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December 01, 2008

November-December 2008 issue now online

Posted by Graham F. Scott at 05:07 PM ET

Cover of the November-December 2008 issue of This Magazine

The November-December issue of This Magazine is now online for your screen-based reading pleasure. Read Alison Lee's look at how a new generation of feminists are changing the porn industry, or Alex Felipe's photo essay of Canadian-owned gold mines in the Philippines, or Craig Saunders' profile of Buzz Hargrove at the end of his legendary tenure at the head of the CAW.

Plus a look at the troublesome return of fur to the catwalk after years stigmatized to the margins; a call to legalize and regulate sex work; the mythic rivalry of comic-book pioneers Alan Moore and Frank Miller; a new documentary about Quebec's gentleman vandal, Roadsworth; and the many contradictions of addictive website Jezebel.com.

To prevent the wait that comes with reading the web edition (which goes online after the print edition is out), may we suggest subscribing to the magazine so that the newest issue is always waiting for you in your mailbox. Just $24.99 per year, a full 25% off the cover price.

As always, I'm happy to have your comments and letters on the blog or by emailing editor at thismagazine dot ca.

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