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Read the August Issue of D Magazine For Free

We turned the issue into a digital edition, this time only.
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We don’t normally do this, but we don’t normally spend nearly 40 editorial pages on a single story. Sorry—not a single story, but somewhere around 100 smaller ones, highlighting all the heroism that we could find our community during the pandemic. We scrapped our annual Best of Big D feature—best bars, restaurants, night clubs, barbers—and replaced it with a piece that we hoped gave a glimpse at all the work our neighbors have done to lift one another up.

We’d like to share it with you now, which is why we’re releasing a digital edition. If you like it, consider subscribing or pick one up from newsstands. The stories will begin publishing online individually in about a week. You can also read Zac Crain’s cover story about Mark Cuban, who’s done a lot of growing up in the past few months. Photographer Elizabeth Lavin went inside UT Southwestern’s COVID ward and I wrote about the operation. Peter Simek dives into a #metoo scandal that could tank the Dallas film scene.

There is plenty more to discover. Won’t you join us?

Complete the form and we’ll send the digital edition straight to your inbox.



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