Featuring the poetry of Grace Vajda, Amy King, Catherine Daly and a.rawlings, with an illustration by Raquel Salomon.
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Jessica Smith
It’s gorgeous. I’m excited!
thanks!
my dad doesn’t like the abstract fabric design, but i feel like it’s cleansing after december’s cuteness.
i am also enjoying the angsty teen-zine cover illustration. it’s fun to mess with the “zine” genre (as opposed to the “little mag” which is somewhat respectable/masculine, the “zine” is like… emotional, feminine, self-produced… what can one do with that? etc.)
I love it. It’s like you’re launching a new mag every month.
you guys are so sweet.
So, this is totally a belated response. But, I’m consoling myself with the idea that some things are definately better late than never.
Dad’s can be like that. One of the things I love about FOURSQUARE is that the fabric does change with the book. My mom’s a quilter so fabric aesthetics were always present in my home. I can see where you have fun with the zine “culture” so to speak. Yes, it does seem more emotional, which means the the teen-zine cover this time around is more than appropriate. : )