8020, the user-generated publishing company that put JPG Magazine on the map, has branched out and released a new rag devoted to travel. To separate itself from the hundreds of poorly written (and mostly advertorial) travel mags littering Borders, Everywhere offers readers the opportunity to submit their own stories and photos chronicling adventures and places off the beaten path.
As with Everywhere‘s sister publication, the hipster photo mag JPG, readers can submit anything they want to the magazine’s Web site and assign a photo or a story to a theme within an upcoming issue. Reader’s vote on the best work, and editors make the final selection, so pretty much all the content comes from both amateurs and professional writers and photographers. Read the rest of this entry »
