The Summer Book Hits Newsstands | 27Speaks

The Summer Book Hits Newsstands | 27Speaks

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27Speaks on May 23, 2024

On this week's edition of 27Speaks, reporter Cailin Riley and co-publisher Gavin Menu join the editors to offer a preview of The Summer Book, the name given to the issue of The Express Magazine that drops just in time for Memorial Day weekend each year.

Read the e-edition here or find The Express Magazine on newsstands, for free, throughout the East End.

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