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Archive for category: Magazines

   (2010.07.09)

Is Toronto Life really an unkillable institution? Are we on the verge of finding out?

   (2010.06.09)

The magazine may have jumped the shark, but I thought highly enough of Fantastic Man to have submitted several solicited article pitches

   (2010.06.02)

The Wired app is a stag’s head hung over a mantelpiece, a pitiful reminder of a formerly living thing

   (2010.03.28)

Xtra finally experiences a hot-beef-injection-like influx of italics

   (2010.01.12)

A couple of things you can leave out: “The problem section” in magazine articles; historical digressions in books

   (2010.01.12)

But it will be expressed as some form of HTML. Still, there will be problems

   (2010.01.06)

Suddenly the shittily-designed and -typeset New Yorker has an “oppressive font”

   (2010.01.06)

I.D.’s last editor is in denial

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