The Alarmist i — Spring/Summer 2015, #5
The Alarmist
The Alarmist is a dark, funny, silly and twisted printed literary magazine published biannually.
- 422 (354)
- United Kingdom
- Two issues a year
- Art, Culture, Literature
- First issue 2012
- ISSN 2049-6451
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96 pages. Featuring stories about posh drunk men, relationship breakdowns involving toothbrushes and Halloween, and undercover police, alongside the usual striking visual art and idiosyncratic design work. Art, illustration, poetry, short-stories, essays and musings from Abbigail Baldys, Anne Malewski, Carly Yansak, Damien Miles-Paulson, David Bryant, Deirdre Daly, Dragan Djurdjevic, Fran Lock, Frederick Pollack, Glen Brown, Henri Pearson, James Dufficy, Jessica K. Hylton, Jim Davis, Landa Wo, Lewis Medolla, Lindsey Schulz, Matt Gondek, Mateusz Twardoch, Matt Harris, Mitch Grabois, Noel Sloboda, Oliver Zarandi, Olivia Whitworth, Patricio Pumarino, Pete Langley, Rae Gellel, Rebecca Hendin, Sophie Boyce, Tomek Dzido, Trevor Shikaze, Wesley Cooke, Zoe Roschach, Zeus Ricochet.
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