Heirs
to Emerge: Savoy v. Clarity
Two new magazines
claim to build on the tradition of an old one.
By E. Kate Novack
Dear
Rosie: Now That You Mention It…
On her web site,
Rosie asked readers to tell her what they think of her new magazine. We
take her up on it.
By Kristan Zimmer
Sex
and the Single Magazine
D magazine publisher
Wick Allison dumped an entire press run of his own publication because
he didn’t like two of the ads. Was it morality, or just money?
By Sandra Adams
An
Unappreciated Art Form
In the first guide
to letters to the editor sections, a sampling of letter prototypes.
By Anne Hemmett Stern
The
Fur Police
PETA’s campaign
against Vogue magazine, Anna Wintour and fur.
By Anna Sophie Loewenberg
Sacco
in a Strange Land
Comics journalist
Joe Sacco is forcing the mainstream to sit up and take notice. Journalism
may never be the same.
By John Giuffo
What
Would Jesus Do (With Government Funding)?
Everyone has an
opinion on George W. Bush’s faith-based funding initiatives. What do the
religious magzines have to say?
By Jennifer Pinowski
The
British Invasion
Why are so many
of the most outspoken magazine writers and editors in the U.S. from the
U.K.?
By Katie Prout
The
New Esquire
Esquire has shed
its macho image. The gradual feminization of "the grandaddy of men’s
magazines."
By Catherine Lee
The
Write Stuff
The Insider, Dog
Day Afternoon, Perfect and Urban Cowboy were magazine articles before
they were movies. What makes some articles so suited to the big screen?
By Nina Rayburn Dec
Making
the World a Better Place
A Q& A with
Time’s world editor, Joshua Ramo, who has ushered in a new generation
of civic journalism.
By Devyani Onial
ReDegg
Magazine publishing in China, historically handicapped by government
censorship, is blossoming.
By Anna Sophie Loewenberg
It’s
a Freelance Life
"It is, quite
simply, impossible." Even so, Nora Sayre and Darcy Frey have found
a way to make it work. More or less.
By Bryan Close
