Graphic Policy Radio with Guest Symbolia's Erin Polgreen

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A new episode of Graphic Policy Radio hits the air Monday night with special guest Erin Polgreen, the editor of Symbolia Magazine. This week saw the launch of Symbolia Magazine, a new digital magazine bringing new and original graphic journalism to the world. The new app-based magazine of non-fiction comics journalism, edited by Polgreen. The first issue is now available at iTunes or via PDF for non-tablet users. A 6-issue subscription is $11.99, but a preview issue is available. And to celebrate the launch of this new venture, Erin is joining us to chat about Symbolia and graphic journalism. So join us this Monday and call in to chat or talk with us on Twitter.

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