LA Quarterly Puts Print, And Long-Form Journalism, First

“Moments of surprise, whimsy and unconventional truth burst from the pages of Slake: Los Angeles, the new quarterly journal whose editors have essentially flipped the bird at the faster-quicker-shorter imperatives that are supposed to define 21st century media.” The fat first issue is “filled with essays, poetry, photography, short fiction, reported stories and almost no advertising. “