Magazine

A new generation of young activists are infiltrating the British political system to create positive, progressive change.

Tao Lin’s novel Taipei was the defining chronicle of nihilstic youth in the 2010s. After a five year gap his new book, Trip, is an exploration of psychedelic drugs, their benefits and his quest to feel less depressed.

11-year-old Naomi Wadler wowed the world with her impassioned speech at Washington’s March for Our Lives gun control rally. Here, she writes a poem celebrating Black Girl Magic.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has become a defining voice of her generation on race and feminism. A brilliant mind, her 2013 TED Talk and book We Should All Be Feminists has inspired everyone from Beyoncé to Maria Grazia Chiuri at Dior.

British photographer Harley Weir began documenting the plastic waste around her in 2015. By posting the images she takes on her Instagram account with the hashtag #plasticneverdies, she hopes to raise awareness of the rubbish that’s destroying our world.

Trackie McLeod appropriates the visual language of the mundane to create a cultural rabbit hole of everyday nostalgia.

From child star to scream king, 20-year-old Alex Wolff is the breakout star of this year’s most talked about horror film, 'Hereditary'.

The best mates and creative collaborators have made an album of poetic, experimental lo-fi love songs and romantic mantras.

Cripple Magazine is created by and for disabled teens -- and anyone who wants to really understand the experiences of Gen Z youth with disabilities.

Our fall issue is here.

POCC Magazine is made by PoC talents to celebrate PoC talents.

Photography power duo WARD + KWESKIN hone in on a bunch of bright young creatives dreaming of a better future. Read on to find out what they want (gun reform), who gives them hope (friends) and their pick for the voice of our generation (Cardi B).