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Let's Not Beat about the Bush The Setember 2010 issue (No. 81) is at last available to subscribers. If you're new to Bikwil, why not try the following?
Of course, to fully enjoy the content of our magazine — just as it was originally published — you'll have to explore our treasure-trove of beautifully preserved back issues. Some of our most read essays, stories and poems are listed in the panel on the left. Note: All our vintage material is available in two convenient formats — one to read and the other to download for printing. Click here to find out about the specific differences between the two formats. Have you tried our
Random Read pages yet? They allow you to get an
essay
or poem selected for you at random. You decide prose or verse, serious
or whimsical, then we do the rest.
Don't forget to check out our Site Search page. Powered by the WebSiteStory engine, it gives you particularly relevant results for your enquiries, together with a short extract of the content of each document found. Plenty of help is available as well.
We continue to add to the Likeable Links pages, too, with click-on praise for more sites certain to appeal to Bikwil readers. For example, were you aware of Journal of Mundane Behavior? Or Médicins sans Frontières? AFI's 100 Years of Film Scores? Crikey? They're all worth a look. How about right now?
If you want fuller details of Bikwil's history and purpose, you should turn to the About Us page, which provides an outline of the rationale and history behind the magazine and Web site — plus much, much more. For answers to the questions most likely to be asked by newcomers, have a look at the FAQ page. As for those enjoying the mild-mannered pleasures of Bikwil for the first time, we hope you'll feel moved to contribute. All you students, for example — whether you're studying literature, history, sociology, the environment, art, science, music, the media, linguistics, etc. — why not write us something on your interests? And you retired folk? What about you? How about telling us about your hobbies?
No matter what your age,
however, you are all encouraged to read our advice to contributors. Most of all, of course, we'd like you to subscribe. Emily is adamant that you can get Bikwil for free. Maybe you don't believe it? Well, check for yourself — on the Subscriptions page. Finally, may we suggest that you take time to look at our Testimonials Page. |
