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Order Mary Jo’s book now!

Mary Jo Pehl’s book, I Lived With My Parents & Other Tales of Terror, a collection of essays about her family life, love life and professional life, is now available for purchase for $7.95 plus shipping and handling, from Plan Nine Publishing.

To order a copy, click HERE.

Report: Trace at Megaplex

Longtime fan Mike Ward attended the recent “PawPet Megaplex” event in Orlando, where Trace Beaulieu was guest of honor. Click HERE to read his report.

Two new Mike interviews online

There are two new interviews with Mike Nelson we’d like to tell you about:

Inverted Entertainment has an interview in which Mike discusses his days at MST3K and his work afterwards. You can read it by visiting http://www.invertedentertainment.com/main.php and clicking on the “interviews” link.

The Journal of the Lincoln Heights Literary Society pretty much skips MST3K and instead talks with Mike about religion, politics and writing in general. You can read the interview at http://liheliso.com/Interviews/MikeNelson030704.html.

Thanks to Dennis Redler and Laurel Sutton for the info!

Mary Jo’s new job strategy

In The Rake magazine, Mary Jo Pehl takes a firm stand in favor of people being hired for jobs they never applied for. Especially if one of those people is her. You can read her bold stance at http://www.rakemag.com/progress/detail.asp?catID=52&itemID=13056.

Report: Mike, Kevin and Bill at SF SketchFest

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On Sunday, January 11, Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy and Bill Corbett took part in a “Mystery Science Theatre 3000 Symposium” at SF Sketchfest: The San Francisco Sketch Comedy Festival. You can read our report of the event by clicking HERE.

For another perspective on the Symposium, read this article in the Bay Area’s Contra Costa Times.