Summer fades into fall. Issue 38 is now LIVE!

It's a beautiful world and we're blessed to be living in it

Issue 38 is proudly powered by:

• FUNDAMENTALS - You can now frame some of our best infographics in your home. Fundamentals presents a set of twelve 8.5” by 11” prints that come in a beautiful linen box that makes a perfect gift. Every little thing is an opportunity for unlimited artistic expression.

• SUMMER MAGAZINE - With a WARKITCHEN on your coffee table, summer is forever. If you’ve been wanting to read our magazines in beautiful print, the opportunity is now. Our print issues are sold on a drop-style basis, so once they’re gone, they’re gone. Enjoy the experience.

As summer fades into fall, here's another issue for your leisure weekend reading, preferably with an affogato in hand.

Tapping on the button above (or any of the images) grants you access to the full digital issue, but if you’d like a short preview, here’s what you can expect 👇

America’s Forgotten Sense of Place

“We wandered in and out of these places decades ago, but we didn’t anticipate losing them. The bar with dollar bills stapled to the ceiling—the family-run Italian restaurant with the Red gingham table cloths and marbled plastic cups. The knick-knack figurines piled onto every available shelf space at your aunt’s house. Even the Nintendo controllers in the town's only McDonald’s lobby. Yesterday’s world was real—lived in.”
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Joe Gillespie

Slow-roasted Sungold Tomatoes

“Adapted from Brooklyn restaurant Misi‭, ‬these oozing slow roasted sungold tomatoes drizzled with hot honey‭, ‬fennel‭ & ‬coriander seeds are mind-bendingly easy to make‭.”
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Harrison

The Airport Bar

“In an environment and increasingly turbulent world that incessantly pushes people ahead as a statistical line that’s devoid of human connection, the terminal bar is a lighthouse for communal solace amid a journey.” —

[Immram Dossier]

Osso Buco & Mash

Perfect as summer slowly fades into fall
@dewolffon

On Running and God

“Those are the best runs, the ones you don’t want to do because after you do them you remind yourself that you can do hard things. And this bleeds over into every other aspect of your life.”
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Rachel Seymour

Aspirin

“Aspirin was revolutionary during the early 20th century, not only because it was more effective and better tolerated than the other over-the-counter pain relievers, but also because it proved to be paramount in treating soldiers’ pain and fevers during WW1.”
— William

Sunshine in a Bowl

“Bright, zesty, and just a little unexpected, this Ecuadorian Tuna Ceviche brings sunshine to your table. Tender tuna is tossed with extra virgin olive oil, fresh parsley, and loads of sweet orange juice, then paired with lemon-marinated red onions for a burst of tang. After a quick chill to let the flavors mingle, it’s served alongside coconut oil–popped popcorn and crispy plantain chips.”
— Holly Rubio

Community Eats

As always, every magazine is only complete with some of your works of Art. Thank you for all your submissions. Spot yourself :)

Explore Issue 38 in full

Our issues wouldn't be possible without our contributors. Show them love. Tapping on their names will bring you into their beautiful worlds.

• Joe Gillespie

• Harrison

• [Immram Dossier]

• Lucca De Wolff

• Rachel Seymour

• William

• Holly Rubio

• Alex Kittoe

Till next time,
Rocky