(1950's beauty and long lost model, Susan Abraham -
"Sir, a kiss under the mistletoe can be deadlier if you mean it")
It's that time of year again. Where has this year gone? Time seems to fly so quickly, and you feel this mores for when winter arrives. In England, winter has arrived with a frostbitten punch. We have had snow for almost 6 days, but thankfully it is going now and the country can return to some normality. (Though if you ask me, I don't know why we complained, some countries have to deal with it 24/7 but Britain has to grind to a stop. That will, thankfully, not be an issue to speak of when our first issue arrives)
This post is simply to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, and of course the first Inaugural issue will be due in January of 2018.Saturday 13th. For those of you who haven't yet, sign up to our mailing list to receive your copy to read first.
(Festive image courtesy of Australian Illustrator, Megan Hess - whose Christmas party at Wedgwood is ironic seeing as the New Edit's based in Stafford, the next town to Stoke-on-Trent where Wedgwood was created.)
But with the New Year fast approaching, we are also going to be looking for volunteer's to help with the magazine as the moths go by. We need writers to produce articles on various 'Arts' related features, such as literature, cultural places to be seen at, best upcoming movies, the 2018 Oscar's list, and anything else cultural to Britain mostly. As well as the Art's, we wish to ask people to help produce the Travel section that will appear later on in 2018 - around about's summer time.
If you'd like to offer your freelance journalism, or volunteer in helping chose some of the articles that will appear in future issues, then simply email us at: neweditpress@outlook.com
All in all, we at the New Edit hope you all have a fabulous Christmas and seasons greetings for the New Year.
P.S: Here is the cover for our inaugural issue of #NewEdit which will be available 13th January 2018
