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Plain Magazine
I'm re-reading The Plain Reader by Scott Savage and am wondering if anyone has back issues of Plain magazine that would part with, or if anyone could scan a couple issues for me?? I'm currently a seeker and have been leaning toward a more simple plain life for the past couple years. I'd enjoy connecting with other Plain Conservative Quakers. Thank you. Beverly
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Permalink Reply by thomas maxwell on -
I too have that book. It is such a gift! I have been searching for information on the magazine myself but to no avail. Whether on the internet or other sources it seems to have gone away... I too am being drawn to the Plain Conservative path. I would love to discuss it with you. Blessings dear friend.
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Permalink Reply by Faye M. Chapman on -
Beverly,
I've been in touch with some folks who might have some copies of "Plain" for thee. I'll stay in touch about what I find out. The michiganquakers.org has a library and may be able to help in thy search. I doubt that any issues of "Plain" will be found on line...electronics are not Scott's preferred way to communicat, but I'll do what I can. 'Stay tuned.
Faye
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Permalink Reply by Scott Kellum on -
Looks like a beautiful magazine, Can someone post scans for people to view? I can help scan images if need be.
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Permalink Reply by Geoffrey Gilmore on -
While scanning copies and posting them online might be useful to many who would like to read them, I recall that in the printed magazine, there were requests from the publisher (Scott Savage) that the magazine not be posted online. Especially since it would be protected by copyright, it would probably be best not to do this without permission from the owner.
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Permalink Reply by Faye M. Chapman on
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This is a good point. One might write to Scott to see if he has copies. I think he is listed in the Wider Fellowship of Conservative Friends booklet.
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Permalink Reply by Beverly on -
Thanks for mentioning this Geoffrey. Faye, if you are able to contact Scott, maybe he would be interested in making copies for sale on an as needed basis. I think there are many folks who would be interested in reading Plain again.
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Permalink Reply by Beverly on
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Hi Faye. I'm wondering if you found out anything about Plain Magazine and if it is possible to buy/copy etc back issues? Thanks, Beverly Adams
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Permalink Reply by Anne Littlebird on
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Did anyone find out if Scott had copies left over? I am reading the Plain Reader and would love to read the rest of the magazine.
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