Siggi Liersch, Germany

great set of artistamps for the sPMATSzine project! and a 'bypass-set' card as Germany begins major reform of its hospital sector...hopefully successful.

Many thanks, Siggi!

 FROM: Lancillotto Bellini, Italy

a fab set of prints of Lancillotto's cool carved artistamps for the Zine in a Box project. 

Many thanks, Lancillotto!

 FROM: DADANAUTIK, Germany

what a precious vintage book! with beautiful prints of Rome's best sites, completed with one of DADANAUTIK's cool trademark analogue collages. 

!Thank you very much, Walter!

 FROM: Juan Petry, Spain

beautiful original work and a very interesting mail tracking code system with rubberstamp. Juan has been working on a social project of mail art detection, called MAD.  if you are interested to join:

http://mad.anyfree.org/

Many thanks, Juan!