| | | WEIRD LOUISIANA AVAILABLE NOW! Weird Louisiana is your travel guide to the land of voodoo, hoodoo, and backwater bayous! Laissez les bons temps rouler year-round when you order your copy here! | | | | | WEIRD US WEB SITE RELAUNCHED! That's right, after a long, LONG time down, we are finally getting around to relaunching our Weird US Web site. We don't have it all together yet, but we're adding one state at a time and will continue to do so until we have the weirdness of EVERY state covered. Until then, please stop by and take a trip through: Weird New York Weird Pennsylvania | | | | WEIRD NJ #33 SOLD OUT! Grab it up if you can find it in stores! And if you can't find #33, you can always get a 2010 subscription or GIFT subscription. Subscribers and lucky gift recipients get Issue #34 when it comes out in May 2010 and #35 when it comes out in October 2010, plus maybe some other weird things in the mail. More info here | | | | | LAST EXIT Travels With Death in the Garden State Hey you: you with that perplexed look on your face standing at the edge of that cemetery over there. Come over this way, and welcome to this journey to Last Exit: Travels With Death in the Garden State. | | Last Exit takes a colorful, 136-page ride through the state's graveyards and cemeteries, interviews death merchants, visits some looney tombs and relates tales of what dying in NJ is all about. There are some great epitaphs, unusual interments, ghosts, famous deathstyles, forgotten cemeteries, bodies that show up in unusual places...and of course stories of vandals, vermin and graverobbers—all here for your enjoyment. Compiled and edited by Joanne Austin and illustrated by Ryan Doan, Last Exit will surely get you where you want to go, but hopefully not in a hurry. Secure your copy of Last Exit today! Now available in stores. | | | | The Weird NJ TRIVIA GAME For a limited time only! This is the only stop where you can get our new trivia game. We cut out the middleman and can offer it to you at a great price. Comes with everything you’ll need to have a great weird party! Over 1,000 weird bits of info that you have to guess are WEIRD or FAKE! We made up the questions ourselves, so you know we’re going to test you all! More info here. | | | | | | THE ALL-NEW WEIRD NJ iPHONE/iPOD TOUCH APP |  For the first time ever you can hit the road with your iPhone/iPod touch and travel to the Garden State’s strangest and most bizarre attractions. Created in partnership with Weird NJ and Tiki Interactive, the Weird NJ app guides you to the nearest weirdness around you and lets you browse through dozens of weird categories and locations in New Jersey.
Use the GPS feature to get driving directions to navigate directly to the most infamous cemeteries, apparitions, haunted dwellings, fabled places and roadside oddities. Photograph and mark the location of your own weird discoveries and then upload your findings directly to Weird NJ for possible inclusion in upcoming issues. You can also create weird postcards and send them via e-mail, Facebook and Twitter, get alerts for newly discovered weirdness, stay connected with Weird NJ news and upcoming events, and collect Weird Passport Stamps automatically for all the places you actually visit! Download the first in the series - Weird NJ Hauntings - from the Apple iTunes Store now (it's free), and collect all the Weird NJ apps at iTunes to stay informed on all the weird and memorable destinations the Garden State has to offer. | | |  | SHOW US YOUR WEIRD! The Weird NJ Photography Exhibition will be held at the Noyes Museum in Oceanville, New Jersey from October 16, 2009 through February 28, 2010. Click here for more information. | | | | NIGHTSHADE ON THE PASSAIC The best selling Weird NJ special issue. The story of one man’s journey along New Jersey’s most revered and polluted river. We first approached author Matt Kent to write a feature in our magazine about his excursions on the Passaic River in his boat “Nightshade.” When we received his manuscript, we knew right away that a full-blown Wheeler Antabanez (Matt’s pen name) version of his adventures would make a great special issue. | | When we told Matt what we envisioned, we could see a glazed look start to form in his eyes, then that sly Wheeler smile come over his face. We think he had it all figured out from that very moment. Matt has an irrepressibly intense style of narrative that will put you right there, plying the roiled waters of the Passaic in the Nightshade with him. And while navigating the canoe through polluted tributaries, industrial waste and abandoned ruins of industry, Wheeler will relate a personal story about what northern New Jersey’s legendary waterway has revealed to him, about itself and himself. Read more. Click here to purchase. | |
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