The Spring issue of Escarpment Views is starting to get out there in the community. First, our subscribers across Canada and in the U.S. should be getting their copies for a first crack at Read More
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Mike and I took time out of a busy time of year, when we’re finalizing our spring issue, to exhibit at the Guelph Organic Conference on the weekend. Escarpment Views was a media partner Read More
The winter issue of Escarpment Views is out. In it, we have features on the 19th-century Christmas traditions you can experience at Westfield Heritage Village, the challenges threatening the black bear population of the Bruce Read More
We’re in the middle of finalizing and proofing the Winter issue before it goes to print. This is when the considerable work that goes into publishing one of our issues can be wasted by Read More
We’re pretty happy to share the news that Escarpment Views is now being carried for sale by Guelph’s wonderful bookshop The Bookshelf. Even better, copies are selling! Escarpment Views is being sold there Read More
Escarpment Views is NOT closing down. But we ARE cleaning out! As we approach the end of our third year of publication, we find that we have too much stuff! It’s good stuff, but Read More
We’ve been starting to get responses to our summer issue. Some of them are so interesting that I hope we’ll have room to publish them on our letters page. As for other reactions, Read More
The summer issue of Escarpment Views is available for free pick up now from many of our advertisers. Drop in on one in your neighbourhood and tell them you came for a copy. This issue Read More
Mike and I attended MagNet last week, a national conference for the Canadian magazine industry. On one day we sat in on sessions about the Canada Periodical Fund and about Canada Post, but we didn’Read More
We’re on standby here, waiting for the printer’s call to say that the first copies of the summer issue are ready. We’re updating our mailing list, and this reminds me to explain Read More
