Published 7 November 20127 November 2012 · Main Posts Subscriberthon 2012: Day One Editorial team The Day of You Here at Overland, we are all about inclusiveness and diversity, and we know that our readers come in all shapes and sizes. We understand that out there, reading Overland, are poetry lovers, politics fiends, literary lovers, news junkies and everything in between. And we want you to know that we value every one of you. Without you, Overland couldn’t exist – and that’s why we’re kicking off the Subscriberthon with the Day of You. It’s you that we’re calling upon to top up the subscription for another year so to give you a little more encouragement, today you’ll find prizes individually tailored to all sorts of Overland readers. Today’s prizes include (alongside the massive major prizes listed below) a series of prizes designed to let you pamper yourself. 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