Oh good gravy - I actually used substantially fouler language when the February 2011 issue of North of 50 showed up two days late, but I am self-editing for the purposes of this blog. I know. I know. #*@! happens and glitches are more common than smooth sailing in the publishing business. But, I wonder if I would appreciate the final product - the print magazine - if there wasn't this bit of chaos to remind me that it isn't easy, but it is so worth it.
I look at this month's cover story and I think, 'don't sweat the small stuff'. The story of Kevin Kienlein's double lung / heart transplant was researched and written by regular contributor, Christine Pilgrim. Once recovered Kevin plans to take up inspirational speaking to raise awareness of the importance of organ donation.
Also in this issue, because it's February and Valentine's Day is right around the corner, there's a story about finding love on the Internet. That story and the Kevin Kienlein transplant piece can be found on the web version of the magazine, too, at http://www.northof50.com. I love that the Internet allows North of 50 to be read worldwide, but I confess, I like the feel of the print magazine in my hands. I like flipping through the pages, scribbling in the margins, reading in the bathtub, which is exactly what I plan to do right now.
Cheers
TJ
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ReplyDeleteI made an account of google.i will spread the word :)
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