Rear Curtain - Issue 3

Yep, we're back. The latest issue of Rear Curtain magazine is now available for purchase. We've got a great lineup for you this time, too. Stories that range from New York City Holiday displays to the simple pleasures of life on the family deck. From a mask maker in Venice to the Tea Horse Road in China to a Christian biker club in Adelaide, Australia to an umbrella maker in Burma. Stories from around the world, and stories that resonate around the world.

It's been my pleasure to help bring these stories to life on the pages of this magazine and I hope you enjoy them as much as we do bringing them to you. My thanks to our contributors for allowing us to share their work, and, of course, to my Rear Curtain colleagues for their hard work to put this issue together.

Head on over to MagCloud to get your copy. You can get a digital download for $6.50, but I'd highly recommend buying the print version ($24.95). Not because we make more money—we don't—but because printing these stories for you is really why we do this. There's a feel and a flow to them that's tangible when you're holding it in your hands, sipping your favorite beverage, and turning the pages.

I hope you enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed making it for you. And if you’re interested in contributing to Rear Curtain, either for the web site or the magazine, feel free to contact us at info@rearcurtain.ca. We’d love to see your work in Issue 4.

Rear Curtain, Issue 2

Every once in a while, we get to work on something we love; something that is especially gratifying to make. For me, this is one of those things. I'm proud to say that Issue 2 of Rear Curtainis now available for purchase. Ray, Matt, Sabrina, and I have all spent blood, sweat, and tears to get this issue in your hands, and I think you're going to like it. It's good work. The photographs and the stories are terrific and we have a broad range of contributors to share their work with you. From a Spanish luthier to the rodeos of the American West; from the people of the Mississippi Delta to cockfighting in the Philippines, this issue continues Rear Curtain's mission to showcase the human story all around the world.

You can get your copy HERE. It's available in both digital and print form, but I'd encourage you to buy the printed copy (you'll get the PDF version for free, too). The production quality is amazing and it's a nice experience to leisurely flip through it with a good cup of tea or coffee at hand.

I hope you enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed making it for you. And if you're interested in contributing to Rear Curtain, either for the web site or the magazine, feel free to contact us at info@rearcurtain.ca. We'd love to see your work in Issue 3.