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Digital zine dedicated to exploring and celebrating humanity through the arts 🤍

31/10/2023

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Simmonds, Receive Friends, Friday Evening, October 6th, At 12 o’clock. When great dogs fight, the sky bellows. A royal invitation. Charming smile, glittering crown, lupine eyes, effulgent creature. Glint of teeth in the limelight. The moon looked larger when he was gone. Dragging heels, slumped shoulders. One of the best. Heart full of bright hopes. Dry blood under his fingernails. Snapped twigs, a stray claw. Dirt on the bearskin rug. A loving heart. The most noble. That was my boy.

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"That Was My Boy" is a seven-episode fiction piece by writer Phoebe Nerem () written just in time for Halloween. The story follows Dominic Goldberg, a man in his early twenties and heir to Goldberg & Silverman Financial Services. As he navigates the pressures from his wealthy parents and the unsettling atmosphere surrounding the Silvermans, Dominic discovers that there are more monsters lurking around him than he had expected.

All seven episodes are out on Humankind Zine — link in bio 🐺🌙

Illustration by Phoebe Nerem ()

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Quick update on Issue Five for Contributors: An email will be sent at the end of this week to let everyone know where we’re at with the issue! Thank you for your patience 🤍

08/09/2023

Broadway star-turned-singer Reneé Rapp dropped this year's biggest female solo debut album with "Snow Angel.” With powerful vocals and relatable lyrics, Rapp draws on her musical theater background to create an album that touches on a range of topics, including breakups and bisexuality. Read more about Reneé and her debut album in our latest blog post written by Yvonne Pan — link in bio ❄️

Image Credits: Interscope Records/Katia Temkin

25/08/2023

"Prometheus" by Elise Georgeson is a short fictional piece that falls under the abstract horror genre. It offers a modern and unsettling retelling of the original Promethean myth, in which eagles eat Prometheus' liver every day. In this short story, events are narrated through the eyes of a child who watches his father die of liver cancer, while the ominous arrival of the eagles looms over them. The piece invites reflection on human mortality and the detrimental effects of dwelling on the inevitability of death. Read Elise's piece on Humankind Zine — link in bio 🦅

Illustration by Breah Johnson

11/07/2023

Team applications for Humankind Zine are now open on a rolling deadline (until further notice)! We're seeking blog writers, creative associates, and social media associates to join our team — swipe to see the descriptions.

If you're interested in exploring the meaning of "being human," meeting new people, building your portfolio, and gaining experience in running an online publication, consider joining our team. We welcome both experienced individuals and those without prior experience. Apply at humankindzine.com/join-our-team — link in bio. Reach out if you have any questions via email at [email protected] or DM us 🫂🤍

Graphic designed by Ailani Wong (.wong)

01/05/2023

Food has the power to evoke special memories and emotions. Do you have a recipe that reminds you of a loved one or a dish that takes you back in time? Share your interpretation of the theme through writing or artwork and be a part of Issue Five: Tasting Memories 🍽️

We are pleased to announce that we have extended the submission deadline for Issue Five: Tasting Memories to Friday, June 30th. For artists who submitted on or before our original deadline (April 30th), we will be reviewing your work and sending email updates over the next few months.

To learn more about Issue Five, please read the full prompt and submission guidelines at humankindzine.com/issue-five. If you have any questions, reach out to us via email at [email protected] or DM us here () 🤍

Graphic by Ailani Wong ()

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04/04/2023

“Food brings people together on many different levels. It's nourishment of the soul and body; it's truly love.” - Giada De Laurentiis ()

Humankind Zine is now accepting submissions for Issue Five: Tasting Memories 🍽️

We invite you to share your interpretation of the theme through writing and artwork. Submissions are open now until Sunday, April 30th at 11:59 pm PT. Read the full prompt and submission guidelines at humankindzine.com/issue-five for more information. If you have any questions, you can contact us at [email protected] or DM us on Instagram () 🤍

Graphic by Ailani Wong
Prompt on Website by Bucky Wolfe

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29/03/2023

At Humankind Zine, our team loves to curate a collection of our top picks each month. Though we were on hiatus during January and February, we're excited to share our favorites from that time. Our list includes a mix of new and old media, ranging from 's latest release "Shooting Star" to the classic TV show The X-Files from 1993. See all of our recommendations on Humankind Zine — the website is up and linked in bio 🐱⚔️

Illustration by Grace Comia (.comia9)

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11/10/2022

Angelina ()is a 22-year-old self-taught artist working out of a small town in Washington. They paint surrealist portraits using acrylic, oil pastel, old lipstick, and other discarded materials. Their work mainly focuses on themes involving mental health and the self. Visit Humankind Zine to see more of Angelina's work — link in bio 🤍

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