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I have not heard back from John Schaeffer at Quietvision -- been a month now since he agreed to send me a letter officially terminating our business together. I received this e-mail from him on June 10, and four more emails since then have received no response:
From: Quiet Vision Publishing aimgames@quietvision.com
To: Dan Moran danmoran909@yahoo.com
Cc: John general@quietvision.com; info@quietvision.com
Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2007 12:48:30 PM
Subject: Re: Hi there.
Daniel Moran: general@quietvision.com is inactive do to overuse. It has not worked for years, sorry.The contract term ended years ago. If this is not enough I will send you asigned snail mail. Provide you regular address and I will send you allthe inventory that is left of your titles including 20+ hardcovers via UPS.
John M. Schaeffer
Quiet Vision Publishing
info@quietvision.com
I'm not sorry I did business with Quietvision -- I typeset those books, created the PDFs for the publisher, and did the cover art -- and Quietvision took most of the profits from them. But the profits were never that great, some tens of thousands of dollars at a guess, Quetvision did a good job of shipping the books, and it did keep the stories available. I do wish I weren't having to take these steps to get a clean break with them, though.
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I'm PDFing and posting "A Moment in Time" and the pilot for "All Possible Worlds." There's a time travel show coming up soon -- given that the first version of "All Possible Worlds" shared interesting similarities with Showtime's "Dead Like Me," I figure I might as well make that pilot public.
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Which time travel show? I think there's a couple. One of them (um... Journeyman?) sounds an awful lot like Quantum Leap redux.
Dan --
If you have a papermail address, send a return-receipt-requested registered letter telling him you are quits, referencing his email. That should cover you legally.
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