3:PM Magazine, Hip-lit for cyberkids
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13pmmagazine 
Hello
we have recently launched 3:PM Magazine.
What we want to do with 3:PM Magazine is find out if authors who usually write for adults can express themselves fully when addressing a younger, pre-teen audience.
We are also interested in seeing if experimental literary techniques can transfer successfully to fiction for children: who’s going to write the first "nouveau roman" for kids?
We also intend to ask writers what children’s books still influence their work (see Stuart Evers’s essay on the "Bumper Book of Football Stories) and develop the site’s visual side, so any illustrators willing to work for love, please contact us.
Never mind Harry Potter, the revolution starts here:
http://3pmmagazine.wordpress.com
we have recently launched 3:PM Magazine.
What we want to do with 3:PM Magazine is find out if authors who usually write for adults can express themselves fully when addressing a younger, pre-teen audience.
We are also interested in seeing if experimental literary techniques can transfer successfully to fiction for children: who’s going to write the first "nouveau roman" for kids?
We also intend to ask writers what children’s books still influence their work (see Stuart Evers’s essay on the "Bumper Book of Football Stories) and develop the site’s visual side, so any illustrators willing to work for love, please contact us.
Never mind Harry Potter, the revolution starts here:
http://3pmmagazine.wordpress.com
