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Black Static 2 (the genius of David Gentry)
Author: Andy19 Oct
A second glimpse, after the cover earlier, of David Gentry’s artery in the forthcoming Black Static 2. Click on the image for a larger view.
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One Response for "Black Static 2 (the genius of David Gentry)"
Hi Andy,
NB. Tried sending you an email about all this but the message was returned. Sorry to have to enquire on a public forum.
Just tried subscribing to BS through the TTA website using Worldpay. After I submitted all my card details I was asked to click on something to do with pop-ups and everything went a bit screwy!
Could you confirm for me whether it went through successfully? Or should I submit my details again? I’m sure BS is excellent, but I really don’t want to be paying for it twice!
Cheers,
James Cooper
PS. Any idea when ‘The Other Son’ will be appearing?
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