Some History of Matrix Software By Michael Erlewine
Some History of Matrix Software By Michael Erlewine
Some History of Matrix Software By Michael Erlewine
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y <strong>Erlewine</strong>‟s writing andediting and designed by histalented brother Tom<strong>Erlewine</strong>, each issue <strong>of</strong>Astro*Talk was eagerlyawaited and thoroughlyenjoyed.Astro*Talk NewsletterIn 1983, <strong>Michael</strong> <strong>Erlewine</strong>launched the “Astro*Talknewsletter,” which was sent to<strong>Matrix</strong> customers andinterested astrologers. Asidefrom updates on newastrology s<strong>of</strong>tware, it wasfilled with in-depth interviewswith famous astrologers, newsitems in astronomy <strong>of</strong> interestto astrologers and muchmore. In fact, so good was thenewsletter that no less acomputer expert thancolumnist than John C.Dvorak (even though he hadNO interest in astrology) sawfit to award Astro*Talk with hisdistinquished Silver Award forexcellence in computerorientedpublications. Fueled<strong>Matrix</strong> MagazineIn 1978, <strong>Michael</strong> <strong>Erlewine</strong>launched <strong>Matrix</strong> Magazine,devoted to astrologicalcomputing, techniques, andthe algorithms that madethem work. Armed with littlemore than an electrictypewriter, <strong>Erlewine</strong> drewaround him some adistinguished group <strong>of</strong>technical astrologers, nameslike Charles A. Jayne, JamesNeely, Theodore Landscheidt,Noel Tyl, Robert Hand, Roger