Fray To Return As A Quarterly Printed Book

by Scott Beale on September 16, 2007 · 1 comment

Busted

Derek Powazek has just announced that Fray, the wonderful storytelling website that he launched in 1996 and then put it on hiatus in 2005 when online personal expression became ubiquitous with the popularity of blogs, will be returning as a quarterly printed book. The first theme is “Busted! True stories of getting caught in the act” and they are now taking story, article and photo submissions for the book, which will be out in October. I’m glad to see that mothballs are coming off Fray as it takes its new form.

photo credit: Derek Powazek

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- The Thing, An Object Based Quarterly

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