Make your Holidaze a little brighter with a subscription to SAD Mag! 

From now until December 31st, if you buy a subscription to SAD Mag and you’ll be entered to win a custom light-up sign by Woodtype!

Purchase a Subscription! – $30 (1 year), $55 (2 years), or $80 (3 years)

Proudly made in Vancouver, Canada, Woodtype signs are designed to give your space that cozy ambiance that welcomes you home every day with a warm glow. They light up yo! SAD Mag has been proudly showing off our Woodtype sign all over town along with Prado Cafe, Real Vancouver Writers Series, and more.

If you win the draw, you’ll be able to customize your 1-letter sign, ready for you to take home by the end of January.

Draw will take place on January 1st!

Start off the new year with your name in lights!
–Or at least part of it.

BUYING FOR A FRIEND? 

A subscription to SAD Mag is a nice way of saying, “you have impeccable taste in art, stories, and design.” Buy a gift subscription by December 16th and we will mail your recipient a custom SAD Mag Christmas Card advising them of your generous gift! The first issue is out this January, so they’ll be able to enjoy the gift of SAD right away! Click the button below to subscribe and enter your shipping details for your recipient.

Don’t know their address? Don’t worry! We can mail the holiday card to you to present on Christmas and you can email us their address later (hello@sadmag.ca).

Look at these adorable cards designed by Pamela Rounis for SAD Mag:

Giving feels even better because you’ll ALSO be entered to win a draw for a free custom sign by Woodtype! 

Ahhhhh, I love the holidaze.

Purchase a Subscription! – $30 (1 year), $55 (2 years), or $80 (3 years)

We’ve all been anxious. First days of school, facing a fear, making a mistake at work; there are many situations where that unmistakable feeling sets in. AnxietyBC is looking for these stories.

For their 2013 Writing and Video Contest, AnxietyBC is seeking creative interpretations about experiences with anxiety from isolation and uncertainty, to dealing with stigma and the distinct impact of anxiety during youth and young adulthood.

Whether it’s your story, a friend’s story, or something you just want to explore, AnxietyBC encourages you to submit your fiction or non-fiction writing, poetry, or video piece to their BC-wide contest.

There are some pretty nifty prizes and experiences up for grabs too. Winners will receive cash prizes, have their entry posted on AnxietyBC’s website as well as the Georgia Straight blog website, and be invited to a meet and greet with the contest’s judges to hail from diverse sectors including writing, publishing, directing, and more.

Submissions are accepted until October 29, 2013 and more details, including submission specifics, can be found online.

Use your words and video to share a story and help end the stigma around anxiety.