on BASIC language programming; Cray Augsburg (Delphi Bureau): coverage of the CoCo community on the Delphi online service; Fred B. Scerbo (Wishing Well): BASIC programs based on ideas submitted by readers; Dale L. Puckett (KISSable OS-9): coverage of the OS-9 multitasking operating system; Steve Blyn (Education Notes): coverage of educational software; Marty Goodman (CoCo Consultations), Richard E. Esposito (Doctor ASCII), Dan Downard (Downloads), Ed Ellers (Earth to Ed): answers to technical questions from the readers; Dennis Lewandowski (The Assembly Corner): assembly language programming; Charles J. Roslund (Charlie's Machine): a machine language utility column; Michael Plog, Ph.D. (Education Overview): addressing issues of using computers and technology within educational settings; William Nolan of Prickly Pear Software (The Dragon's Byte): wrote dozens of articles and, for several years, a monthly column on gaming, particularly fantasy gaming, on the CoCo. Tom Nelson (CoCo Counsel): law and computers. Daniel Adams Eastham (Personable Pascal): References External links The "CoCo" Chronicles PDF copies of most issues in the Color Computer Archive Home computer magazines Defunct computer magazines published in the United States Magazines established in 1981 Magazines disestablished in 1993 TRS-80 Color Computer Magazines published in Kentucky 1981 establishments in Kentucky 1993 disestablishments in Kentucky