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A Note from Percival Hoover

For the record: I didn’t ask for this newsletter.

If you’ve read the “CASE” section, you already know how this whole website came to be. I won’t repeat myself here.

Apparently, resolving cases isn’t considered sufficient anymore. Now I’m expected to gather subscribers.

Do I recommend you sign up?
I don’t make recommendations. But if you prefer facts over speculation, and don’t mind the occasional update from someone who has seen more than enough, then proceed as you see fit.

Just don’t expect birthday cards.

P.H.

Addendum: The image above is staged.
I was told there would be a biscuit if I clicked the trackball. There was not.
The signup form on the screen? Photoshop, apparently.

Also it is conceptually absurd. Why would I subscribe to a newsletter about my own work? I do not require updates on myself. I know what I’m doing.
But marketing insisted. They always do.

All commentary by Mr Percival Hoover is published under Council directive SP-LIC-H/647/B/22. The Bellwick Council retains full editorial authority and assumes no responsibility for his phrasing, tone, or temperament.