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Huck's Fiftieth Issue Special out now!

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Launch party at our 71a gallery — Come and celebrate the release of Huck's Fiftieth Issue Special with us on Thursday May 14 at 71a.

To celebrate 50 issues in the game, Huck brings you 50 inspiring stories – from artists, filmmakers, photographers, musicians, writers, activists and creative doers of all kinds – about the lessons life throws at us when we’re busy doing what we love.

The issue features Douglas Coupland, Martin Parr, Neko Case, Thurston Moore, John Baldessari, Amy Goodman, Russell Brand, and many, many more.

Check out the new issue in its double-cover glory here.


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