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Featuring writing by Emily Blatta, Benjamin Lickerman, Marion Benkaiouche, Daisy Barker, GiGi, Lera Acey, Robyn Travis and Scott Inniss. Visual art by Rea Saxena, Nadya Isabella, Ziv Wei, Qian Cheng and Olivia Mattison.
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“These are my closest kin residing in Wuikinuxv village, Katit land, the land of the Hamatsa. My dad, Hema-jalas. My elder and good friend, Valerie. A guy with a bad reputation but a kind heart, Habagaci. A little one holding the space in the soft spot of my heart, Dorie. And her mother, Gluppy, my Kwakwaka’wakw sib.”
—Bo Dyp
The second issue features writing by Angie Rico, A.N. Higgins, Dana Qaddah, Dakota Fontaine, Dust Cwaine and Bo Dyp. Illustrations by Alex Gibson. Photography by Rydel Cerezo and Cole Schmidt.
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Published August 2020
8.25 in. x 5.75 in.
36 pages, black ink, saddle stitched
Newsprint paper stock
Cover art by Alex Gibson
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Or Gallery (Vancouver, Canada)
“A fortuitous Craigslist ad turned Jack and I from strangers to fast friends and roommates to covid companions, isolated for months in the shrunken microcosm of our tiny Strathcona house.”
—Asia Jong
The third issue features writing by Dylan Cohen, Moira Hayes, Asia Jong, Patty Leinemann and Angie Sijun Lou. Art by Madeline Berger, Gil Goletski, Jack Kenna, Paula Rodríguez and Madeson Singh. Photography by Alfonso de la Cruz.
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Published October 2023
7.875 in. x 5.25 in.
44 pages, full-colour, saddle stitched
Holographic emblem on cover
Cover art by Jack Kenna
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Shortlisted for the Broken Pencil Zine Awards 2023
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Mah Milk Bar (Vancouver, Canada)
Or Gallery (Vancouver, Canada)
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The inaugural issue features writing by Molly Randhawa, Cole Nowicki, Lynn Doan, Jo Billows and Dakota Fontaine. Illustrations by imogen moffatt, Serisa Fitz-James, Joy Kim and Hiller Goodspeed. Photography by Rachel Pick, Melanie Robinson, Kim Doan and Seasons of East Van.
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Published March 2020
8.25 in. x 5.75 in.
36 pages, full-colour, saddle stitched
FSC certified paper stock
Cover photo by Melanie Robinson
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Found You Magazine is an independent print publication showcasing inspired, unconventional work by emerging and established writers and artists. It is produced slowly, intentionally, and delivered direct to our readers.
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Our work is produced on the unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations.
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