Discounted Magazines Available Now!

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Kim Kanney
  • May 2, 2019
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Now in our 182nd issue of Communities magazine, we have discounted all back issues to $4 from Summer 2017 (#175) and older!

In publication since 1972, there is so much to explore. View all back issues at the main page or view by decade: 1970’s, 1980’s, 1990’s, 2000’s, and 2010’s.

We’ve made it easier & cheaper:

Get the complete set in nearly one click. The complete set of back issues is valued at over $500! For just $200, receive all 182 magazines, including about 100 original print issues and access to all issues in high quality digital format. Bonus: also includes Communitas, the pre-cursor to the magazine, issues #1 & #2, in both print and digital.

Want an even better deal?

Begin your FIC membership today and receive FREE digital access to our entire archive of back issues.

This is only one benefit of becoming a member of FIC. You’ll also receive 10% off all bookstore purchases, 10% off advertising in Communities magazine, discounts to FIC hosted events, and so much more! Check out all the benefits and get started now at the Membership page.

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