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At the risk of posting something slightly off-topic, here's an announcement
from a friend of mine in NYC.

If you have any questions, write to Neil at neild@echonyc.com.

--Max Freund


>HERE (subtitled: The Stories Behind Where You Are) is a new zine from Neil
>deMause, longtime progressive journalist and co-founder of the political
>zine Brooklyne Metro Times. HERE's focus will be on *place-based*
>articles; rather than "covering issues," HERE will cover places, and
>discuss all the issues that come into play there. Articles in the upcoming
>premier issue will include a visit to a Long Island welfare center, a look
>at white tourism in a multicultural neighborhood in Queens, NY, a visit to
>the Zippo lighter company town in Pennsylvania, and the history of a NYC
>tenement.
>
>All submissions, letters, questions, and comments are welcome. Submissions
>may be in any journalistic or non-journalistic style (fiction is okay,
>too; poetry ... we'll talk), so long as there is some focus on a specific
>place (where "place" could be anything from a streetcorner to an entire
>rainforest), and may be any length. Wondering whether an idea would be
>appropriate for HERE? Call, write, or e-mail:
>
>HERE
>PO Box 310281
>Brooklyn, NY 11231
>718-499-9023
>neild@echonyc.com


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