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Spooky Magazines, Books & Tarot Decks (opens the original)
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I’ll never forget sitting on a city bench on a bustling street in the broad daylight of a summer afternoon and getting full-body chills while reading Stephen King’s The Shining. Or the children’s book about the supernatural that kept me awake at night just knowing that it was on the shelf in my brother’s room. A well-spun ghost story or an eerie photograph in the pages of a book are as spine-chilling as any jump scare. To get in the macabre mood this spooky season, here’s a selection of books, m
Ask Us Anything About Magazines (opens the original)
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We recently opened a new division of the Broccoli universe, offering consulting services to other magazine-makers and publishers. We’ve had a delightfully diverse array of calls in the last couple of months, and it feels like a good time to share a little more about how it’s going and talk about some of the most common inquiries that we’re receiving. If you’d like to chat with us, you can find all the details and our contact info <a href="https://broccolimag.com/pages/publishing
Why we said no to an art book deal (opens the original)
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In the early days of Broccoli, an exciting email landed in my inbox. It was from a fancy European art book publisher, and they wanted to talk about making a book together. They asked Broccoli for a pitch.At the time, we were making a single magazine, Broccoli, an arts and culture magazine about cannabis. Pairing flowers and weed was one of our signature themes. The very first issue had an <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/CGpjELaMOuI/?igsh=MTI0MXh0cHdjcj
Whatever happened to our celestial magazine? (opens the original)
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If you’re an artist or writer interested in contributing to one of our magazines, you might be wondering why you haven’t seen any new calls for submissions or pitches landing in your inbox. I promise, they will return!Subscribe to get our pitch & art calls:
Beautiful books & magazines about gardening (opens the original)
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Reading about gardening is kind of like reading about cooking or climbing Mt. Everest: sometimes it’s even more pleasurable than the real thing. Between my research for our Garden Oracle Deck and Stephanie’s talent for filling her bookshelf with unexpected titles on a theme, together we’ve cultivated a bumper crop of books about gardens and gardening.Whether your garden is a rambling estate, a collection of houseplants, or a dream for a future
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