There's a new issue of Yipe!

[kproche]

YIPE! Volume 2, Issue 7, "Dregs," is now available for free download from http://www.yipezine.com in both high-resolution and lower-resolution formats.

As always, we're already on the lookout for articles, stories, photos, artwork or even poetry about costuming in social spaces for future issues. If you're interested in contributing (even a few hundred words about someplace you went/something you did in costume), drop a line to editors(at)yipezine.com

Enjoy!

Kevin

PS You might want to have a hand mirror handy when you read this issue.

Comments

Hand Mirror?

[baronlaw.livejournal.com]

Is this a trick issue???

Re: Hand Mirror?

[johno.livejournal.com]

One little trick....

Re: Hand Mirror?

[kproche.livejournal.com]

On reflection, I believe all should become clear around page 10

[lferion]

Wheee!

Thank you for asking me to participate. And I totally agree that I don't get to see you nearly often enough.

[yourbob.livejournal.com]

Query.

Can some sort of "subscriber message" system be implimented that would allow people to opt-in to an issue release announcement? That way we don't have to stumble upon it?

Unless, of course, there is a real date-"certain" publication schedule that I'm totally missing.

A thought at least.

[trinsf.livejournal.com]

It's a monthly zine. The deadline for submissions is the first Saturday of the month; the publication is 2-3 weeks after that. So, that pinpoints each issue within about 7 days. Did you need something more precise than that?

[yourbob.livejournal.com]

Nope. As I'd wondered, it's my problem not yipe's. :) Thanks!

[kproche.livejournal.com]

You can also subscribe to the RSS feed of the yipezine.com main page. Most of the posts there are issue release announcements.

We're investigating the possibility of an email notification system.

[kproche.livejournal.com]

We've now implemented an email notification system via Feedburner.

You can sign up via the right-hand sidebar at yipezine.com.