Five things we learnt from David Carr
Truth to Power x Freak Power — In tribute to David Carr, his most powerful lessons on journalism, hard work, honesty and more.
Written by: Alex King
Skinhead culture is alive and well on the West Coast
Zine Scene — Suburban Rebels zine pulls together the best of the hardcore, punk and Oi! scenes from the Bay Area and beyond.
Written by: Alex King
Catherine Lacey’s debut novel is a modern day 'Bell Jar' for the digital generation
An ode to feeling stuck — Nobody is Ever Missing by Catherine Lacey is full of strange and hilarious insights into the caprices of the human heart.
Written by: Kate Loftus-O'Brien
A new self-published arts journal may change how you think about Germany
Verfreundungseffekt Vol. II — For the second edition of Anglo-German arts journal Verfreundungseffekt, editor Jen Calleja breaks some stereotypes with wrestlers and The Simpsons.
Written by: Shelley Jones
A coming-of-age novel that puts skateboarding on the literary map
If I Fall, If I Die by Mike Christie — Former Color Magazine senior editor Mike Christie delivers a dramatic debut that doesn't trivialise skateboarding as 'dumb' or 'extreme'.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Amazing asteroid art to check out as huge space rock hurtles towards Earth
Sci-fi film, sculpture and music — An exploration into asteroid-inspired art, film, literature and music as Asteroid 2004 BL86 flies past Earth tonight.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Miranda July's new book and why she's the queen of hyper-productive procrastination
The First Bad Man — Miranda July has just published her debut novel, a pretty great feat for a multifaceted artist who is incredibly good at distracting herself.
Written by: Shelley Jones
A skate zine that explores the suburbs of Staten Island
Mean Streets by Marco Hernandez — Photographer Marco Hernandez shares the characters and architecture that make up his corner of suburban Staten Island.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Huck releases first book Paddle Against the Flow
A bible of creative advice — Inspiring indie icons – from Douglas Coupland and Spike Jonze to Miranda July and Kim Gordon – give us advice on how to live a creative life.
Written by: HUCK HQ
Does life begin at 50?
Inspiring late-bloomers — New exhibition at Selfridges 'Bright Old Things' brings together a selection of creatives who discovered their passion after middle age.
