As an experiment, I am asking everyone who reads this to send a link to FEM's website to one (or more) person(s), and see what the peripheral array of new folks looks like. Surely you know someone who likes good writing and excellent pictures? Or who might like to submit some, but hasn't hit upon the mag, themselves? For their sake, send a link and share us. And if you're on myspace or facebook or wherever, tribe, et al, throw out a link to us. Half of this is advertising cheaply, yes, but the other half is just me being curious if there will be a noticeable difference between the regulars and the results of this outreach.
www.futureearthstudios.com - it's that simple a url and Future Earth Magazine will love you more for the effort, even though we already love all of y'all pretty fierce.
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- Travis Hedge Coke
- Travis Hedge Coke was born in North Carolina of Indigenous American and French Canadian roots. An alumn of Soul Mountain, Weymouth Center, Kimmel Harding Nelson, and the Sandhill Crane Literary Fellowship, Travis' writing can be found in Many Mountains Moving, The Florida Review, and Yellow Medicine Review. The associate editor of the anthology, Sing, and the founding editor of Future Earth Magazine, his readings have been recorded for The Lumberyard and AWP's 2010 Podcast Selections, his paintings have been displayed on four continents, and he was with a band literally tens of people heard of.
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