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I did manage to track down and buy a copy of Eulogy. I’ve read, maybe, a fifth of it – sorry to say it was just a little uninspiring. I do like to give things a fair chance so I may buy another issue, (if I can find one) and see if it picks up a little. Has anyone else read it, and if so, what did you think?
I also bought it (and reviewed it online, and offered to write articles for it), but I too was a little uninspired.
Love the idea of the mag, but there is surely a small market. People only buy bridal mags when they’re getting married, after all.
I agree with you, Maggie; I read as much of the June issue as I could bear to read, and forgot to look out for the next one until one day this month, when I saw that June herself was languishig un-bought on the shelves.
I’m not holding my breath for the July issue to arrive.