Tampa Bay's Cigar City Magazine
The March/April issue is now available. Purchase one before they run out. Inside this issue read:

The Central Ave Riots
Tampa, 1968. As draft cards burned, as the war in Vietnam raged, and as the Summer of Love took hold, the turmoil that enveloped the nation hit home. Reporter Paul Guzzo brings the story of Tampa's Central Avenue riots to the pages of Cigar City Magazine.

Tampa Roast: The Story of Naviera, The Oldest Coffee Mill in America’s Most Caffeinated City.
Cigars and Cuban sandwiches aren't the only things that keep Tampans going throughout the year. Historian Andy Huse talks about Tampa's powerful brew, Café Con Leche and Tampa’s oldest coffee mill.

Get to the Derby, Darlin'
Meet the only members of the Mafia that haven't been indicted. The Tampa Bay Derby Darlins' Roller Derby team, Cigar City Mafia. This aint the 1970s and this aint just for show. Tampa's all-female Cigar City Mafia puts a hit out on the competition and when they're done, no one's left standing.

Man Overboard!
Plenty of paper millionaires jumped off half-finished buildings in 1926 when the Florida land boom went bust. One such tycoon disappeared from a luxury ocean liner in the middle of the Atlantic. Was E.Q. Edmunds just another victim of his own greed? Or was his disappearance the final and most stunning hoax of his stunt-filled career? Private Eye Billy Heart's job is to stay alive long enough to find out. Set in Tampa, this excerpt from the new book, Man Overboard, is based on the real life disappearance of D.P Davis, the developer of Davis Island.

Pick up your copy of Cigar City Magazine at:
• Barnes & Noble (South Tampa location)
• Additional locations throughout the Tampa Bay area