Contributors needed for new brewing magazine.

[onelegout]

Hi all,

I run a small brewing website called http://www.brewing-tips.com. I'm putting together a brewing magazine which will be viewable online - it will contain everything from recipes, tips, and How-Tos, to interviews with professional brewers, and brewery tours.

Firstly we will be producing a short 'teaser' edition, both to find out how easy it will be to create, and to find out how many people would be interested in reading it.

I am looking for people who would like to contribute to this magazine. It will be free of charge and non-profit, so this is purely a 'for the fun of it' kind of project.


So, what I'm looking for is for anyone who is willing to contribute even a small amount of writing or photography, to get on board and help me bring this to reality.

If you're a blogger, video-blogger, writer, or even if you've never written an article in your life but would like to give it a go, please don't hesitate to get in touch.

I'm looking for articles about anything to do with brewing. So for example, if you recently made a new bit of brewing equipment and would like to contribute a how-to guide on how to build it, or if you're a science whizz who can explain the basics of water treatment, you're who we're looking for.

Please post here if you're interested in contributing or if you've got any suggestions for the mag.
Thanks,
Henry Carless
http://www.brewing-tips.com

 

[happyhoppytaff]

i am an experienced fiction and non fiction writer-although my spelling and punctuation might lead you to believe i am talking cobblers.

i am new to brewing-put my first kit on 2 days ago. i would love to contribute but i dont have much/any brewing experience, yet.

i could do you a new brewers take on it all, in a few weeks after ive sampled my first brew.


good luck with the magazine

 

[evanvine]

i am an experienced fiction and non fiction writer-although my spelling and punctuation might lead you to believe i am talking cobblers.

I take it that lower case first personal pronoun was a typo! :lol:

 

[happyhoppytaff]

i am an experienced fiction and non fiction writer-although my spelling and punctuation might lead you to believe i am talking cobblers.

I take it that lower case first personal pronoun was a typo! :lol:

no, its a deliberate refusal to obey the rules. i must write perfectly correctly in my job or my editor or proof readers will give me ****. on a forum i can break any rules i like,as long as what i write is still intelligible.

 

[evanvine]

its a deliberate refusal to obey the rules.

I like your style :thumb: