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Oasis Montagé Magazine

The Nation's #1 Magazine for the Global Community

For store owners

Put Oasis Montagé on your stand

The Nation's #1 Magazine for the Global Community. A quarterly lifestyle magazine — one issue for each season — sold on newsstands and in bookstores across eight states, and on the rack at Magazine Cafe in New York, the biggest magazine store in the USA.

If you run a shop, a salon, a barbershop, a bookstore or a market stall, this page is for you. Ask for copies and they come straight from the publisher.

Winter 2026 — Freddie Jackson: His Love and a Lifetime of Music

On the stand now

Freddie Jackson: His Love and a Lifetime of Music

Winter 2026

Who reads it

A reader with a whole life, not one interest

Oasis Montagé is an upscale, faith-friendly, community-rooted lifestyle quarterly. It takes a reader on a journey into fashion, arts, entertainment, health, beauty, faith and news — and it assumes the same person who wants the fall fashion pages also wants the gospel quartets and the health story nobody else will print.

Every issue carries a celebrity cover feature and then makes room for the people who are not famous yet: the new author, the neighborhood doctor, the stylist, the choir director, the entrepreneur with a story worth telling. That mix is the whole idea, and it is why the magazine sells to readers rather than to a single kind of reader.

It is a quarterly, which is slower than the internet and on purpose. A quarterly gives a writer room to tell a story properly and a photographer room to make a portrait worth keeping — and it means an issue sits on a shelf and keeps selling, instead of going stale in a week.

On the cover, issue after issue

  • Whitney Houston
  • Shemar Moore
  • Kamala Harris
  • Barack Obama
  • Prince
  • Fred Hammond
  • Christopher Williams
  • Freddie Jackson
  • Teddy Riley
  • Dr. Dawn Moss
  • Melba Moore
  • Colin Kaepernick

And at the foot of the same shelf, the people of the communities the magazine is written for.

Stocking it

What it involves, plainly

Three sentences, because that is all there is to it. The terms themselves are settled between the publisher and you, not on this page.

  1. 01

    The copies come from her, not a warehouse

    Every issue Oasis Montagé puts on a stand comes straight from the publisher. There is no distributor to chase in the middle and no account to open first.

  2. 02

    Ask again as they sell through

    When a stand runs low, ask for more. That is what this form is for — a store can send a second request the week after the first and it lands the same way.

  3. 03

    She settles the details with you directly

    Send the request and Clarice will come back to you herself with the arrangements. Nothing is charged on this page and no card is asked for.

Ask for copies

Tell her how many you want

Fill the form in and it goes straight to Clarice Carolyn Herring Jones — by email and on her phone, the moment you send it. Nothing here is charged and no card is asked for.

What she needs from you is the store, a name, a number to reach you, an email address and a quantity. Everything but the last box is required, so a request never arrives she cannot act on.

Or if you would rather talk

(404) 996-9112

The publisher answers the phone herself.

Ask for copies

Fill this in and it reaches Clarice the moment you send it. Every box but the last one is needed.

or call (404) 996-9112

This goes to the publisher herself, not to a warehouse. Nothing is charged here and no card is asked for.

Would you rather write a note than fill a form? The contact page reaches the publisher the same way, and you can attach a photograph or a document to it if you need to. Either route ends on her desk.