Subscribers and newsstands are receiving issues now. Unfortunately due to our tournament, it won’t be available on Zinio yet. Soon come.
This issue is an MMA cover - our second ever - but before you TCMA readers judge, read the cover story. On the cover is Zhang Tiequan.
[QUOTE=GeneChing;1100603]It’s our July August 2011, on newsstands now.[/QUOTE]
Gene, someone said this issue also has David Chin doing a Hop Gar article? Is that true? Unfortunately, getting copies is darn hard where I am, can I order it online from you???
BOOO!!!
Just kidding. 
“The Mongolian Wolf” is a pretty cool nickname…
You mean “Grasslands,” JamesC
I guess you’ll have to read the article. 
I moved your post here, lkfmdc
Yes, there is a David Chin article by his student Nick Lamia. Yes, you can get it from us, but single issues will sting you in shipping so I’d advise getting more or going via Zinio (note that our Zinio version isn’t up yet).
Nice to know you still read us.
Kung Fu Horoscopes
Our horoscopes are now live.
Quick question…
I subscribed to the magazine on 6/2/11 via the website. Haven’t received an issue yet. Will I be receiving the July/August issue or will my first issue be the following one?
Sorry for the trifling question…just anxious I guess.
You missed the July August, Tyrant171
The newsstand date for that issue was 5/31, so if you subscribed on 6/1, the subscriptions were already fulfilled a few weeks earlier. You fell into our bimonthly subscription hole. Sorry about that. The first issue you will receive will be our Sep/Oct, which has a newsstand date of 8/2.
Ah…just my luck.
Is there anywhere in the greater Chicago area to pick up a copy?
You have any large book stores in the area? I’m pretty sure that Barnes and Noble carry it here. Hastings does for sure.
I’ve actually been to a couple Barnes and Nobles recently…neither had it.
Ahh, that sucks.
You could always buy an individual copy from martialartsmart.com, although you’re gonna pay a bit more…
Yeah, I might end up doing that. Thanks, James.
No prob. Check your private messages.
Alas, the decline of newsstands
Barnes & Noble on Tuesday reported a larger fourth-quarter loss than analysts expected as the bookseller continues to invest heavily in its e-book reader Nook and as liquidation sales by rival Borders hurt its revenue.
The largest U.S. specialty book retailer said its net loss came to $59.4 million for the three months ended April 30, larger than its net loss of $32 million a year ago.
Revenue rose 4 percent to $1.37 billion from $1.32 billion last year.
Let me know via PM if you can’t find an issue, Tyrant171. Let me know here if you do find one on the newsstands.
Well I ventured out a little bit and managed to find the May/June issue of the magazine at a Barnes and Noble in Plainfield, IL. Woohoo! I can always go back there to pick up the July/August issue when it comes in.
Thanks for your concern, Mr. Ching. Btw, I’ve begun reading my copy of Shaolin Trips and have to say that, from what I’ve read so far, you have something really terrific on your hands. 
That’s excellent, Tyrant171
Glad you are enjoying my book too. I appreciate your support on that.
Sorry for the delay
Our cover story is now live!
Read this issue’s cover story for free: The Wolf at the Door by Gene Ching with Gigi Oh.
Our July August 2011 issue is now available on the newsstands, as well as for iPad on Zinio.
