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Issue 24 of Neon features the work of Emily Darrell, Claudine R. Moreau, L.E. Butler, Omar Metwally, Howie Good, Jonathan Greenhause, Tetman Callis, Noel Sloboda, Rachel Mehl, and Caitlin Elizabeth Thomson. For more information, see: www.neonmagazine.co.uk. Issue 23 of Neon features the work of Arijit Sen, Matthew Dexter, Bob Thurber, Matthew Burnside, Daniel Powell, Ian Gammie, Patrick McGinty, and Sara Crowley. For more information, see: www.neonmagazine.co.uk. Issue 22 of Neon features the work of Howie Good, Paul McDonald, Ladee Hubbard, Dave Migman, Adam Moorad, Joseph A. W. Quintela, Jessica Hollander, Emily Darrell, and Bryce Alister Doersam. For more information, see: www.neonmagazine.co.uk.
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Think magazine's second issue now online. www.thinkmag.net Issue 21 of Neon features the work of P. Edward Cunningham, Robert S. King, Kate Wyer, Kirsty Logan, Sean Patrick Conlon, Michael Spring, Sonia Hendy-Isaac, Angela Parker, Gavin Broom, and Jason Irwin. For more information, see: www.neonmagazine.co.uk. Issue 20 of Neon features the work of Jonathan Greenhause, CL Bledsoe, Howie Good, Christopher James, Donna Burgess, Stevie Blue, Daniel Uncapher, and Jenn Clarke, as well as photo-illustrations by Matina Stamatakis. For more information, see: www.neonmagazine.co.uk. Issue 19 of Neon features the work of Rhian Waller, Daniel Hudon, Puma Perl, Alvaro Zinos-Amaro, Jacqueline West, Raul Gallardo, Shokry Eldaly, Lydia Williams and Heather Bell, as well an interview with Alvaro Zinos-Amaro about his short story "The Man Made Only Of Straight Lines: A Rectilinear Fable". For more information, see www.neonmagazine.co.uk. 52p full issue of UK-based magazine, Fan the Fire, formerly LOAD Magazine The Market Crash Issue: How Labels Are Failing in the Digital Market. 2009's First Crop of Album Releases. The Informant. Lesbian Vampire Killers. Oscar Season Letdowns. Dan Mumford Artwork. Valeria Lazareva Style Spread. Fan the Fire is a stylish digital magazine for all lovers of music, film, art, style, TV and games. For more issues, updates on everything Fan the Fire, please visit http://www.loadmagazine.co.uk 4p full issue of NÜ Magazine NÜ, pronounced new, in a one word definition would be EXPOSURE. This magazine intends to give every creative mind the exposure they deserve with a creative final product that intends to reach creative professionals in any level. NÜ is the easy to read, easy to follow and most efficient tool to everyone who needs to come out of their own shell. It covers a very wide area of music and art, and every great artists in a creative way will be featured and followed upon their success. Whether it’s a great electric guitar player or a unique artist with a great sense of style, he or she deserves to be exposed to the world. NÜ encourages freelance writers, photographers and designers to contribute and get themselves exposed to gain experience in the creative world. If you’re a creative student who needs experience to get the job you want, this is the place to start. No need for experience here, but you must be good and you must love what you do. If you’re a freelancer who wants to pursue the creative world in writing, photography, graphic design, or advertising, contact NÜ magazine to contribute or get interviewed for an article, get the experience and best of all, get the exposure you deserve. To find out more about NÜ, please visit www.krossmedia.net Shallow Graves Magazine Issue #2! For our next venture into the world of the Supernatural & Unnatural we take a look at “The Independent Ones” Films The Mad Creator Gris Grimly Comics MAW Production’s Martheus Wade and his warrior Jetta Music 6 artists that you WILL hear about And Independent TV With author Jon Merz’s and his vampire “The Fixer” An interview with actresses Shawnee Smith (The Saw Series) and Missy Pyle (Galaxy Quest, Dodgeball, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory) about their newest endeavor "Smith & Pyle", these ladies can sing! Artwork and words from the ever imaginable Unkle Pigors of Toxictoons Handmade Horror with Morbid Décor And as always…haunts, myths, legends and original stories from today’s authors! Because to us… ”Nothing Stays Buried Forever!”
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