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Polyester: the zine that celebrates faith in bad taste

Zine Scene — Polyester promotes femininity while rejecting the imposition of minimalism. Now they're putting out three special zines to mark their third birthday.

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Huck 61: The No Regrets Issue

Out Now! — In this issue, we're all about the rock stars, renegades and idealists who refuse to sugarcoat life – making no apologies for who they are.

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  • HUCK HQ

How the hell do the British tabloids get away with it?

Libel, lies and legal — UK tabloids publish covers that seem to defame on a regular basis – but somehow they get away with it. Huck's media lawyer, Alex Wade, explains the tenuous line separating free speech from libel – and why he's written a whole novel about it.

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  • Vince Medeiros

The DIY magazine putting young women of colour front and centre

Typical Girls — Jamila Prowse and the team behind Typical Girls dreamed of creating a magazine that represented them. Now they're doing it, and think you should do the same.

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  • Briony Cartmell

Huck 60 – The Outsider Issue

Out Now! — In this issue, we’re circling the outer limits to meet anti-heroes living on the fringes of society...

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  • HUCK HQ

Understanding David Hoyle, Britain's finest avant-garde anti-drag queen

Parallel Universe — David Hoyle has spent his life fighting power through honesty and openness, not pointless kindness. Now he's set to be immortalised in print.

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  • Biju Belinky

Huck 59: The Game-Changer Issue

Out Now! — This issue is our riposte to 2016. We’re back, buoyed by a newfound kinship that’s prepared to rise up and resist.

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  • HUCK HQ

The reproductive rights zine informing American women

Your body, your choice — Three young artists and activists have created an accessible and participatory publication to help women take charge of their bodies after the US election.

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  • Marta Bausells

The magazine sold by drug addicts to feed their habits

Illegal Magazine — For four years, Illegal magazine has been speaking honestly about drugs in Denmark, providing a source of income for addicts in the process while not passing judgement. Now the publication is hitting the streets of London.

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  • Tenelle Ottley-Matthew

Dream to zine: Why it's easier than ever to self-publish

Long live print — The digital revolution may be upon us, but there's a fightback already underway. Self-publishing has never been easier, so check out these handy tips.

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  • Bryn Evans

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