Tom:
 
I just read that they now have a new Editor.
 
BTW, the magazine was co-founded by (and funded for many years by) author  
John Grisham.   It is now run by a Non-profit.
 
I was just suggesting that for a few bucks more over the music issue you  
can support them and get three more with at least one good music related 
article  .
 
You can see the contents of the Georgia issue on their website.  I'm  
looking forward to mine.
 
Steve Ramm
 
 
 
In a message dated 11/16/2015 4:57:42 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
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One  man's opinion ... some good music-related articles and many 
over-wraught  fiction and poetry 
pieces. The music issue is very intellectual and  "curated," which takes 
some of the soul out of 
everything, and the  magazine has a very distinct English 
Major/semi-academic feel to it. Also, way  
too much first-person (why do young writers insist on inserting themselves  
in everything? why can't 
they get out of the way and let their subjects  speak for themselves?). If 
that's your thing, then it 
does it well. I  prefer more earthiness, brevity and soul with my arts. The 
"curated" CDs with  the 
music issue are quite good, in my experience. Sometimes they go  obscure 
for obscurity's sake, but 


-- Tom  Fine