illustration by Arik Roper
Arthur, such as it is, is set to close March 15, 2011.
The Arthur online archive and Store will remain operational for as long as makes sense.
Thank you kindly, and love to all.
Wait, you thought something like this would last forever?
Arthur Magazine 
thank you for opening many inspirational portals into worlds previously unknown to me. much love.
It’s been beautiful. I will carry with me memories of distributing Arthur Mag around town on a rainy Saturday, of giving copies to new friends at college, and of checking the blog daily and being rewarded with new paths to wander along. I’ll search in vain to find another like you. Thanks for everything, Jay and crew, and all the best.
much love from australia. you had a cool, rare thing going. please keep the archive alive. there is much information that needs to remain available. well done on all that you achieved and best of luck for the future.
peace.
caleb.
blue mountains,
australia
I am sad you are closing, you have led me to discover new, interesting and enlightening things.
Hi Jay – no, unfortunately not. If I can track down a contact mail or someone who knows him directly, then I’ll pass it on….
He’s currently using his publishing fortune to plant a massive public-access forest in the UK.
fwiw, why Arthur finally bit the big one, and what comes next:
http://endhits.portlandmercury.com/endhits/archives/2011/03/15/rest-in-peace-arthur-magazine-2002-2011
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