The New Criterion is pleased to offer "First Delivery" as a free service to our active subscribers. "First Delivery" is a PDF of our forthcoming issue available for download on press day. The latest issue of "First Delivery" goes online in the third week of the month--a week or more before issues mail and a week before articles go online on our homepage. "First Delivery" is a way for our subscribers to be the first to read forthcoming issues while also allowing them to save a PDF of our issue to your hard drive. Please note that we only post the latest issue of "First Delivery" on this page. Earlier issues are no longer available for PDF download. If you do not see our next month's issue posted here yet, please check back later. To access your copy of "First Delivery," simply log into our system at right and then click on the cover image at left. You can then read the PDF on your screen. If you wish to save the PDF, please select 'save' from your file menu once you have clicked on the cover. First Delivery is available for active subscribers only. The New Criterion Featuring: Future tense, VI: Under the scientific Bo Tree by Anthony Daniels
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@GhostCatfish5 Glad you liked it! For others wanting to read, the latest Gallery Chronicle can be found here: http://t.co/mhsoEFr9 Wed, 08 Feb 2012 RT @GhostCatfish5: The presence of a new issue of @newcriterion is always welcome. Love @JamesPanero's Gallery Chronicle. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 A tribute to the late Helen Frankenthaler: http://t.co/Ue1pWC77 Wed, 08 Feb 2012 Charles Murray s Fishtown in popular culture: http://t.co/dPVHQShY Tue, 07 Feb 2012 From the February Issue: On The New York Times's love letter to the Weather Underground member Judy Clark. http://t.co/YNWZf2Iv Sun, 05 Feb 2012 For more follow @newcriterion Webcasts
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