The idea of BRIDGE is to engage the English-speaking community in Korea.We are a biweekly publication that features personalities, happenings, and cultural events that matter to our audience of diverse people united by a common language. People who make up the expat community vary from those who are here for a short term to the ones who
have been here for decades. From time to time you might canno
t but feel like a complete outsider, out of touch with what’s going on in Korea. That’s where Bridge magazine comes in. Unlike other English magazines that focus on either tourist information or limited inner circles, we have created a media outlet where everyone can come together. Through Bridge magazine expats and Koreans can communicate, collaborate, and stay connected to each other. We are excited to bring you lively and interesting stories told by unique people around Korea. One thing we promise you is that we won’t be just another same old
tour guide around Korea. With fresh stories and thoughtprovoking ideas, we hope to grow as the favorite read by expats in Korea. We would love to hear directly from you. Please feel free to tell us what you think about Bridge magazine.
[Bridge wants you to join us! SPECIAL RATES!]
6 months (12 issues) for 24,000 won
12 months (24 issues) for 48,000 won
To subscribe, email us at [email protected] or go to bridgezine.com,
click subscribe, and pay through Paypal. Donations are also welcome at our Paypal site.
[Where you can get Bridge for FREE]
Bridge Paperzine can be found at local businesses in Seoul and at major cafes throughout Korea: FRANCHISE CAFE: Angel in-us Coffee, CAFFE PASCUCCI, TOM N TOMS COFFEE
[BRIDGE ONLINE]
We are seeking contributors. You're welcome to write stories on your point-of-view about Korea, put that on our
space, and communicate with others @ www.bridgezine.com, just as you have been writing and posting on the
internet.
