Editorial
It’s a privilege and a joy to have shared three weeks with a group of people who came to the workshops inspired to create their own journals.
People on Public Transport Essay
Their game-making strikes me as a beautiful and wry way for them to try and make sense of their surroundings together. I don’t know if that’s how they thought of it. They probably just thought it was fun and cool, which it also is. The game itself is lost now, likely irretrievable forever.
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Editorial
Muscles are like good peers in that they work together in agonist–antagonist pairs, one lot standing in when the other gets too tired to go on.
Q&A with Kate Humphreys
Our Deputy Editor Erin McFadyen talks to Kate Humphreys about her essay ‘Salt on the Tip of the Tongue’, published in TSR #34: MEETCUTE.
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Editorial
Hills Hoist Volume 4 is filled with a sense of belonging and intimacy; it measures time and the degrees of distance between people…
#33 Editorial
We sent out this issue’s call for submissions while lining up some changes at TSR. The first of these changes will probably be apparent to you if you’re reading this note.