Frontpage

Today, 29 december 2015, I read a line in a book
by Jean-Christophe Buisson called 
"Il s'appelait Vlasov".
My French is not so good, so I read the dutch
translation. This line got me thinking about this
little mailproject: "In de rechterhoek stond een
bakstenen kachel voor een bed waar stapels
kranten omheen lagen". Is it strange it got me
thinking? In the middle of nowhere there's a
little house, it's wintertime.
The person living there still receives his
newspapers to read...., or so it seems. 
Well, I don't live in the middle of nowhere,
although some might think so :) and I do not
have a newspaper (by choice, I might add).
So there is a slight contradiction between the
character and me and him receiving
newspapers and I don't.
He seems to collect them and I like
collecting mailart. So here's a similarity.
 
As a follow up to my ongoing 
"projectmailartbooks", "selfportrait drawing
community", recently started "used coffeefilter
mailart project(size 4)" and many more projects,  
I would like to receive the frontpage of as many
countries' newspapers of 1 january 2016 as
possible.
Just the frontpage.
All different frontpages determined by
social cultural aspects.
Fascinating to see all the differences.
I publish them on www.projectmailartbooks.com 
including your envelope.
No returns.
Could you be so kind as to help me?
 
I already sent an email to (mail)artists living in
the following countries:
Norway, Finland, USA, Canada, Brasil,
Argentina, Puerto Rico, UK, Turkey,
China, Japan, Korea, Australia, Belgium,
Bosnia & Herzegovina, Colombia, France,
Denmark, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Malaysia,
Portugal, Russia, Macedonia and Iran.
 
Still a lot of countries are missing.
Do you know anyone living in one of the
missing countries, please forward this link
to them. I thank you in advance.
 
You can send the frontpage of your
newspaper dated 1 january 2016 to:
 
Ed Hanssen
FrontPage
Hoogstraat 29
6083 AX NUNHEM
the Netherlands
 
Thank you for reading and I am eagerly awaiting your frontpages.
 
Terry Reid:
 
Paul Tiilila:
 
Terry Reid - Helen Amyes - Ken Friedman: