Readymag is a new interactive publishing platform which allows you to create, publish and discover truly amazing webzines. Be sure to play with the
demo for a look at the bleeding edge of web interactivity. It's not quite a sci-fi future yet, but it's getting closer.
posted by nosila
on Aug 9, 2012 -
27 comments
Interviews:
Russell Banks,
Susan Orlean,
Tibor Fischer,
Azar Nafisi.
| Writing on
social justice:
Susan Power on Bosnia.
Barbara Erenreich on poverty.
| e-books:
Aristotle,
Emma Goldman,
Buddha.
| New
Non-
fiction,
fiction.
| Hundreds of
Reviews. Graphic Art, Poetry, Music, and much more from
identity theory, one of the best literary websites I've encountered, thanks to an incredulity-inducing amount of work by what seem to be volunteers. Wow.
(Specific interviews already MeFid in these threads.)
posted by louigi
on Jun 1, 2005 -
1 comment
Ten Reasons --from going to McDonald's (Did you know that Happy Meals are a loss leader?) to becoming a miser (It's a weightloss plan that really works) and more. From
AK13, a great little brit web mag.
posted by amberglow
on Jan 17, 2005 -
23 comments
netdiver, a new media design portal and digital culture magazine. If you care at all about webdesign, you should see this.
(Though I found it through random surfing, it was also an answer to an old question of mine.)
posted by signal
on Jun 14, 2004 -
8 comments
Stand and say it loud. Soapboxgirls is a monthly webzine focused on and relating pop-culture from the perspective of contributing female writers. The issues are extensive; the archives stretch back to 2000. The march issue: porn. If the essays aren't enough, you might consider the media reviews, the fiction and the poetry. Those of you for whom a monthly fix is not enough, well --
they understand.
posted by moz
on Mar 23, 2002 -
6 comments
102 Beats. For its third anniversary,
Freaky Trigger is trying out a neat project: You write exactly 102 words about a bit of music. Then someone else will do the same. More inside.
posted by Skot
on Feb 26, 2002 -
7 comments
