The second new FORTNIGHT@50 will be released in both print and digital versions during January.
The primary focus will be on what needs to be done in both parts of Ireland on climate change, with contributions by John Barry, Clare Bailey, Marcus Patton, James Orr, Paddy Hillyard, Jordan Dunbar & Tom Arnold.
There will also be detailed analysis on the Brexit deal and the political prospects for us all in 2021 by Marcus Leroux, Feargal Cochrane, Katy Hayward, Robin Wilson and Paul Nolan; culture/arts coverage by Malachi Doherty, Anne Devlin and Rosemary Jenkinson; and cartoons from Martyn Turner and Marcus Patton.
If you wish to support the continued publication of Fortnight you can now subscribe for the coming year at a cost of £20 for four quarterly issues – see details below – or order copies direct from No Alibis at £7 plus postage.
Subscribe
The cost of four copies during the year will be £20 (UK) and £30 (EU & World)Please send your payment direct to the Fortnight Publications account at the Ulster Bank, Belfast City 1, sort code 98-00-60; acc. no. 13078431.You must also send details of your postal address to fortnight50th@gmail.com
To order a copy
The cost of individual copies direct from No Alibis 83 Botanic Avenue, Belfast BT7 1JL will be £7 click & collect or £7 plus UK/EU postage
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