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The Utne Reader has announced the founding of its Dead Magazine Club. Is this ghoulish, or a fitting memorial?
[node:ad]The Utne Reader has announced the founding of its Dead Magazine Club. Is this ghoulish, or a fitting memorial?
Deborah Jones
February 12, 2010
I think it’s dumb and maybe
I think it’s dumb and maybe ghoulish. Who cares? I expect most of the editors/publishers have had their memorial services and moved on – maybe to reincarnate at some point. Mags and zines come and go. Utne is not, after all, dealing with the mainstream mags. I wonder what their criteria is…ie. how they decide who’s dead and who’s alive. We stopped sending them free copies awhile back, so does that make us dead? Definitely not – we’ve been around for 34 years but have decided (a few times over the years) that there is no need to feed their editorial needs.