Alex Shvartsman is a science fiction writer based in Brooklyn. His piece "Icarus Falls" appears in our anthology, AFTERMATH: Explorations of Loss & Grief.

How can indie publishers support resistance movements? We talked all about it on a panel at the Interference Archive in Brooklyn. Watch the video and find out!

Jamilah King is a staff journalist at Mother Jones Magazine, writing on race, gender, and culture. Read our interview with her on the Radix Media blog.

El Rebozo is a printing and publishing collective based in northern Mexico. We talked to them about the trade of printing and organizing from below.

Mei Davis is an emerging writer whose piece "Baking Day" appears in our debut anthology, AFTERMATH.

Radio Dispatch is a daily political podcast, hosted by siblings John and Molly Knefel. Although their background is in comedy, they’ve built up some serious writing credits with outlets such as [...]

Futures is a series of short stories that will explore critical contemporary issues in a science fiction setting. Submissions due September 1, 2018. Click through for more information!

We know that print design can be a tricky thing. Read our 7 tips for successful print design and get it right the first time!

Alexandra Lopes is a writer based in Portugal, whose short story "Ten Minutes" is one of our favorites to appear in AFTERMATH: Explorations of Loss & Grief. It describes a connection between a [...]

Audio Visual Terrorism is an independent, radical film studio based in New York City. Founded by the prolific Vagabond Beaumont—who also did the artwork for our Oscar Lopez Rivera poster—AVT [...]

Morey has a little bit of a problem: he sees dead people. Dead family members, specifically. But are they there to help him remember good memories, or to drive him insane?

Alex DiFrancesco is a writer whose work has appeared in The Washington Post, Tin House Magazine, The Heart Podcast and others. Their contribution to AFTERMATH is called "Horace Wilbur's Paintbrushes."