ROLE Magazine is pleased to announce the publication of our September, 2009 issue. The crickets are a constant natural soundtrack and, at least in the northern hemisphere, serve as the official sign that autumn has arrived.
Our September fashion spread features hot back-to-school fashions styled by Stacie Pryor and photographed by Zoe Demar. Stylist Ana Lutetia gives a virtual hand to men wanting to add some new casual clothes to their closet for the fall season in her monthly Masculino feature. Express Zenkova has consulted with male fashion stylists Vasean Talamasca and Gabe Bookmite about which designs they are currently wearing on the grid. The fashion house TOSL is featured by Tomoyo Breitman and Cayce Newell in their recurring Hot Finds spread and be sure to check out their super-popular Mix and Match column featuring separates from Emery, ****The Closet****, Miel, ANEXX and more!
Do you ever ask yourself why you stay in Second Life? Do you have strong opinions on how Second Life impacts or affects your real life? Ofelia Laval shares her earliest in-world experiences in this month’s cover story in the first of what will be a regularly-explored theme in upcoming issues of our publication.
Music contributor Jura Shepherd writes about the vast Second Life classical music scene, exposing the deep well of incredible musicians all a mere TP away. Salvatore Otoro returns with a thought-provoking article on the necessary mindset and considerations for in-world role players. Stacia Villota educates us on what it means to be Neko in a virtual world. Ofelia Laval serves as tour guide along the Linden Department of Public Works' Route 8.
As we announced earlier this month, ROLE Magazine is pleased to welcome two new writers to our staff! Marleen Vaughan presents us with a peek into the mysterious world of Putrid Bloom and Therese Carfagno weighs in with her thoughts on the state of prefab houses on the grid.
Read our online magazine here.
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