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 Allora... "I'M Italian" e` un magazine in lingua italiana ( con qualche pagina in inglese) pensato per gli italiani nel mondo. Iniziamo una raccolta di fondi per finanziare le spese inevitabili. Parteciperanno a questa avventura, alcuni amici scrittori, artisti e giornalisti Italiani. "I'M" vuole essere un ponte culturale fra i continenti. Il primo issue e` previsto per Settembre, abbonamenti in digitale e cartaceo saranno disponibili nei prossimi trenta giorni. La Hoffmann & Hoffmann ringrazia chiunque volesse contribuire anche con cifre minime, in cambio di vantaggiosi abbonamenti e regali editoriali. Il magazine sara` spedito in qualsiasi paese. Grazie a tutti





So ... "I'M Italian" is a magazine in Italian (with some pages in English) designed for Italians in the world. We begin a fundraiser to finance unavoidable expenses. Some Italian friends, writers, artists and journalists will participate in this adventure. "I'M" wants to be a cultural bridge between the continents. The first issue is scheduled for September, digital and paper subscriptions will be available in the next thirty days. Hoffmann & Hoffmann would like to thank anyone who wanted to contribute even with minimum amounts, in exchange for advantageous subscriptions and editorial gifts. The magazine will be sent to any country. Thank you
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