Harlot: A revealing look at the arts of persuasion

A new e-journal/magazine has popped up on a couple of listservs, as I thought some HASTAC-ers would be interesting.  It's called Harlot. Here's a description:

"Harlot is a digital magazine and web forum dedicated to provoking playful and serious conversations about rhetoric — from reality television to public monuments, religion to pop music, and everything in between. As a netroots campaign in rhetorical literacy, Harlot promotes critical response to the endless streams of subtly persuasive communication that surround us every day. We at Harlot believe rhetorical analysis and production can help us to better understand and more effectively and ethically influence our communities and world. And so we offer a space for your relevant, accessible criticism and collaborative meaning-making."