Anyone starting a print journal these days can use some support, I’m sure. So check out Montague Street: The Art of Bob Dylan. The first issue is out, and it is to be a semi-annual publication, with a winter issue and a summer one. It is edited by Nina Goss and Lucas Stensland. As they say on their website, the debut issue includes “an interview with archivist Mitch Blank and radio host Bob Levinson, assessments of Together Through Life, a close reading of Masked and Anonymous and thirteen distinctive voices discussing Oh Mercy upon the event of its twentieth anniversary.” This issue includes contributions by Stephen Webb, Michael Gilmour, Andrew Muir and many more. Best of luck to all concerned.

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