Print Ain't Dead

And it will never die, the end

I love print, it is a passion of mine — being in it, collecting it, displaying it. I have a magazine rack in my house, where I display the current offerings. It makes me happy every time I walk by.

So I’m always on the hunt for beautiful magazines, zines, and interestingly shaped books to add to my archive. And in 2025, some gems have entered my home, works of art that I would like to share.

This is the zine that Earl Sweatshirt made leading up to his album, acquired at Los Angeles’ best bookstore, Reparations Club.

This is that new heat from Sarah Kim and By Way of Us, issue one of It’s Okay to Try.

THIS IS THE LAST ESSENCE OF THE CENTURY, STARRING THE FIRST FAMILY — LOOK AT THE SKIN

i_D magazine is so so back under the leadership of Thom Betteridge, and the FKA Twigs issue is big and beautiful.

I went to the Francis Ford Coppola Vineyard and I left with a copy of his art and fiction magazine, Zoetrope: All-Story

A perfect zine about home, family, and community, released through Drifter Zine

I wrote in the next issue of Mountain Gazette and THEY SENT ME THREE COPIES OF THEIR MASSIVE MAGAZINE, I’M IN LOVE.

I haven’t started reading How To Love A Homeland but I can’t wait to, what a small and gorgeous book.

New York Magazine is still the best out, one of my two subscriptions (the other — Believer Mag)