Prism magazine (New Zealand)
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Prism magazine is a small-scale New Zealand magazine intended to encourage quality, creativity and localness. Its founders are Christians, and one of their goals is to show in a compelling way how Christ shapes their life and writing.
The first issue was published in August 2005, and the magazine is published three or four times per year. The name Prism reflects its founders' desire to "break from the grey."
[edit] See also
- Other magazines called Prism magazine
