Issue 06
114 full-color pages, 8 x 10 inches.
Our sixth PRINT issue
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published on june 1st 2022
Read about the features and contributors included in this issue below.
Content Includes
Nature | The Last Frontier
Travel to Alaska with our Editor-in-Chief as he explores epic wilderness during a once-in-a-lifetime trip
City | Singapore
The futuristic and colorful city state of Singapore comes to life in this photo essay
World | The Maritimes
The Maritimes of Canada are an overlooked region of the world that showcase stunning beauty
Art | Painting Light
An interview with Artist Alex Curley sheds light on his artistic process and studio
Writing | Petals and Ash
This Atmospheric piece by Jordan Nishkian will transport you right into the story
Photography | Reflections
Photographer Carly Zavala reflects on what it means to capture an image of the self
Self | Something Blue
A personal essay by Emma Chance depicts the complexities of family, and how we see ourselves
Design | Decaying Design
Incredible photographs of crumbling architecture captured by urban explorer Jeremy Marshall
Society | How to be Old
Natalie-Harris Spencer contemplates what it means to age in an ever-evolving world
Contributors
Alex Curley
Alex Curley currently lives in Washington, DC as an artist and educator. He creates installations and paintings, sometimes on shaped canvas, rendering intersections of interior architecture and exterior landscape, presenting a new hybrid of space where present and past moments exist simultaneously.
Emma Chance
Emma Chance is a writer and Sagittarius from Portland, Maine. Her work focuses on romance, self-discovery, and all the ridiculousness in between. When she isn’t hunched over her desk you can find her rummaging through antique malls or strolling through cemeteries, looking for gravestones with her name on them.
Ben Rodrigo
Ben Rodrigo is a young artist currently residing in Philadelphia, working as a display artist and keeping up with his own studio practice. Much of his curious painting and illustration practices are born from self-taught exploration and the desire to give light to imagination.
Natalie Harris-Spencer
Natalie Harris-Spencer is an English writer, digital editor, and blogger living in America. Her stories have appeared in the Stonecoast Review, The Dark City, The Satirist, and more, with work forthcoming in Hobart. She was selected by Oyster River Pages as one of their Emerging Fiction Voices, and she is the winner of the 2021 Hummingbird Flash Fiction Prize. She earned her MFA in Creative Writing at Stonecoast, and she is the Editor-in-Chief of Aspiring Author. She is currently working on her debut novel. Natalie enjoys surprise in fiction. And tea.
Brandon Fox
Brandon Fox lives in Philadelphia with his cat, Leo, and his thirty-one houseplants. He spends his free time cooking, traveling, and traversing the city in search of the perfect negroni.
Carly Zavala
Alexander Rigby
Alexander Rigby is the author of four novels. Completely immersed in the literary world, Alexander works as a senior editor for a book publishing company. An avid outdoorsman, he’s trying to visit as many national parks as possible, while also serving as the Editor-in-Chief of Allegory Ridge. He lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with his Portuguese Water Dog, Copper Atticus.
Jordan Nishkian
Ethan Fig
Ethan Fig grew up in a small town in North Dakota. He currently lives in Bellingham, Washington, with his dog, Newton, and works in the travel industry. An avid fisherman who enjoys sailing in the Salish Sea, Ethan hopes to one day boat across the Pacific. He is the author of the poetry collection, Days in August.