by tina.casagrand | Mar 20, 2021 | Making the Magazine, Marketing
Roll-outs of the vaccine seem to be gaining momentum and with them, perhaps, permission to dream about gathering again. But gosh, how do you do that? In our latest Dabbler (sign up here), we have a couple fun guides to gathering. There’s also a reminder about...
by tina.casagrand | Apr 15, 2020 | Blog, Making the Magazine
I write this on a Wednesday morning. I know this because I have to keep checking my calendar. I’ve missed two New Territory meetings since the WHO declared a global pandemic because I didn’t know what day it was. We all have. So I check the calendar....
by Julia Shiota | Apr 24, 2019 | Blog, Features, Longform, Making the Magazine
In our features department, our writers use storytelling to explore the people and places of the Lower Midwest. But as Jane Alison wrote recently in the Paris Review, not all stories have the same shape. It all depends. A linear narrative, chronological and tidy, can...
by Julia Shiota | Apr 18, 2019 | Blog, Making the Magazine
Spoiler alert: The New Territory’s Endurance issue is rad, and it’s almost finished. The stories in Issue 08 are full of heart, the words are weighty, and the photography is—dare I be cliché?—breathtaking. One of my favorite spreads from 08 is the introductory page to...
by tina.casagrand | Mar 10, 2019 | Blog, Making the Magazine, Marketing
Here’s some irony for you: The New Territory–a magazine whose lifeblood is the power of stories–has had trouble getting out its own story. At a 1 Million Cups talk in Springfield, an audience member told me, “You have a beautiful product that...
by tina.casagrand | Nov 2, 2018 | Blog, Making the Magazine
Last week we started our #territoryfriends series on friendship. We talked about collaborations we admire and people who have shaped The New Territory. The New Territory is making plans to use the friendships we’ve made in the past 2.5 years to build some...