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Why is it so difficult to decide what to have for lunch every day?

Existential questions in Put A Egg On It #16

Food & drink

Pamela Anderson, a latex mask, and an endangered monkey

A fashion magazine with a focus on environmental activism

Fashion & style Outdoors

Dirt, destruction, and the allure of becoming a monk

Emergence issue 1

Art & design Photography Travel

“The force of Father Mewling’s fart had blown the veil from his eyes.”

The Moth: poetry, rejection, and losing faith

Literature

Photographing a country on the brink

Loupe takes on national identity

Art & design Photography

Interrogating inequality with Weapons of Reason

Take a look inside this ambitious magazine's penultimate issue

Current affairs Illustration

“While it lasts one feels like an angel half asleep”

Louisa May Alcott, the Garden of Eden, and weed

Art & design

Family Portrait: loving someone so much it hurts

A photography magazine interested in documenting new definitions of family

Art & design Photography

Do I dare to eat a peach?

Initiation and taboo in Sand Journal

Literature

“It’s truthful. And if that makes white people uncomfortable, then great!”

Bad Form is a literary review for people of colour

Literature Race

Food and Losers

Featuring teddy bears made of skin

Food & drink Weird

The new issue of Ordinary is all about tampons

Furry nails and a fistful of Lil-lets

Art & design Photography

The joy of fried food

Eating gorengan in Indonesia

Art & design Food & drink

A Room with a Loo

A magazine about... toilets!

Art & design Weird

Spying into other people’s lives

A very curious interiors magazine

Art & design

“I was this really, really chubby child covered head to toe in tie dye”

Fatboy Zine is about Filipino food – and grief

Food & drink

Why is it so difficult to decide what to have for lunch every day?

Pamela Anderson, a latex mask, and an endangered monkey

Dirt, destruction, and the allure of becoming a monk

“The force of Father Mewling’s fart had blown the veil from his eyes.”

Photographing a country on the brink

Interrogating inequality with Weapons of Reason

“While it lasts one feels like an angel half asleep”

Family Portrait: loving someone so much it hurts

Do I dare to eat a peach?

“It’s truthful. And if that makes white people uncomfortable, then great!”

Food and Losers

The new issue of Ordinary is all about tampons

The joy of fried food

A Room with a Loo

Spying into other people’s lives

“I was this really, really chubby child covered head to toe in tie dye”

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