Wednesday, July 6, 2011

Join Our E-mail List and Get Special Offers!

So here's the scoop. At our event last week at the Iron Monkey in Jersey City, we started an E-Mail list. Why would we do this? Everything on here automatically gets posted on Facebook and Twitter. What could we possibly need an e-mail list for? Well, everyone who signed up on the e-mail list got an e-mail containing a discount code for subscriptions and the E-Reader package. Anyone who signs up for the e-mail list will also get these discount codes as well! You will also, of course, receive news and updates, and creative, fun ways you can help spread the word of Instigatorzine!

Sunday, July 3, 2011

Instigatorzine now available for the B&N Nook!

After requests from fans, we have finally made Instigatorzine available for the Barnes and Noble Nook! Go to the issues section to check it out!

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Directions: When you purchase your E-Reader Edition of Instigatorzine, it will be in the form of a zip folder. Unzip the folder and you will see two types of files. One is a .mobi file. This is the file type associated with Amazon Kindle. The other file type is an .epub file. This file type is associated with the B&N Nook. Simply plug your device into your computer and drag and drop the file associated to your device into your specified folder.

Note: E-Reader Editions of Instigatorzine do not include images.

 

Complete Instigatorzine Kindle Collection for sale!

You can now purchase the Complete Instigatorzine Collection for just $5.99. That's just about half price if you were to buy'em all individually! Click here to take advantage of this special offer!

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Instigatorzine 11 Now Available for Purchase!

The long awaited Instigatorzine 11 is now available for purchase both print and for Amazon Kindle! Also, order today only and get the Kindle edition for just $.75!

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Weekly Poll: Who is your favorite Declaration of Indepence instigator?

On June 11, 1776 the Committee of Five drafted the first copy of the Declaration of Independence. After 23 days and only minor changes, the Committee of the Whole accepted the declaration and claimed the United States' freedom from British rule. While there were many American instigators in this period, we must pay special attention to those who drafted such an important piece of literature. 

 

Who is your favorite Declaration of Independence instigator?

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