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Issue 05: Prismatic Joy (Out Now)
Issue 05: Prismatic Joy (Out Now)
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Issue 04: Illuminated Manuscript Scan of an open magazine. On the left, a poem by Omar Musa. On the right, a layered image combining a blue drawing and a photo where a person’s reflection is visible in a washing machine window. Scan of a magazine with a black background, featuring black text by Annie Zhong on a soft pink background. Scan of a magazine page featuring an artwork by Aaron Billings titled 'Lockstep in Eros.' Malou-Messien-Debris-Magazine-04.jpg Scan of an open magazine on a black background. The left page features a soft pink background with no text. The right page displays the title heading 'The Liturgy of the Saprophyte' by SJ Norman.
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The Fine Print
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