By: burgundy bug
Spokes of a Ferrari Wheel
Source: Ferrari Wheels | Penelope Peru Photography
Big wheels keep on turnin’, The Burgundy Zine keeps goin’, rollin’, rollin’, rollin’ on through cyberspace, rollin’, rollin’, rollin’ on through cyberspace.
“Proud Mary” by Ike and Tina Turner
Source: Ike and Tina Turner – Proud Mary | BrotherJoe777
Weekly Recap
We began this week by tuning into an interview with alt-rock band VISTA to learn more about their latest EP, “The Ruins,” the corresponding YouTube documentary, as well as their upcoming EP-trilogy.
On Friday, we went over the history and cultural significance of the evil eye.
Later, we released the guidelines for submitting content to The Burgundy Zine #11.
On Saturday, we discussed William Penn’s Quaker ideologies and how it influenced the founding of Pennsylvania, which was the most culturally diverse of the 13 original colonies.
Then, @PhillyDoorways delighted us with photos of beautiful, historical-looking doors found in Philadelphia, Pa and captured by a Google Pixel.
Going Forward
Going forward, our big wheels are going to keep on turning. We’re 11 days away from the release of The Burgundy Zine #11 and we want to feature you – yes, you!
Our upcoming issue is centered around “history and holidays.” We’ll be covering niche historical topics as well as holiday-themed guides and advice.
We are looking for writers, artists, photographers, musicians, models, and advertisers/influencers alike to feature!
If you’re interested, head on over to our “Calling All Contributors – November 2019” post and submissions page for more information.
Until next week,
burgundy bug >:^)
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