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[[Image:BTmast.png|thumb|left|Masthead of the paper.]]'''''Beric'ht Talossan''''' is a | [[Image:BTmast.png|thumb|left|Masthead of the paper.]]'''''Beric'ht Talossan''''' is a current [[Talossa]]n [[newspaper]], founded by Sir [[Alexandreu Davinescu]]. [[Munditenens Tresplet]], Sir [[C. M. Siervicül]], Dr. [[Txec dal Nordselva]], and [[C. Carlüs Xheraltescu]] are staff writers, while [[Ma la Mha]] and [[Magniloqueu Epiqeu da Lhiun]] are featured contributors. There are two staff cartoonists, both anonymous, who go by the pseudonyms "Elo Cutor" and "Eric S. Mildew." ''Beric'ht'' is an affiliate of the [[Talossan Press Association]]. | ||
The paper was founded on 14 Mar {{year|2014}} with a staff of three, and publishes a new issue every other Sunday morning. It has been published regularly since its founding, except for a planned break every sixth issue. The average length of each issue is about seven to eight pages. | |||
The advertised cost of ''Beric'ht'' is 1{{l}}, but to date this cost has been waived and the publication has been provided free of charge. This is one of many steps the paper takes to expand its readership, heavily promoting its subscription service and billing itself as "the first draft of history." | |||
==Links== | |||
*[http://berichttalossan.blogspot.com/ Archive of back issues] | |||
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Revision as of 09:26, 23 July 2014
Beric'ht Talossan is a current Talossan newspaper, founded by Sir Alexandreu Davinescu. Munditenens Tresplet, Sir C. M. Siervicül, Dr. Txec dal Nordselva, and C. Carlüs Xheraltescu are staff writers, while Ma la Mha and Magniloqueu Epiqeu da Lhiun are featured contributors. There are two staff cartoonists, both anonymous, who go by the pseudonyms "Elo Cutor" and "Eric S. Mildew." Beric'ht is an affiliate of the Talossan Press Association.
The paper was founded on 14 Mar 2014/XXXV with a staff of three, and publishes a new issue every other Sunday morning. It has been published regularly since its founding, except for a planned break every sixth issue. The average length of each issue is about seven to eight pages.
The advertised cost of Beric'ht is 1ℓ, but to date this cost has been waived and the publication has been provided free of charge. This is one of many steps the paper takes to expand its readership, heavily promoting its subscription service and billing itself as "the first draft of history."