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In <32962FC8.33BB@mail.sal.ksu.edu> "Hoffman, Stephen" <shoffma@mail.sal.ksu.edu> writes:
>I would like to correspond with anyone who is publishing a magazine,
>especially magazines for kids and especially magazines that deal with
>science topics. 

Hello Stephen

Yes, no I don't publish a kids magazine. =:)
However, I used to work for just such a publisher and in fact still maintain
a daily contact with their production facility. The magazine is called
"Tearaway". It is published monthly, and distributed (almost) free to a
majority of secondary (high) schools in New Zealand. 

> I do want to hear from you if you've been publishing on
>schedule for at least a year and your magazine is paying its way.
Tearaway has been published for ten years now. I think that in the
magazine world that pretty much makes them the boring old farts league.
(Sorry John =;) Truth is they work hard to make the magazine as relevant
to today's kids as those who read it by the light of the campfire while
waiting for the dinosaur soup to mature.

By no means only limited to science, Tearaway deals with any and all 
issues, and I'm pleased to announce, has even tiptoed into more
contraversial issues facing our teens. They do have a annual conservation
challenge, and promote/report the annual science fairs.

A wonderful publication, IMHO.

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