Join MAKE editors for live Google+ hangout, Oct 23

Stett Holbrook says:

MAKE magazine’s latest issue goes on sale tomorrow and to mark the event, MAKE editors, designers, and contributing writers will participate in a Google+ hangout on air tomorrow, Oct. 23, at 2pm Pacific Standard Time to give readers a behind-the-scenes look at the magazine and how it came together. Log on to watch and post comments at google.com/+make. The hangout is the first of a series of MAKE editor hangouts.

Volume 32 focuses on design and is a packed with great stuff. The new issue includes:

Twelve pages on master costume maker Shawn Thorsson.

An interview with Arduino creator Massimo Banzi by Dale Dougherty.

An appreciation of toy designer Marvin Glass.

Dezso Molnar’s quest to build a flying motorcycle.

The debut of MAKE: Believe, a new video series on the people who turn fantasy into reality. This one features toy sculptor Scott Hensey. Plans for nearly two dozen projects.

We’ll also be discussing our just-finished, first-in-the-world (that we know of) buyers guide to 3D printers. It’s a MAKE special issue that comes out next month. You’re gonna love it.

Join MAKE editors for Llve Google+ hangout, Oct 23

Mark Frauenfelder is the founder of Boing Boing and the editor-in-chief of MAKE and Cool Tools. Twitter: @frauenfelder. Come and hear Mark speak at the ALA conference in Chicago on July 1.

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