Postcards from New York invites visitors and tourist to New York to "send us your postcards from New York and share those memories!”
Germany (Press Release) March 25, 2008 --
Postcards from New York kicks off the ezines publications 1st Anniversary with a spirited appeal to German visitors to the Big Apple and everyone who has ever received a “postcard" from New York “We want your “postcards” from New York.”
The publication, which touts itself as “a one minute vacation to the Big Apple," extends an invitation to share cherished memories, haphazard experiences and funny stories about what makes New York special to you. “We want to know about "your" New York'” said Jacqueline Cable, Art Dealer, editor and publisher of Postcards From New York.
“Walking through Art Expo a couple weeks ago at New York's Javits Center, images of New York in every conceivable medium by artists from across the globe were a vivid reminder that New York is center front in the “world’s imagination and psyche” Ms. Cable went on to say: “There are 8.2 million people in the “naked” city and over 45 million tourists each year, and I’ll bet everyone of them has a special New York story to tell."
With countless New York magazines and guidebooks already available, Cable was asked “What makes Postcards from New York different?”
"Postcards celebrates the “little” things that make New York particularly unique among world famous cities,” said Ms. Cable. "Like looking through the zoom lens of a 35mm, Postcards focuses on: a hole-in-the-wall newsstand where you can enjoy a classic New York egg cream, a great work of contemporary outdoor sculpture thousands pass everyday without notice, a favorite place to enjoy a chili dog, an overstuffed burger, or an unforgettable fresh baked bagel, a soothing waterfall behind slabs of the former “Berlin Wall,” a little known park nestled in the shadow of giant skyscrapers, or a native Eskimo woman weaving a traditional rug without a loom or shuttle."
“Everyone wants to come to New York if only vicariously through a movie or postcard.” Cable went on to say, "We encourage readers to share their memories and stories so we can all be enriched by their cherished experiences; to that end, Postcards invites tourists and residents to send in their postcards, check out the Postcards from New York website at www.postcardsfromnewyork.com and sign-up to receive the free ezine via email or RSS feed."
Send postcards to PCFNY, Box 3434, West Englewood Station, NJ USA 07666-3434; or, if they are just too precious to part with, scan and send by email to info@postcardsfromnewyork.com or postcardsfromnewyork@yahoo.com.
About Postcards From New York
Postcards from New York each week presents little known treasures, one-of-a-kind unique experiences, as well as the sights, sounds, hot spots, places on the beaten track and entirely overlooked in "the city that never sleeps." Indulge in a bit of escapism, sign-up to receive this free ezine by email or RSS feed at www.postcardsfromnewyork.com. Publication will be available in German later this year.
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The publication, which touts itself as “a one minute vacation to the Big Apple," extends an invitation to share cherished memories, haphazard experiences and funny stories about what makes New York special to you. “We want to know about "your" New York'” said Jacqueline Cable, Art Dealer, editor and publisher of Postcards From New York.
“Walking through Art Expo a couple weeks ago at New York's Javits Center, images of New York in every conceivable medium by artists from across the globe were a vivid reminder that New York is center front in the “world’s imagination and psyche” Ms. Cable went on to say: “There are 8.2 million people in the “naked” city and over 45 million tourists each year, and I’ll bet everyone of them has a special New York story to tell."
With countless New York magazines and guidebooks already available, Cable was asked “What makes Postcards from New York different?”
"Postcards celebrates the “little” things that make New York particularly unique among world famous cities,” said Ms. Cable. "Like looking through the zoom lens of a 35mm, Postcards focuses on: a hole-in-the-wall newsstand where you can enjoy a classic New York egg cream, a great work of contemporary outdoor sculpture thousands pass everyday without notice, a favorite place to enjoy a chili dog, an overstuffed burger, or an unforgettable fresh baked bagel, a soothing waterfall behind slabs of the former “Berlin Wall,” a little known park nestled in the shadow of giant skyscrapers, or a native Eskimo woman weaving a traditional rug without a loom or shuttle."
“Everyone wants to come to New York if only vicariously through a movie or postcard.” Cable went on to say, "We encourage readers to share their memories and stories so we can all be enriched by their cherished experiences; to that end, Postcards invites tourists and residents to send in their postcards, check out the Postcards from New York website at www.postcardsfromnewyork.com and sign-up to receive the free ezine via email or RSS feed."
Send postcards to PCFNY, Box 3434, West Englewood Station, NJ USA 07666-3434; or, if they are just too precious to part with, scan and send by email to info@postcardsfromnewyork.com or postcardsfromnewyork@yahoo.com.
About Postcards From New York
Postcards from New York each week presents little known treasures, one-of-a-kind unique experiences, as well as the sights, sounds, hot spots, places on the beaten track and entirely overlooked in "the city that never sleeps." Indulge in a bit of escapism, sign-up to receive this free ezine by email or RSS feed at www.postcardsfromnewyork.com. Publication will be available in German later this year.
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