As lead designer on Poor Ezra's Almanac, an indie literary magazine based in Brooklyn, I helped with the entire visual design process of laying out the publication's Volume V.

From Poor Ezra's site:

Poor Ezra’s Almanac was born out of necessity. Founder and editor Joe DeBritz wanted a place to display his own writing as well the work of artists and writers working outside of the mainstream.
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Poor Ezra’s Almanac showcases the writing we enjoy. We feature poetry, creative nonfiction, and short fiction. Everything we create is done on a collective, volunteer basis, and the issues will always be free to the subscriber. Each issue is designed by a guest artist or designer.