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WE’RE STILL HERE, VANCOUVER!
Sneak Peek at our Cover for Issue Three! Sad Mag proudly launches Issue 3, the bold and beautiful Black & White issue, Friday March 19 at the Legendary ANZA Club.
Behind the Scenes: The Black and White Issue
Creative Director, Brandon Gaukel photographs Vancouver’s legendary Queen of Sass, Crystal Precious. Check out a peek into our Black and White Issue.
Sad Mag loves Poetry is Dead
The Sad Mag team was very happy to attend the launch of Poetry is Dead at the Grace Gallery on Superbowl Sunday.
We Have Been Busy
Be sure to check out filmmaker Jocelyne Chaput’s contribution to Sad Mag, a short film produced in anticipation of issue two..
What? Issue Two? Behind the Scenes…
Sad Mag launches issue two on December 17. Until then, we’re releasing sneak peeks from the new issue. So check back for updates during the next two weeks and keep your eyes peeled for exclusive web content!
Launch Party: Time of our LIVES
Our launch party was super awesome! Check out our photo evidence in the slideshow within.
Launch Party this Thursday
“THIS JUST IN. To commemorate Patrick Swayze (RIP)… I’m going to mix in songs from the movie Dirty Dancing, and we will all dance to them. For real. See you soon!!!”
Sad Mag on CBC this Sunday
Brandon and Deanne were interviewed by CBC Radio One’s Sheryl McKay on North by Northwest this week. Catch the podcast online at http://www.cbc.ca/nxnw/.
Sad Mag on The Literary Type
Sad Mag is profiled by Rosalynn Tyo, Managing Editor of The New Quarterly, this week at The Literary Type.
UPDATE: Sad Mag on CBC Radio (Wednesday)
Thank you to everyone who was planning to listen to today’s interview on On the Coast. Unfortunately, CBC changed their programming at the last minute and cancelled their interview with Sad Mag. Another time! Stay tuned.
Brandon in Xtra West
Sad Mag’s Creative Director, Brandon Gaukel, was featured this week by Xtra West as “one to watch.”
Sad Mag launch party
Sad Magazine makes its smashing debut on Thursday, September 17 at the ANZA club in Vancouver, BC.
We’re getting ready …
Sad Magazine is proud to be launching its first issue in September, 2009. Check here for sneak peeks.