Howler
Howler is a magazine about soccer covering the global game from the perspective of North American fans. It’s produced (and printed) in the United States by a team of editors and creative directors who have worked for magazines such as GQ, Esquire, National Geographic Adventure, ESPN, and O: The Oprah Magazine. But Howler is a completely independent project, something we make on our own time, to our own standards, and about a subject that we truly love.
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“Carlos Tevez”
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The Howler Fall/Winter issue is filled with original feature writing, profiles, essays, and some of the best illustration and photography the game has to offer. In our cover story, The Man Who Wasn’t There, Luke Dempsey writes about Carlos Tevez, the boy from Fuerte Apache whom modern soccer turned into a financial product. From the editor’s letter:
There’s a purity to what Tevez does on the soccer field, and it strikes a severe contrast with the story of his career. Think about almost any of the issues that have insinuated themselves into the modern game and you’ll realize that Tevez has taken a side in the argument.
The cover art is an original watercolor portrait by Anje Jager.
112 pages
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