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In this issue:

• Skateboarders in Beirut fighting for public space months after the cataclysmic blast changed their city forever
• An LA surf collective who formed during the aftermath of George Floyd’s murder
• A teenage quad bike crew in Oman
• A tour of Red River Gorge, Kentucky, courtesy of climber Kathy Karlo

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In this issue:

• The glassworkers of Sars-Poteries
• Paris in the Mitterrand Decade
• A profile of Philippe Deshons

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This fourth annual print issue has been curated around the theme of “Un/Rest”, and seeks to redefine what it means to be both restive and restful.

In this issue:

• Little Simz in conversation
• A group interview with literary stars Candice Carty-Williams, Mariam Khan, Naomi Shimada, Yasmin Rahman, Victoria Princewill, and Jay Bernard, shot for the cover by visual artist Nwaka Okparaeke
• Pena Monaghan gives insight into the surprising politics behind the Miss Tibet beauty pageant
• The once-sceptical Ruchira Sharma reconsiders her attitude toward superstitions
• Memories of childhood sleepovers
• Amita Joshi’s intergenerational retelling of the persecution suffered by Ugandan Asians who fled the country under Idi Amin, and the struggles they have faced over the last 40 years

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Please note that this magazine contains extreme and explicit imagery. In keeping with Der Greif’s concept, we’re not showing any of the images from inside the magazine online.

Commended for the Subscribers’ Choice Award at the 2019 Stack Awards

• A disgruntled former content moderator at Facebook takes over as editor
• Surprisingly quiet images that attest to the “attention economy”

Issue 11 of Der Greif is also available in the Stack shop.

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This issue, sent out to Stack subscribers in July 2019, explores editor Ben Mervis’ hometown of Glasgow (the cover shot was taken in his favourite local pub).

In this issue:

• The traditional Hogmanay black bun
• Glasgow’s association with world-famous figures like Nelson Mandela and JFK
• The tailor who played in The Beatstalkers, one-time rivals to The Beatles
• More stereotypically Scottish treats including Tunnock’s caramel wafers, Irn Bru and Buckfast

Issue four of Fare is also available in the Stack shop.

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In this issue:

• The “falsely naive and truly narcissistic” world leaders who have taken up painting alongside their politics
• A tour of Belgian and German living rooms
• The extraordinary New York apartment that houses the private collection of architects Paul Aferiat and Peter Stamberg

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This fifth issue was delivered to Stack subscribers in May 2019 and includes reflections from New Guinea, Mauritius, the Pacific Islands, California, Hawaii and Scotland.

Winner of the Subscribers’ Choice Award at the 2019 Stack Awards

In this issue:

• The annual migration of birds and butterflies that pays no attention to national borders
• The flow of our oceans, which of course really constitute one body of water
• Raynor Winn writes about walking into the unknown
• In rural Humboldt County, artist-blacksmith Monica Coyne considers carbon and iron

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This issue was delivered to Stack subscribers in April 2019 and it was guest designed by David Benski, a graphic designer and art director currently living in Berlin, and illustrated by Célestin Krier.

In this issue:

• Chart the rise of design’s women CEOs
• Calculate empathy as a budgetary item
• Scratch your head over the whole Universal Basic Income thing
• Map the trail of designers flocking to the West Coast
• Tally up the global survey of gender equality at design conferences
• Read a rare conversation with 1970s aerosol artist PHASE 2, whose flyers defined hip-hop style
• Take a road trip to the lab where the world’s most valuable shade of red is being made
• Comic by Brie Moreno
• Plus games, quizzes, jokes, and more

Like the look of this one? Also check out issue 3 of Eye on Design.

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With carefully crafted, jargon-free text and simple but clever artwork, it informs without overwhelming, and at the end of most stories you’ll find a ‘What now?’ section recommending practical next steps like further reading, a group you could join or a service you could try.

In this issue:

• The effects of AI on emotional intimacy
• The ‘deepfake phenomenon’: voice matching and facial mapping threatening reality
• The ethics of robots replacing workers in the fast fashion industry
• AI doctors
• Transcending mortal flesh and biological constraints with transhumanists

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