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We don’t have Academy Awards here in magazine-land, but we do have the National Magazine Awards.  Last Year MoJo won the award for general excellence in our circulation category (that’s 100,000-250,000, if you’re curious), and this year we’ve been nominated for three awards, the first time in our history we’ve gotten that many nominations.  One is for general excellence in print, one is for public service, and the third is for general excellence online, for which I take full credit, of course.

(Except, um, for the legion of other people who write, design, blog, administrate, and illustrate the 99% of it that has nothing to do with me.  But other than that, full marks, baby!)

The full list of nominations is here.  Congrats to everyone nominated, and special congratulations to Clara Jeffery and Monika Bauerlein, our co-editors here for the past three years.

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