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Media Kit About MEDIA KIT ABOUT The mission of The Believer magazine is to deliver reports from unexpected outposts in the world of culture, nature, and thought. We champion creators; we invite curiosity and experimentation; we celebrate the oddly absorbing and the absorbingly odd. Against conven- tional judgment, we dare to believe. Founded by three novelists in 2003, The Believer is a five-time National Magazine Award finalist and has had dozens of pieces appear in The Best American series. In 2017, The Believer was acquired by the Beverly Rogers, Carol C. Harter Black Mountain Institute at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, an international literary center with a mission to bring writers and the literary imagination into the heart of public life. ✯ ADVICE FROM COMEDIAN A FORUM ON FACTS & A SYMPOSIUM ON LIES, FEATURING: MORGAN PARKER APARNA NACHERLA DAVID GRANN RACHEL KHONG MATTHEW ZAPRUDER SARAH MANGUSO & MORE ✯ MICHELLE TEA ON SAN FRANCISCO’S MOST NOTORIOUS LESBIAN GANG THE SPAS, DINERS, & FOCACCERIAS OF CENTRAL NEW JERSEY PLUS: ADVICE ON HOW TO TALK TO BEARS A REVIEW OF A KEURIG COFFEE MACHINE INTERVIEWS WITH: VANNA WHITE, ALISSA NUTTING, & DONALD HALL ✯ ISBN 978-0-9993231-1-3 51200 ✯ 9 780999 323113 $12 US ✯ $14.99 CAN page 2 ABOUT OUR READERS Our principal reader is a well educated urban professional with disposable income who is deeply engaged in a wide range of literary and cultural activities. Over half of our readers have Our readers are professionals completed a graduate or professional with disposable income. degree, and 96% of have some $150,000+ 20% form of higher education. $100,000–$150,000 18% Bachelor’s degree 87% $50,000–$100,000 28% Graduate or professional degree 56% Currently completing graduate degree 5% Our readers are avid book buyers Our readers 87% of our readers are creators. buy more than Our readers are Rural 9% 5 books a year city dwellers 52% of our readers write 6–10 books 17% Urban Suburban 11–20 books 33% 69% 21% 30% create visual art 21+ books 38% Our readers are recommenders: 90% of our subscribers said they are very likely to recommend The Believer to a friend. age Our readers regularly attend a wide range of cultural events: Film 88% 25-34 35-44 Museums/Galleries 83% 24% 26% Concerts 82% 18-24 Theatre 52% 2% Literary Readings 45% 45-54 Lectures 42% 65+ 55-64 Tastings/Food Events 33% 3% 27% 17% Symphony/Opera 30% Ballet/Dance 19% Our subscribers are cultural consumers and frequent travelers. 96% of our subscribers listed “reading” as a common leisure activity • 64% attend cultural events • 50% are frequent travellers page 3 JUST A FEW OF OUR MANY CONTRIBUTORS The Believer has published the original work of 61 Guggenheim Fellowship winners, 45 NEA fellows, 15 MacArthur winners, 8 Pulitzer Prize winners, 6 National Book Award winners, 16 National Book Critics Circle Award winners, and 1 Nobel Prize winner—and counting. The Believer covers art, literature, poetry, film, music, philosophy, sports, and more—we’ve even had a comics page and an advice column by Amy Sedaris. In each 128-page issue, printed on recycled, acid-free paper by friendly Canadians, you might encounter work by: Daniel Alarcón Geoff Dyer Yusef Komunyakaa Mary Roach Hilton Als Stephen Elliott Chris Kraus Mary Ruefle Judd Apatow Álvaro Enrigue Rachel Kushner Salman Rushdie Rae Armantrout Melissa Febos Ben Lerner Mike Sacks Fred Armisen Emil Ferris Jonathan Lethem Luc Sante John Ashbery Rodrigo Fresán Sam Lipsyte Paul Scheer Jesse Ball Rivka Galchen Gary Lutz Amy Sedaris Mary Jo Bang Zach Galifianakis Guy Maddin Frederick Seidel John Barth Janeane Garofalo Sarah Manguso Leanne Shapton Elif Batuman Tavi Gevinson Javier Marías David Shields Sven Birkerts Rachel Kaadzi Ghansah Ben Marcus Sarah Silverman Eula Biss Francisco Goldman Greil Marcus Tracy K. 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Wright Simon Critchley Chuck Klosterman Richard Powers Weird Al Yankovic Lena Dunham Wayne Koestenbaum Emily Raboteau Kate Zambreno page 4 HERE’S WHAT OUR SUBSCRIBERS SAY ABOUT US “THE NEW YORKER’S “ALWAYS CATCHES ME COOL COUSIN” OFFGUARD WITH TOPICS I DIDN’T EVEN KNOW “I am always banging on about it to friends. 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Monthly Newsletter Subscribers 33,000 Unique website visitors 35,000 per month Twitter followers 62,000 Facebook page likes 49,000 Instagram followers 8,000 The Believer subscribers 5,000 page 6 UNFORGETTABLE LIVE EXPERIENCES The Believer magazine is at the center of Black Mountain Institute’s live events in Las Vegas, anchored by the annual Believer Festival. The inaugural Believer Festival in 2017 featured actors, musicians, indepen- dent filmmakers, and literary luminaries, including Carrie Brownstein, Miranda July, Jim James, Dave Eggers, Heidi Julavits, Luis Alberto Urrea, and an all-star cast of literary talent. In 2017, “The Believer presents” event series began in Las Vegas with Chris Kraus, Viet Thanh Nguyen, and Paul Beatty. Believer events take place in locations ranging from the open Mojave desert to the oldest operating casino-hotel in historic downtown Las Vegas. Future events are planned for Los Angeles and New York. Let our next event involve your community. Contact [email protected] for partnership and sponsorship opportunities. page 7 OUR PLACE IN THE CULTURE The Believer now finds its home in Las Vegas, an oasis of culture, spurred by an openness to wild experiments backed by hard investments by philanthro- pists and entrepreneurs. The Beverly Rogers, Carol C. Harter Black Mountain Institute at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, established itself through innovative live events and ground- breaking publishing projects. BMI is the first North American City of Asylum for writers at risk of censor- ship or worse in their home countries. Live events have featured Nobel laureates, Pulitzer-prize winners, MacArthur geniuses, alongside figures from pop-culture. It’s long-running a writers-in-residence program whose recent fellows include Tayari Jones, David Ulin, and Walter Kirn. 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