IN THIS ISSUE
Cover Artist
Charlotte Edey
Contributors
Kanika Agrawal | Cassandra J. Bruner
Kristin Chang | Yongyu Chen | Don Mee Choi
Natalie Eilbert | Jamie Gusman
Taraka Hamada | Ava Hofmann
Mohammed Khaïr-Eddine (translation by Jake Seyersak) | Amanda Kallis
Ndinda Kioko | Sabrina Li | Aurielle Marie
Sophie Paquette | Mwinji Siame
Billie R. Tadros | Tam(sin) Blaxter | My Tran
David Joez Villaverde | Candice Wuehle
Chapbook
Naima Yael Tokunow
Cover artist: Charlotte Edey
Kanika Agrawal | Cassandra J. Bruner | Kristin Chang | Yongyu Chen
Don Mee Choi | Natalie Eilbert | Jamie Gusman |
Taraka Hamada | Ava Hofmann
Mohammed Khaïr-Eddine (translation by Jake Seyersak) | Amanda Kallis
Ndinda Kioko | Sabrina Li | Aurielle Marie
Sophie Paquette | Mwinji Siame
Billie R. Tadros | Tam(sin) Blaxter| Naima Yael Tokunow
My Tran | David Joez Villaverde | Candice Wuehle
Chapbook: Naima Yael Tokunow
MASTHEAD
EDITORIAL TEAM: Cat Ingrid Leeches, Chase Burke, Elizabeth Theriot, J. Taylor Boyd, SELMS, Julia Coursey, RBrown
ASSISTANT EDITORS: Saul Alpert-Abrams, Nick Alti, Gregory Ariail, Sandra Barnidge, Sarah Panlibuton Barnues, Colin Baxley, Josh Brandon, Matt Brinkley, RBrown, Jeremy Burke, Sarah Cheshire, Julia Coursey, Lily Davenport, M.K. Foster, Kira Frank, Mark Galarrita, Daniel Heslep, Courtney Kalmbach, Elise Lakey, Tucker Legerski, Jane Morton, Kelsey Nuttall, Frances Ray, William Reilly, Jack Saul, Hailee Sattavara, Olivia Townsend, Jiaming Tang, Natalie Welch
EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS: Lou Terlikowski and Grey LaJoie
DESIGN EDITORS: SELMS and RBrown
ONLINE EDITOR: William Reilly
CHAPBOOK COVER: Reilly D. Cox
Featured Artist: Charlotte Edey
Charlotte Edey is an artist & illustrator working across print and tapestry. Softly surreal, her work explores identity and the politics of space within feminine and unnatural scenes. Touching on modernist architecture and spiritualism, the spaces are punctuated with organic symbolism and miniature women of colour. The use of scale explores the power of creating and occupying space.
Quiet | Tapestry
“Originally illustrated in fineliner and pencil, the design explores the idea of sanctuary. Drawing inspiration from contemporary private chapels, the tapestry can be rotated four ways to reveal a different meditative scene of calm, overlooking a mountain range.”
