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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.

Written by: Marta Bausells

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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.

Written by: Tenelle Ottley-Matthew

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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.

Written by: Bryn Evans

Culture

Huck 58: The Offline Issue

Out Now! — After a year of shit-storms, The Offline Issue gets back to basics by unplugging from the internet and diving into the real world.

Written by: HUCK HQ

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New Huck publication documents the common ground between cycling and skateboarding

Huck x Levi’s® — Lines Through The City is a new publication from Huck, in collaboration with Levi’s, which explores stories of skateboarding and cycling in many cities across the world including Russia, Afghanistan and Tokyo.

Written by: HUCK HQ

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Huck 57: The Documentary Photo Special IV

Out now — Huck's annual celebration of visual storytelling returns, shining a light on photographers exploring never-ending truths.

Written by: HUCK HQ

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Into the fires of Hell: Author Ryan Gattis on the LA riots, tattoos and the Lynwood Vikings

The Spiel Sesh: No. 4 — Novelist Ryan Gattis, who penned the LA Riots odyssey All Involved, answers our quick-fire Q&A series, the The Spiel Sesh.

Written by: Zach Sebastian (interview)

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The best of self-publishing at Offprint London

Huck’s favourite DIY print projects — Offprint London showcases the best of indie publishing at Tate Modern, May 20-22. Here are our top picks.

Written by: Alex King

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BlackBlock: New zine capturing BMX in striking black and white

Zine Scene — Photographer Joe Williams’ BlackBlock zine connects riders in the UK’s South West with the emerging scene in Latvia.

Written by: Alex King

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A visual journey through Charles Bukowski’s alcohol-soaked mind

Prophet of the intoxicated — NERDO design collective pay tribute to Bukowski with a striking animated version of his short poem ‘Beer’.

Written by: HUCK HQ

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