Our friends in Chengdu have recently renovated their shop and we’re happy to grace their shelves! Rosabooks, now rebranded as NoMorning Bookshop is one of the driving forces of independent magazines in China. Check them out at http://www.nomorning.cn/ and on instagram: https://instagram.com/rosabooks
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Issue Two at McNally Jackson Books in New York, spotted by our very own contributor Dominic Tan who wrote ‘Lost Worlds’. MCNALLY JACKSON BOOKS 52 Prince Street (between Lafayette & Mulberry) New York City, NY 10012 mcnallyjackson.com
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Issue Two spotted at Magfest15 in Scotland! Much thanks to MagCulture for having us there!
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Issue One and Two spotted at a Vintage Fair in Chengdu, China! Special thanks to Rosabooks for having us there!
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This is John Zhao, a close friend and contributor of Issue Two! A film director based in NY, he was supposed to spend his winter break finishing his screenplays, but somehow wound up in Mexico and came home with no screenplays. To make up for the work that he never completed, he presents his trip…
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To open your eyes, To gasp for air, To feel hungry, To taste blandness, To take your time, To take a risk, To hesitate, To be curious, To be defeated, To lose control, To wake in a strange place, To feel the warmth of the sun, To forget where you are, To lose sense of…
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We are now available at the Gallery Cafe in Shanghai! You can find them at No.649 Liyang Road, near 1933. 在上海1933老场坊附近的廊咖啡与旮旯酒吧也能找到LOST杂志！他们在溧阳路649号。 THE GALLERY CAFE 廊咖啡与旮旯酒吧 No.649 Liyang Road 溧阳路649号 weibo.com/gallery0921
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BY EVA CLIFFORD As I drove out one morning down the empty highway in Bagan, dawn light rousing the colours of the plains and the pagodas cold-looking against the sky, I suddenly noticed a small girl on the roadside waving at me like I was a long-lost friend. When I stopped my bike, she greeted me…
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BY NELSON NG We had been walking along the streets of Tainan cluelessly that night, unsure of where to spend New Year’s Eve. We had just arrived from Alishan and didn’t know a thing about the city. After about an hour’s walk we realized our decision to go to Anping by foot was a wrong…
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