ACM 50. The Chicago Issue. Photo shoot. Vogueing. Punching. And outtakes.
The quite stellar ACM - Another Chicago Magazine is celebrating its 50th issue, with not one, but two volumes focused on Chicago writers and their work, some of which is based in Chicago and some not, and we are way honored, and humbled, to have a story appearing in Volume Two. We are also thrilled to have participated in the ongoing ACM 50 photo shoot being led by TBWCYL, Inc. favorite, This Podcast Will Change Your Life quasi-double podcastee and ACM editor Jacob S. Knabb, a.k.a, Harold Ray, and today we thought we would share some of the outtakes from TBWCYL, Inc. spokesperson Ben Tanzer's shoot with you. Please do enjoy them and if they change your life, awesome, we're always thrilled to be of assistance in that capacity. 
The quite stellar ACM - Another Chicago Magazine is celebrating its 50th issue, with not one, but two volumes focused on Chicago writers and their work, some of which is based in Chicago and some not, and we are way honored, and humbled, to have a story appearing in Volume Two. We are also thrilled to have participated in the ongoing ACM 50 photo shoot being led by TBWCYL, Inc. favorite, This Podcast Will Change Your Life quasi-double podcastee and ACM editor Jacob S. Knabb, a.k.a, Harold Ray, and today we thought we would share some of the outtakes from TBWCYL, Inc. spokesperson Ben Tanzer's shoot with you. Please do enjoy them and if they change your life, awesome, we're always thrilled to be of assistance in that capacity. 
7 comments:
Ben, awesome photoshoot! I love the hair and the glasses!
Thank you much Super Mod, it was a quite fine alternative to actually working through lunch.
Kudos on the forthcoming pub. I actually have mixed feelings about ACM - I sent them "Mahalia" five years ago and never heard back from them. Several followup emails also went unanswered. Glad you had better luck with them.
you handsome devil
Thanks to you both and Pete, we're sorry to hear this, as you well know there's no accounting for taste, or response time.
Oh, come now, even my heartless editor boss must admit that I've never left a submission unread in the inbox for more than three months.
More than three months, never, you sir are a jewel, and all about the timely. Meanwhile, who you calling heartless, we prefer, heart challenged.
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