The column "Personal Terrors" by Christopher Sequeira appeared only in Issue 1, and that by Bryce Stevens, "Every Time the Candle Burns", in Issues 1 and 3 only. Mark Morrison's "Keeping Time" (column on horror gaming) appeared only in Issues 1 and 3. (Morrison notably went on to write various roleplaying game scenarios for Chaosium, including one as collaboration with Thomas Ligotti, "In a City of Bells and Towers" (based on Ligotti's story "The Journal of J.P. Drapeau") for the "Horror on the Oriental Express" gaming module for the 5th edition of "Call of Cthulhu" (1991)). Keith Curtis [http://www.austlit.edu.au/austlit/search/page?query=keith+curtis&facetSampleSize=10000&facetValuesSize=10&count=50]'s column "Bibliocide" (horror and true crime reviews) appeared only in Issue 1.