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Here comes The Sun

by Keith Graham | 2, Add your Comment | Apr 9 09

This article on the (slightly eccentric) Sun magazine might be of some interest to many of our readers and contributors. I met Sy Safransky in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, shortly before he launched the magazine and, later, used to say hello to him whenever I’d see him hawking it on bustling Franklin Street. (And that was often). Thirty-five years later, he’s still pressing on with a business model that, as this article explains, is decidedly non-business.

If after reading this you want to read more about The Sun, which bills itself as “Personal, Political, Provocative, Ad-free,” check out its Web site.

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2 Responses to “Here comes The Sun”

  1. Billy Howard Billy Howard says:

    We’ve had a subscription, thanks to a friend, for several years and love reading the stories, which are always personal, provocative and well written.

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Keith Graham
About the author Keith Graham: Keith Graham lives in Atlanta most of the time and on St. Simons Island on Georgia’s coast the rest. Like so many Southerners, Keith was named for a blind piano player, who is now little remembered, and he spent his earliest years living with his parents in the back rooms of a small-town Georgia radio station. Later, he moved to several other states, including North Carolina twice, before returning to Georgia. He has worked for a series of newspapers, including The Atlanta Journal and Constitution from 1979 to 2007.

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