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Welcome to selected excerpts of what the West Coast Midnight Run™ offers its regular subscribers in its full edition issues. The following sections are from our 2007 issue, due out in the next few weeks after much delay. As a small independent publisher we strive to put out four issues per year, starting in January 2009. So far we have been testing our formats, hence the major delays. Your paid subscription entitles you to full unrestricted access to our subscriber-only website through with a password secured login. Be sure to visit our subscription section and shop our online catalog. We want your unqualified satisfaction in our publication and welcome your referral of friends, colleagues and family to become part of our family.

Once more a big welcome to our family of discerning readers and we promise you an entertainment experience unlike any you have enjoyed before.

The Editorial Staff

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