Showing posts with label online magazines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label online magazines. Show all posts
Saturday, June 18, 2016
Saturday, April 23, 2016
Divedapper.com
This afternoon I just found out about Divedapper.com, an online magazine devoted to interviews with poets. It's somewhat like The Paris Review with its writer interviews, but more specialized.
Friday, June 21, 2013
Blogger Field Negro Might Join Planned Online Magazine
From The Field Negro blog:
Still, I am sick of just blogging about this kind of carnage in our streets that everyone else is ignoring. This includes black leaders and politricksters who seem to just shrug their collective shoulders like the rest of America.
We all better start coming up with some solutions very soon. You can only build but so many prisons and close so many schools. The chickens will come home one day.
There is plenty of blame to go around: Trifling sperm donors, crooked politicians, the NRA, a lack of jobs, lack of a proper family structure.... I could go on, but the list is too long for this particular post.
But enough about all the problems, we all know what they are.
Someone I respect reached out to me recently and they will be launching a solutions based online magazine soon. I don't want to say too much because it is still in its infant stage. But soon I hope to be involved with that project and writing about solutions and engaging in critical thinking with folks who are trying to come up with solutions as well.
I still love my blog (although the partisan trolls and racists who comment can get a little tiresome at times), so I will continue with TFN for now.
Stay tuned.
Still, I am sick of just blogging about this kind of carnage in our streets that everyone else is ignoring. This includes black leaders and politricksters who seem to just shrug their collective shoulders like the rest of America.
We all better start coming up with some solutions very soon. You can only build but so many prisons and close so many schools. The chickens will come home one day.
There is plenty of blame to go around: Trifling sperm donors, crooked politicians, the NRA, a lack of jobs, lack of a proper family structure.... I could go on, but the list is too long for this particular post.
But enough about all the problems, we all know what they are.
Someone I respect reached out to me recently and they will be launching a solutions based online magazine soon. I don't want to say too much because it is still in its infant stage. But soon I hope to be involved with that project and writing about solutions and engaging in critical thinking with folks who are trying to come up with solutions as well.
I still love my blog (although the partisan trolls and racists who comment can get a little tiresome at times), so I will continue with TFN for now.
Stay tuned.
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