Mask: The Dream Issue

Dream the world. Not this pallid shadow of reality. Artwork by Raoul Ubac (1938)
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DMing with Maya Ben David

by James Payne and Maya Ben David

A Review of Anne Boyer's Latest Book "The Undying"

Sufferers of the World, Unite

by Bella Bravo

Hi-Lo Press

A Review of Andrea Abi-Karam’s EXTRATRANSMISSION

There Are Stories of Machines

by Zaina Alsous

The Death of Glitter: Cape Town’s Underground Queer Club Scene

by Keely Shinners

An Excerpt of LA Warman's Whore Foods (Inpatient Press, 2019) with an Introduction by James Payne.

Whore Foods

by LA Warman and James Payne

Mil Mundos

When workers refuse to serve or cater to police, they make their spaces and communities safer.

"We Don't Serve Cops"

by Matt Casciano

Home in the Middle of the End of the World

by Saritha Kambhampati Ramakrishna

The boar has not occasioned the end of life; she is life that goes on living without purpose.

Cameos: For the Dream Issue, we asked Lily, Masami, and Frances to tell us a little about their foundations for dreaming - their current joys and what's on their nightstands.

The Grapevine Telegraph by H Bolin and S Whittemore

Érica Zíngano, Interview + 2 poems

DJ Syndicator: Not Jaded, But in Love with Jade

Letters by Matt Casciano

Nightmares of Another Life

Being a vision of horror, my dream is also a vision of liberation. All liberatory fantasies scandalize, shock, and terrify the hegemonies from which they emerge

The Grapevine Telegraph by H Bolin and S Whittemore

Christina Chalmers, Interview + Poems from Journal of the Revolutionary Year

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