It’s not just a magazine launch event, it’s “a party heralding the cultural renaissance of the Twin Cities!” That might be a little overstated, but if your renaissance-meter is wired to the gauge counting the number of startup publications, this summer Minnesota is indeed off the charts.
Thirty Two Magazine is the most highfalutin of them all, with contributor bios that include phrases like “he devours all things written from antiquity to modern day, frequently putting down his book to ponder how his new insights relate to the current state of humankind” and “he has some 40 scholarly publications on a variety of subjects (western individualism, the self in history, adolescent identity, the status of children, Erik Erikson, Carl Jung, Charles Lindbergh, the psychology of solitary ordeals, higher education)” and “she is perhaps named after a certain font and her mother’s favorite tea.” Get ready for some thinkin’ and drinkin’ on June 14 at the Amsterdam Bar & Hall.
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