Talk:Mac the Knife
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[edit]For several years during the 90s I was the editor of the Mac the Knife column. (Not the *author* mind you. I was the fuddy-duddy who had to reign the midget it when he went to far.) As such, I can confirm that the Knife was a real, live human being rather than some writing-by-committee construct.
Stephen Howard-Sarin
former exec. editor of MacWEEK
stephen
Oct17.com
- Wow. Thanks for posting that. I am truly in awe. Back while you were the editor, my college buddies and I would always try to steal the copy of MacWEEK from the desk of the campus IT boss. We spent many hours at the helpdesk reading the magazine.
- Jason Whong
- (Macintosh game publishing community fixture)
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