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Showing posts with label travel with strangers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label travel with strangers. Show all posts
Monday, September 1, 2014
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Travel with Strangers STILL LIVES!
Remember that public transit litmag I started a while ago? We're finally starting on the second issue! If you've ever had a hankering to read/write a short story, limerick, epic poem, monologue, existentialist one-act, or soul-baring memoir that takes place in/around public transit, this is your chance. And let's be real, it's pretty much your only chance, since nobody else publishes the incredibly obscure genre of transit lit.
Oh, we also like visual art - drawings, paintings, photos.
If you've never written anything before, COME ON PEOPLE! The time is now. Pull out those pens or quills or whatever floats your boat and give me some bus verbage.
Oh, we also like visual art - drawings, paintings, photos.
If you've never written anything before, COME ON PEOPLE! The time is now. Pull out those pens or quills or whatever floats your boat and give me some bus verbage.
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Monday, January 20, 2014
Travel with Strangers - a new public transit litmag
Hey everybody, I'm trying to get off the ground a little multidisciplinary venture known as
the only web litmag dedicated to providing glimpses of public transit (if you can prove me wrong, please do).
We just released our first issue, so please check out the site. We've got some talented folks writing, and we're hoping to grow.
Someone really transity once told me that the problem with metro Detroiters and transit is that we can't picture what real, quality transit looks like. We use transit when we go on vacations to Chicago. We don't have the frame of reference for daily, efficient commuter travel. And so what we can't imagine, we can't reach.
Travel with Strangers exists in part to address this issue. To bring transit to the forefront of our narratives. To show that in some places and for some people, it's a thing. And to present the awkwardness/beauty that comes from traveling with strangers instead of with yourself in a bubble.
Please do give it a read! And if you're a transit and/or writer type person, check out the submissions page.
Happy travels!
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