Antigone Magazine
c/o WILLA
Box 61 – 6138 SUB Blvd
Vancouver, BC Canada
V6T 1Z1
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FAQ
1. I’m interested in a magazine subscription. How do I subscribe?
Subscription fees for Canadian addresses are $12. American subscribers can read us for $15. To subscribe, please send the appropriate amount to the mailing address above OR via PayPal with ‘Subscription’ in the subject heading. Donations and subscriptions to Antigone Magazine go directly to WILLA and/or The Antigone Foundation. Thank you in advance for your support and your help in empowering young women politically!
2. Can I read Antigone Magazine online?
You can preview two complete issues here.
3. How can I contribute to Antigone Magazine?
We are happy to have anyone contribute whether it be in the form of artwork, blog posts, magazine subscriptions, calender purchases and donations, or a postcard for the Dreams for Women Project! Give us a shout at antigoneblog(at)gmail(dot)com.
4. How do I participate in the Dreams for Women project?
Submissions can be sent to:
Antigone Magazine
C/O WILLA
Box 61 – 6138 SUB Blvd
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z1
If you would like to submit a donation along with your postcard, feel free to send it along with your submission or place it via the PayPal button to the right.
4. How can I see past postcard submissions?
For past postcards, check out our Dreams for Women gallery.
5. How come the inside of your magazine is a crazy, unformatted design of collage and cut-outs?
When founding our magazine we wanted to respect the tradition of the Zine in the women’s movement. The Zine is a creative cut and paste scrapbook publication, which is then photocopied and distributed. The magazine is a reflection of grassroots movements and the do-it-yourself aesthetic. Antigone’s form is an homage to the tradition, but the process of creating our magazine is also an opportunity for women to come together and discuss and create in the present moment.
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