TextDonna Marcus

A new wave of indie presses including Worms, Montez Press, Sissy Anarchy, Pilot Press and Sticky Fingers Publishing are offering up much-needed, radical alternatives to big publishing A thriving indie press scene is good for any creative community: it marks a desire for reflection and digestion. As the mainstream publishing industry is ruled by age-old behemoths, indie presses give vibrant, political communities of artists and writers a way to share their voices.

Published by Dashwood Books, Takashi Homma’s 17 is a soft, sensitive portrait of young artist Raiki Yamamoto as she approaches adulthood ​​In his new photo essay 17, Japanese photographer Takashi Homma takes the young artist Raiki Yamamoto as his muse for a study of the cusp of adulthood.

Sayers’ publication 17th November offers a raw and ruthlessly honest story of transitioning at the age of 18. “The trans community is rarely afforded the right to be unfiltered,” she tells AnOther February 14, 2023 Model and artist Charley Sayers understands the necessity of nuance in her new book 17th November.