Regional Singles Magazine Launches

Freelance journalist Kim Calvert, along with financier David Wright, today is launching Singular Communications, publisher of Singular, a magazine for singles.

According to Calvert, who also serves as editorial director, Singular aims to “create and serve a large and fast-growing community for like-minded singles who have active social lives and are comfortable with their single lifestyle.”

The bi-monthly glossy title will be direct-mailed to 63,000 single people aged 30 or older in the Los Angles area. With a cover price of $4.95, the magazine also will be available through subscription and on newsstands.

“We are the first media company to speak to single customers in a way that relates to and affirms their lifestyle choice,” said Wright. Today, over half of the California adults are currently single—we represent a powerful force and we’re excited to build a community through this magazine and our online destination.”

In addition to the print magazine, Singular Communications will produce Singularcity.com and SingularCity-branded events.

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Finally!

Submitted by nikki on Tue, 06/17/2008 - 19:47.

It's about time someone realized that being single rocks!

Singular Magazine

Submitted by Sara on Tue, 06/17/2008 - 23:29.

I look forward to getting my hands on a copy.

Have we finally arrived to 2008?

Submitted by Ron on Thu, 06/19/2008 - 20:15.

I'm definitely ready for a magazine that gives a voice to what it really means to be single in 2008. I wish them the best of luck. Takes a lot of guts to go against the cultural stream - no matter how out-of-date it is. Will be looking for Singular. Congratulations!

Singular Magazine

Submitted by Caren Rich on Sat, 07/26/2008 - 19:41.

The Los Angeles singles community welcomes this deep dance with single empowerment and spirit.

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