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While I am a bit mad at them for keeping me up late last night reading, this mag is really good. Is it catching on (former Vurb guy I think)? It has a really unique angle and writing style. You can read the digital back issues for free.
Not spam, I am just wondering how popular this mag is as an actual print zine. (The Darkest Day in Motocross was riveting, as sad as it is).
https://www.readmeta.com/
Not spam, I am just wondering how popular this mag is as an actual print zine. (The Darkest Day in Motocross was riveting, as sad as it is).
https://www.readmeta.com/
Thanks for the kind words and for taking the time to recognize our efforts. We have been fortunate to work with some truly talented contributors over the years and they have helped to make META what is today. Since the launch of Volume 001 META has allowed us to travel the word, meet amazing humans, truly enjoy our work, and live a life well ridden.
Our readers make this possible and we are beyond grateful for their support.
We are currently wrapping Volume 012 and it will hit the newsstand the first week of August.
I only read the top of your Monaco story last night- how the heck did you get to do that? That's been my dream ever since I saw the movie "Grand Prix." That's the pinnacle of motorsports.
Are you finding the print market a friendly place these days? I'm curious, as you see mags like Dirt Rider drop away, whether there are niches left to be filled. Glad to see somebody pursuing it.
The Shop
I encourage anybody who reads this thread to subscribe to their favorite magazines, support their go-to website by buying a shirt, taking a reader survey, clicking on a web banner, or just give a nod of appreciation when possible.
There is a mountain of work put forth from all of the two wheeled pub efforts and the support of their readers is invaluable.
So sad, such a tragic event. But very well written story.
Brett Smith from wewentfast.com wrote the Darkest Day he is a true journalist and nicest guy you will ever meet.
I really enjoyed the LaPorte piece too. If you want people to sit down and read print, you need to bring new info in to old stories, and both these articles did so.
Alright, this might even be worth explaining to my wife why a new mag is showing up in the mail. If nothing else, it gets people off their phones for a bit.
Thanks for reading my stories. I really appreciate it. The Darkest Day was one of those stories that you never forget about and I hope to tell it again someday, in a different format.
I've been bless to have great clients who have given me the space to explore my curiosities. As Andrew said, I launched my own brand earlier this year. wenwentfast.com is a place where I can experiment and tell stories that don't quite fit in the magazines. It's a self-funded endeavor but it's fun. There's a support tab on the homepage but I'm not pushing it too hard just yet. Posts on my end have been slow but I have some stuff coming out this summer that I think you'll enjoy.
Thanks again.
brett
I recognize a few names from my blog thread, but if anyone here is interested in learning more about Meta's Creative Director, Ben Giese, I recently interviewed him on my personal site: World of Echo.
https://inaworldofecho.wordpress.com/2018/06/01/the-digital-age-with-be…
We mainly talk about Ben's life / career as a whole, but in the beginning and end we focus a lot on the mag.
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