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Plates of Meat magazines ninth issue, The Fear Issue: God Spits Out the Lukewarm, dives into the raw, unsettling terrain of fear, mediocrity, and intensity. This bold edition challenges readers to confront the spaces we avoidthe quiet, uncomfortable moments that demand our full attention.
The issue features an exclusive spotlight on Celeste, the acclaimed singer and songwriter, captured in a stunning series directed by Silva Coco and photographed by Jesse Crankson. Styled by Ella Lucia.
Additional highlights include:
Unpublished work by legendary artist Aethelred Eldridge (1957-2014)
Endearing Chromosome Fuck Up: Script by acclaimed writer Daniel Turvil
Time spent with AGA Weiss: Artwork by AGA Weiss
Interviews with Chloe Rees (by Jasmine Erin) and Sabrina Fuentes of Pretty Sick (interview and images by Manon Macasaet)
In Conversation with Bell Practice Mimiko Mcveigh and Earl Cave
Front and back covers by Freddie Bannister This issue also features compelling imagery by Rhys Williams, Jodie Evans, and Isobel Robinson, along with photography from talents like Chiara Gabillini, and Reuben Davies Lindley.
Editor-in-chief Silva Cunningham reflects, "This issue challenges our relationship with fearnot as something to escape, but as a force that demands we engage fully with lifes sharpest edges. Its an invitation to reject the lukewarm."
Plates of Meat magazines ninth issue, The Fear Issue: God Spits Out the Lukewarm, dives into the raw, unsettling terrain of fear, mediocrity, and intensity. This bold edition challenges readers to confront the spaces we avoidthe quiet, uncomfortable moments that demand our full attention.
The issue features an exclusive spotlight on Celeste, the acclaimed singer and songwriter, captured in a stunning series directed by Silva Coco and photographed by Jesse Crankson. Styled by Ella Lucia.
Additional highlights include:
Unpublished work by legendary artist Aethelred Eldridge (1957-2014)
Endearing Chromosome Fuck Up: Script by acclaimed writer Daniel Turvil
Time spent with AGA Weiss: Artwork by AGA Weiss
Interviews with Chloe Rees (by Jasmine Erin) and Sabrina Fuentes of Pretty Sick (interview and images by Manon Macasaet)
In Conversation with Bell Practice Mimiko Mcveigh and Earl Cave
Front and back covers by Freddie Bannister This issue also features compelling imagery by Rhys Williams, Jodie Evans, and Isobel Robinson, along with photography from talents like Chiara Gabillini, and Reuben Davies Lindley.
Editor-in-chief Silva Cunningham reflects, “This issue challenges our relationship with fearnot as something to escape, but as a force that demands we engage fully with lifes sharpest edges. Its an invitation to reject the lukewarm.”
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