New magazine, Cousin Corinne

[mcfactor]

My friend and I have just launched a website for a magazine that we are making, called Cousin Corinne.

It is a literary and photographic magazine based in Brooklyn, NY, where we both live. The website will have a blog featuring various photographers and poets and we know and that submit their work to the site. Within the next few months we will be printing our first issue. It will initially be distributed through Bookcourt, a local, community-based bookstore in Brooklyn owned by my parner's family. I realize that many people launch online magazines without much follow up, however, since we have the fanatastic resource of the bookstore, and are committed to the printed word and image, a magazine in print is soon to follow.

For now, feel free to peruse the website, view the (few) images, and submit photos (if you so desire). I look forward to hearing what all of you think.

-Noah McLaurine

 

[jp80874]

Noah,

Good luck on your venture. We certainly need additional magazines for good photography.

John Powers

 

[Jeff Kubach]

Looks very interesting. Good luck!

Jeff

 

[Christopher Walrath]

I wish you luck, Noah. I would like to get my print feet under me but it might be a while before CiM can offer that. I'm still getting my sole editor legs but it's going rather well.

Keep up the good work, Noah.

 

[David A. Goldfarb]

Brooklyn is a very vibrant scene right now on many fronts--literature, visual arts, and the culinary arts particularly--so you've got lots of great material to draw from. Good luck!

 

[AgX]

The title itself is so intriguing that seeing it at a store I would grab it whatever the content might be...

 

[Colin Graham]

What a great idea, look forward to reading it.