Plan Nine Publishing

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Plan Nine Publishing is a small publishing company that publishes various different webcomics in book format. It was started by David Allen in 1996 with the publication of the first Kevin and Kell volume. Since then, it has grown to include other comics.

As of April 2008, the company's website states: "Plan Nine has gone on hiatus for re-tooling and transition to new owners." The stated return was projected to be September 2008, but there has been no change as of October 2009.

[edit] Published works

Plan Nine have published a number of comics:

Plan Nine also published Black Box Voting by Bev Harris, a nonfiction book discussing the issues involved in computer-based balloting,[1] and I Lived With My Parents and Other Tales of Terror, a collection of nonfiction and humor essays by Mary Jo Pehl, in 2004.[2]

[edit] Controversy

Plan Nine has been criticized by Ozy and Millie author D.C. Simpson for alleged extended non-payment of royalties.[3] These royalties were paid shortly afterwards.[4]

[edit] References

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  1. ↑ Black Box Voting: Ballot Tampering in the 21st Century from Amazon.com
  2. ↑ On the Page Magazine contributor information
  3. ↑ Money. That's what I want. - LiveJournal posting, D.C. Simpson (25 June 2006)
  4. ↑ Today's random report. - LiveJournal posting, D.C. Simpson (4 July 2006)

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