Tag: magazines

Today, in addition to covering local and national queer art and culture, Wussy hosts events across the city, like drag shows, dance parties, and movie screenings—and founder Jon Dean doesn’t plan to stop there.

“We’re asking people to take a step back from the craziness of day to day, enjoy some really good stories, and hopefully learn something that they’ll be able to talk about with other people,” says Pop-Up Magazine producer and host Aaron Edwards.

House Beautiful’s Whole Home Concept House, which opens tomorrow in Brookhaven, is the first custom house the media brand has ever built, accomplished it with local talent of Atlanta builder Michael Ladisic, architect Linda MacArthur, interior designer Sherry Hart, and kitchen and bath designer Matthew Quinn. The house also marks the end of the Sophie Dow Donelson era of the magazine.

At Katie Barringer’s high-brow Cover Books, you can pick up the latest copies of Drift, which is all about coffee culture, culinary travel zine Ambrosia, and avant-garde food journal the Gourmand.

Chuck Reece started the Bitter Southerner in 2013 as an online magazine for stories that combat outdated stereotypes of his native region. But good old-fashioned Southern generosity could make the site commercially viable. To keep the site ad-free and find a way to pay contributors, Reece opted for a new business model: asking fans to sign on as members at levels from $25 to $1,000.