issue no.3: refuge

In the third issue, themed ‘refuge’:

Photographs by Moath Alofi documenting remote, abandoned and makeshift mosques in Saudi Arabia

An essay in words, photographs and ephemera by Felix Bazalgette on disparate lives in a village near Heathrow

An erotic prose poem by Alex Bennett

Paul Clinton considering the problem of queer ethics

Gareth Evans on the Armenian genocide, diaspora and absence 

Britt Hill on the squats providing sanctuary for refugees in Athens

Every Ocean Hughes on changing her name

Stills from the Jasleen Kaur video installation I Keep Telling Them These Stories

A short story by William Kherbek from the graveyard shift at ILoveItCafe

A speculative tale by Joanne McNeil

A selection from the Sabelo Mlangeni series Country Girls depicting queer life in rural South Africa

New work by Prem Sahib documenting a derelict sauna prior to its demolition

New work from a project by Sam Williams made at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden
 

A selection of drawings by Lucy Atherton, Todd BuraColter Jacobsen and Hannah Quinlan & Rosie Hastings
 

A very personal archive from the editors, recounting life in the early 2000s in San Francisco, a ‘city of refuge’, comprising photographic work by Jamie Atherton and an essay by Jeremy Atherton Lin originally published in Index magazine in 2003 
 

The debut of our first regular column, in which Bryony Quinn examines the etymology of the issue’s theme

Publisher & Editor: Jamie Atherton
Associate Editor: Jeremy Atherton Lin
Art direction: Sandy McInnes

Published March 2019 in London
ISSN 2515-5997