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Are we living through an indie publishing revolution?

The best independent magazines — Independent publishing is in fine health. We asked Ruth Jamieson, author of Print is Dead. Long Live Print, about her favourite magazines and how to survive in a fiercely competitive industry.

  • Top Picks
  • Alex King

Books to watch out for in 2015

Inspired by World Book Day — In honour of World Book Day, Huck curates a selection of top reads to watch out for this coming year.

  • Print
  • Megan White

The story behind our new book Paddle Against The Flow, available worldwide now

International release March 3 — Our bible of creative advice from 60 inspirational 'doers' is now available worldwide. In this excerpt from the introduction Huck's editor Andrea Kurland explains how it started.

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  • Andrea Kurland

Exploring the secret lives of books with Spike Jonze

Revisit Spike Jonze's whimsical take on books — The release of Paddle Against the Flow has got us thinking anew about the magic of books.

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  • HUCK HQ

Five controversial contributors from nine decades of The New Yorker

NYC’s culture bible turns 90 — To celebrate The New Yorker’s 90th birthday, we look back on five of its most controversial and high-profile contributors.

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  • Megan White

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.

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  • 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.

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  • 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.

  • Print
  • 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.

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  • 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'.

  • Skate
  • Shelley Jones

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