Each month in Transmission, we bring you the latest news and commentary on the world of Speculative Fiction, and details on the production of Deep Outside SFFH. From 1998 to September 2000, Editor John T. Cullen provided monthly commentary. John K. Muir took over the media critic/editorial page in October 2000, launching his own *Transmission* Editorial label (which became *Transmission* Media at Far Sector SFFH. John K. Muir's supreme specialty has long been media journalism and reporting. See his biography at bottom of this page.

• Best Hallow E'en Movie Ever
• Terror On Your Modem!
• Vanilla Sci-Fi
• Vampire Slayer Award?
• Not Very Special Effects...
• Hodder Fodder: Jason X Racks Up The Body Count
• Take Two: A Few Thoughts on Hollywood's Obsession with Remakes
• The Truth Was Out There…Cancellation of The X-Files ends an Era
• A Song in My Heart…The Musical Lives On
• The Human Adventure is Just Beginning…
            Again: Star Trek: The Motion Picture, The Director's Edition Beams onto DVD.
• The New Golden Age of Science Fiction Television
• Summer of '82
• John Carpenter meets Big Daddy Mars
• August 2001 - Dino-Might: Jurassic Park III Awakens Prehistoric Memories
• July 2001 - Horror Writers of America; John Cullen's Time Machine
• June 2001 - You'll Still Believe a Man Can Fly... The Superman Film Collection Lands on DVD at last
• May 2001 - Filmation's Enterprise: Remembering Star Trek: The Animated Series
• April 2001 - Space 2001: Writer Johnny Byrne wants to Party like it's 1999...Again
• March 2001 - Back to The Future: Sci-Fi TV Favorites Rise from the Ashes by John Muir
• February 2001 - Apples and Oranges: D.C. Fontana Interview by John Kennth Muir as JKM joins the
            Deep Outside SFFH team as media reporter. See his biography and links below.

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• October 2000 - A Month of Pratfalls
• September 2000 - Middlemen and Other Evils
• August 2000 - Our Third Year!
• March 2000 - Print on Demand.
• February 2000 - The Coming Agony of the E-book Industry.
• December 1999 - The sorry state of publishing.
• October 1999 - Market info and the e-book Tsunami.
• September/October 1999 - John T. Cullen revisits the growth of e-books.
• August 1999 - Slave Wages, Wage Slaves, and New Waves.
            John T. Cullen comments on the population, the workday, and a return to Eden.
• June 1999 - How to protect your literary works from pirates, and why they can't win. John T. Cullen also
            discusses the state of e-publishing rights and why they aren't really all that different from print rights.
• May 1999 - Commentary: the state of mainstream fiction, & continuing marginalization of genre fiction.
• April 1999 - Comic-Con International; High Hallack Library; Douglas Clegg; and more.
• December 1998 - News about Clarion West, SFWA, and more.
• October 1998 - The imminent demise of offline publishing, Event Horizon launch,
            and DOSFFH becomes the first Web-only SFFH mag listed in Writer's Market.

John Kenneth Muir's Biography: The full list of John's national and global achievements is too lengthy to document here. Keeping this bio within the context of our 1998-2002 magazine (Far Sector SFFH continued to 2007 with John on board still as a key team member), here are two important links of many in the 2022 renovation by JTC.
One: John Kenneth Muir's  Wikipedia page;
Two: John Kenneth Muir's  personal website.