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04 Oct 03 - 04:19 PM (#1029661) Subject: City Crow magazine From: City Crow I would also like to let this whole forum know that if they are inclined to write articles for publication please do so. City Crow is an entertainment magazine, so articles on entertainment and entertaining articles is the aim at 30 to 60 year olds. please submit to citycrow.com or citycrow@cogeco.ca |
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04 Oct 03 - 04:25 PM (#1029664) Subject: RE: City Crow magazine From: Clinton Hammond Isn't City Crow a specifically Windsor/Detroit mag.? :-) |
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04 Oct 03 - 07:03 PM (#1029724) Subject: RE: City Crow magazine From: City Crow Hello Clinton. Yes Clinton it is but i am trying to get entertaining articles for the second half of the magazine to make it more readable and entertaining for people who are working in the factories. It is all part of my constant quest for improvment, the same reason that keeps me going back to the golf course...the constant quest for improvment. |
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04 Oct 03 - 07:23 PM (#1029733) Subject: RE: City Crow magazine From: Clinton Hammond Sounds cool dude! Wish ya the best of luck! :-) |
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04 Oct 03 - 07:24 PM (#1029735) Subject: RE: City Crow magazine From: katlaughing What types of articles are you looking for, specifically? Length, genre, etc.? Do you have any articles archived online? I didn't see any at the website. Also, I mean no offense, but there shouldn't be an apostrophe in the word "submissions.":-) Thanks for letting us know more about your magazine and website. kat |
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04 Oct 03 - 08:59 PM (#1029768) Subject: RE: City Crow magazine From: City Crow Hi Kat and thanks for the interest. As for the website type-o well that is a former webdude mistake it will be fixed. But i have been known to do a type-o or two myself. The website is still going through changes. New stuff added every day or so. Soon some articles will be on the site but just ones that appear in the second half of the issue. What i mean by entertaining articles here are some examples. an article took a survey of ten guys who shaved thier head and asked thier advice it turned out pretty funny. Another was from a bouncer explaining why he needs to see ID at the door also a very funny piece. I chose the article about Robert Johnson by Mr.Scotese (thanks again) because it fit in with the PBS special and i found it interesting. So to sum it up, stuff to make readers laugh or say "hmm intersting". About 600 to 1,000 words is a good size. Aiming at 30 to 60 year old blue collar workers and musicians. Again thanks for the interest. Can I link this site to mine? |
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04 Oct 03 - 09:02 PM (#1029770) Subject: RE: City Crow magazine From: City Crow ok,ok I mean interesting(Another type-o). |
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06 Oct 03 - 01:14 PM (#1030647) Subject: RE: City Crow magazine From: City Crow citycrow.com has been updated if you would like to take a look. But keep in mind it is still having growing pains. |
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06 Oct 03 - 01:34 PM (#1030660) Subject: RE: City Crow magazine From: Clinton Hammond Those are the best kind of pains to have eh! :-) |
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06 Oct 03 - 01:42 PM (#1030668) Subject: RE: City Crow magazine From: City Crow I have had worse...See you at the Kildare Clinton. |
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06 Oct 03 - 03:35 PM (#1030751) Subject: RE: City Crow magazine From: katlaughing Thanks, City Crow. I will take a look later on this week. I do a lot of typos, too.:-) Hmmmm...did Clinton lure you here?**bg** kat |