TORE Magazine, Southern Sudan
A few years ago I worked with some friends and put together a poetry/prose magazine for Southern Sudan. This was one of the most interesting projects I have done in a long time primarily because I had complete artistic control. There were plans for a second edition but due to a variety of constraints it hasn’t happened yet.
The magazine was called “TORE“. I believe it is pronounced as “tor – ray”. The meaning of TORE has something to do with a trumpet, trumpeting or making lots of noise. It originates from one of the equatorian languages in Southern Sudan. If I could remember which one I would mention it here but my memory is faulty at the time of this writing.
There are some great stories & poems in here as well as a few opinion peices on Sudan. There is also some excellent layout and design if I don’t say so myself.
Hope you enjoy.
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