Hazlitt Series

The second print edition of the popular, award-winning, online publication — a handsomely art-directed digest magazine that mixes art, photography and literature with pop culture, comix and reporting on the news of the day. Hazlitt #2 is a grim but playful take on the idea of a summer reading issue.
 
Featuring Heather O’Neill, Tao Lin, Lorrie Moore, Daniel Galera, Owen Pallett, Richard Maxwell, Mary Jo Bang and many more. 
 
What’s inside:
·       Heather O’Neill sets her house on fire
·       Tao Lin on your body as vessel or spaceship
·       The Black Notes of Owen Pallett
·       Franz Kafka’s Josef K. is channeled through Justin Bieber
·       Nick Hune-Brown on the horrors of teenage embarrassment 
·       Ebola: Nature’s most perfect killing machine
·       Linda Besner on arts funding in the U.S. and Canada
·       Eating the Heart of Richard Maxwell—talking with the innovative playwright and theatre director
·       How to be a Woman, or, Lorrie Moore as the mother you never had
·       The Life They Planned For You: aerial photography by Christoph Gielen
·       Poetry by Mary Jo Bang and David Hernandez
·       New Brazilian fiction by Daniel Galera and Fernanda Torres
 
Also featuring art from Julia Dault, Stephen Appleby-Barr, Kristin Cammermeyer, Lorne Bridgman, and Marman and Borins. 
 
General Editor: Chris Frey
Art Director: Jeremy Laing

The popular, award-winning, online magazine launches its inaugural eBook edition–a groundbreaking, handsomely art directed, colour magazine that creatively mixes art, photography and literature with pop culture, politics and design. 

Featuring George Saunders, Jhumpa Lahiri, Sheila Heti, filmmaker Xavier Dolan, Joseph and Amanda Boyden, among many others, Hazlitt #1 combines the eclecticism and literary taste of The Believer and Granta with the sophisticated art and design sensibilities of magazines such as Monocle and Apartamento. Strikingly art directed by acclaimed clothing designer Jeremy Laing, Hazlitt #1 includes new works alongside some of the greatest hits from the web magazine, illustrated with originally commissioned art and photography throughout.