We were sent this email:

Singular Magazine has a fresh editorial voice that validates what the magazine has dubbed the Singular lifestyle and recognizes being single as a satisfying, enjoyable life choice.

The glossy lifestyle magazine will be alive, inspirational and thought-provoking. Editorial offerings will include personality profiles of fascinating "singulars", columns from top writers, along with features that cover food, fun, beauty and travel: all geared towards single people who enjoy living life to the fullest.

We think they should have a softball tournament with some bridal magazines. It would be awesome.

We asked Kim Calvert, the President & Editorial Director of the magazine a couple of questions:

FBLA: Are there any writer guidelines that we can let our readers know about?

KC: When we hire writers, we look for people who have fresh ideas, understand our audience and our mission and who know how to deliver on time and on target. Each new writer is provided with an editorial profile. We work with all kinds of writers, from talented newcomers (for our front of the book section and calendar) to superstars with impressive magazine, newspaper and book authoring credits for our features.

FBLA: Can you name some of the 'top writers' that have columns?

KC: At the moment we are working with Edward Lewine (a regular contributor to The New York Times and also a feature writer for Details, Smart Money, Salon, Premier, Glamour and Stuff), Leslie Talbot (author of A Singular Existence and writer for Boston Globe, the San Francisco Chronicle and Forbes), Bella DePaulo (author of Singled Out: How Singles Are Stereotyped, Stigmatized and Ignored and Still Live Happily Ever After) Caroline Ryder (LA Times, Variety, Whole Life Times and Paper magazine), Kris Frieswick (Boston Globe, MSN.com, Redbook), JoBeth McDaniel (Life, Islands, Self, Diversion, Travel & Leisure), and many other wonderful, talented, funny and very wise writers.