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| Are you a professional or amateur photographer who enjoys focusing your lens on the more unusual sites in the Garden State? The Noyes Museum of Art and Weird NJ announce a Weird NJ Photography Exhibition to be held at the Noyes Museum in Oceanville, New Jersey. Click here for more information. | | |  | Getting Weird NJ online is easy: 1. Login to the Web site (If you aren't a registered user, register here and then come back). 2. Under the USER MENU, click on "Subscribe to WNJ Online" 3. Click on "Get New Subscription," and then click on "Subscribe." You will be taken to our PayPal site. 4. Return to the Weird NJ Web site and under the USER MENU, click on "My WNJ Online Subscriptions." Issue #32 awaits in all its electronic glory!
| | | | | If you’ve never heard of Weird NJ magazine and would like to find out just what is lurking inside these pages, now is the time to get these four selected issues of Weird NJ (issues 22, 23, 24 and 25) for a total of $20! That's right: over 390 pages of weirdness, and shipping is included! If you purchased them individually, they'd cost $32, but for now we're offering this collection to introduce you to a smattering of all the weirdness our state has to offer. If you’re a regular reader and find it’s time to replace your worn and tattered issues...do it now, before it’s too late! | | | | | |
| WEIRD US: THE ODDYSSEY CONTINUES Order yours from us and receive a copy signed by Mark and Mark! | | | NIGHTSHADE ON THE PASSAIC The best selling Weird NJ special issue. The story of one man’s journey along New Jersey’s most revered and polluted river. We first approached author Matt Kent to write a feature in our magazine about his excursions on the Passaic River in his boat “Nightshade.” When we received his manuscript, we knew right away that a full-blown Wheeler Antabanez (Matt’s pen name) version of his adventures would make a great special issue. | | When we told Matt what we envisioned, we could see a glazed look start to form in his eyes, then that sly Wheeler smile come over his face. We think he had it all figured out from that very moment. Matt has an irrepressibly intense style of narrative that will put you right there, plying the roiled waters of the Passaic in the Nightshade with him. And while navigating the canoe through polluted tributaries, industrial waste and abandoned ruins of industry, Wheeler will relate a personal story about what northern New Jersey’s legendary waterway has revealed to him, about itself and himself. Read more. Click here to purchase. | | | |
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