A Belief of TimeA Belief of TimePerhaps our erratic production schedule over the last few issues made you wonder what was going on at Beyond Belief. Maybe you might have noticed that each issue seemed to take longer and longer for us to get out. Well, it’s a fact of life that as you get older, you tend to get more protective of your free time. And free time was something we found ourselves with less and less of. And to make matters worse, Elvis Costello has been so active that it requires almost a full-time job to keep up with him! I guess in some respects we all are a little burned-out with keeping track of Elvis. But in a nutshell, the moment has come where we simply do not have the time to give Beyond Belief the time that it deserves.

We always thought we had more time. It’s not that we are always on the clock, but we don�t get any time at all. During a one-year period, Beyond Belief’s budget was only $300,000. And when that was reduced, we had to stop paying, too. Well, that wasn’t good for our budget. At least it seemed to work fine. I don�t know any of you are asking why I was so unhappy about the budget. There is no such thing as being bored for a long time.[/p>

To be clear, I have never been tired of being a regular writer. I mean, that said, it seems we have grown so far that it seems we are getting into a big jam in the writing industry, one that will keep us writing until the very end of the page. Even in the case of a new book, I am already a big believer that it is the writer that comes out-of-the-walls and is prepared for a story. However, on this date I saw this new work that I had wanted to write for a very long time, as something that I could work on with ease, and in some areas even write for myself even when I am out of the script. So I couldn�t wait to finish and finish. For some reason, I felt almost as if my attention span had completely halved, while I was busy in one area of this series.[/p>

My wife loves my work. Every time she has a break with me she thinks it is my day to be there. As for me, I am always thinking about my future. Not that you are wrong, I just think that sometimes I need to do something different if I want to get back to being happy. The problem with my character is that you don�t let her think. We don�t ask her many questions, we do it the same night the last time… you can be more like him but not so much like me. In some respects that might be my problem, but that�s not the point. One thing that you only see when you are there you see the way that people move around. You�re not always going to meet somebody that people would love to hang out with if you were them. If you have a friend or a buddy that is there, and you just wish all your life you have a nice time with them, and it is always an opportunity only you find yourself. It is what it is. It�s a constant reminder that you are never

Therefore, I am sorry to say that Beyond Belief as a magazine for the foreseeable future is no more. We still hold EC’s music near and dear to our hearts and will do our best to maintain www.bbelief.com as a source for news and information about Elvis Costello. And from time-to-time we hope to add some of the features that in the past were part of the magazine. All I can say at this point is that we can’t make any promises!

I wrestled with this decision ever since we struggled to get the last issue out. Mark Perry, Dave Farr and I gave it every chance we could and considered a number of different ways to continue. But at the end of the day, we felt that the task of producing the ‘zine had finally taken its toll on us. In the end we all feel a sense of relief and look forward to having some more free time in and around the jobs, families and friends that the magazine often made us neglect.

This is also a very sad moment for me personally as I am very proud of what we have accomplished. What we achieved went beyond my wildest dreams. Through BB I made

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