Your Daily Miltonian is an all-purpose lifestyle in an easy-to-consume digital format. At once both a magazine and a movement, the Daily Miltonian is hand-crafted each day by your hosts, Fort Saint Davids. Our Pacific Northwest Offices are occupied by Your Steadfast Writer, Erik Bader. East Coast Science Writing and Other Observations are covered by our in-house designer Alexander Zahradnik. The Spinner Rack is our Serious look at contemporary superhero comics and is written by one of our favorite people anywhere, Mr. Brady Dale Russell. Crooks gives advice, Father Gibbs is our patron saint, the Legend of Street Dog is our familiar, Julio the Owl is our mascot, and Kelly White writes for Philebrity but is an honorary Miltonian. You are our faithful reader and we could never forget you before we even met you.
you guyz are kewl. have long address, but nice teeth!
Have been inspired to express myself locally, on the conplaint of using Indian names (native) as Mascots. Then it accured to me, what does the name MILTONIAN signify? Afterall there have been several folks in my life that have called me Miltonian.
I searched the web for a difinition and ended with you folks.
Now, FOLKS, that is a group of people of like mind, is that true?
So, “What’s it all About”, (that famous tune) surely you can help me. Milton
Love the new logo!!
Is the free-posting zone?
You guys need a message board…
Yeah maybe we could make this the Free-Posting zone. Glad you liked the new logo. Whoever can name the most characters/people on said log wins a No-Prize!
Thanks for the sweet plug for our anniversary event!
long way from fanzines of yesteryear!!!
my nuts.
I can’t work out what the heck you chaps are waffling about but I sure like it. Much charm. I also likt the name Fort Saint Davids. Y’know thats a ex-British/French fort in India, right?? amazing.
It’s also the original name of East Falls, the neighborhood in Philadelphia where we first decided to start publishing books. We called it: Fort Saint Davids Books! Then we realized we didn’t have enough money to publish books. But here we are, half a decade later, doing this! History.