Warglitter: Issue 1 (november 2018)



Warglitter: Issue 1 (november 2018)
Warglitter is a tangled investigation of identity and persona. This issue discusses family history, creativity, and witchcraft. Its 20 black and white pages feature personal essays, drawings, and poetry with cover art by Jason Covelli. 

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