Cue Times Billiard News - UPDATE!

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If you haven't subscribed to the Cue Times yet, you're missing out! We've already published three issues and are currently working on our fourth. For more info on how to subscribe, go to: Cue Times Billiard News

So what exactly have you missed out on?

-- "My Pool Life" articles providing insight into how the good players got that way. So far we've featured two of the best amateur players around - Dave Gross and James Brothers. Next month, it will be World Champion Kelly Fisher's turn to be in the spotlight.

-- In last month's issue, we had exclusive and unconventional coverage of the Turning Stone Classic XXII provided by Cue Times contributor, Ryan Dacko.

-- So far there have been 8 instructional articles provided by nationally recognized billiard instructors. In the near future we will be welcoming additional high-profile contributors, all in hopes helping our readers reach the next level in their games.

-- The best of OMGWTF... one of billiards' most entertaining bloggers on the web.

-- Q & A's of Shane Van Boening, Jeanette Lee and Oscar Dominguez by WPBA's Melissa "The Viper" Little.

-- PLUS exclusive Cue Times "On Cue" cartoons, "Billiards in Cinema" - a look at billiards' appearances on the big screen, coverage of regional events from around the U.S. and much more.

If you're still reading this (and I hope you are!), we're also asking members of the billiard community to support our Kickstarter campaign. By supporting the Cue Times, you are also supporting the promotion of our sport through our efforts to provide an entertaining, informational and instructional publication.

To get a free peek at our inaugural issue, check out this link: Cue Times, August 2014

And to download the latest issue of the Cue Times to your mobile device, go to the iTunes store for Apple products, Google Play for Androids and Amazon for Kindle.

If you have any questions or want to become a contributor, feel free to contact us at info@cuetimes.com
 
I took a good look at it and enjoyed it. The use of color allot is Nice, in hard copy that's very expensive. All things considered, this seems like the only workable medium the pool market is able to afford. Keep up the hard work.
 
A bump for free access to the cuetimes August edition!

If anybody wants to check it out, I have an article of my own in there.
 
For those that are interested in the joss northeast tour, I wrote a very in-depth ten page article for this month's issue around the events of Turning Stone Classic XXII. Mike Zuglan was very accommodating as always in his interviews and direction of the tournament. It was an honor to be able to document such a tournament.
 
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