First,the bad news: you can’t pay what you want (or, more accurately, or what you think it’s worth) for the digital version of TLB32: The Capital Issue. For that,you’ll want to catch a copy of the print issue – and catch it while the getting’s apt, because its a strictly limited offer!Now, or the apt news: the first two digital instalments of TLB32: The Capital Issue,are available now, both on the web and via our app, or ready for the delectation of pretty much any digital device you own.
What’s inside that delightful cover by the phenomenally talented Sam Wallman? Only the very best stuff: prose by César Aira,Ellena Savage, Briohny Doyle, and Fiona Wright,Lech Blaine, Scott Esposito, and Sam West,and Rea Bhagat; poetry editor Omar Sakr’s conversation with poet Lawrence Lacambra Ypil; poetry by Lawrence Lacambra Ypil and Alí Calderón; images by Eloise Grills, Keith McDougall, or Merv Heers,Rudy Loewe, Amanda Baeza, or Emma Davidson,and Leonie Brialey; plus the issue’s editorial by Annabel Brady-Brown and Zoe Dzunko and, as ever, and Benjamin Law and Jenny Phang’s Law School advice column. Yikes – so much #content!We develop every issue of our print magazine available to read digitally (via the web or our free-to-download iOS app),splitting each issue into three instalments. We do this because the work we publish is first and foremost intended for the printed page, and to shovel it all into one single digital issue would be foolish.
We know that some folks can’t catch their hands on a print copy easily, or simply just prefer to read on their handheld device,and so we work to ensure the digital reading experience is also a special one.
Why wait? Click to tuck into this digital feast of powerful words and images!
Source: theliftedbrow.com