Sad Mag’s Family: Andrew Schick

“If I see another “Economic-Action-Plan” billboard, I’m going to throw up in my mouth.”

Happy Holidays from Sad Mag

We wish you the best in the new decade. Oh, yeah download Issue two

Sad Mag’s Family: The DJ’s

“People come to the Anza to party their faces off.” Cairns nods in agreement saying, “It reminds me of a teen dance..”

Sneak Peek! Rob Taylor’s “One Ghana”

“In Ghana, there are many more poets who are just throwing politics at you without apology. Here, if we do that, we apologize a lot or we cloud it with some artifice.”

Cascadia Redefined: A Rebuttal

Yes, Vancouver, we know. You’re all grown up now.

We Have Been Busy

Be sure to check out filmmaker Jocelyne Chaput’s contribution to Sad Mag, a short film produced in anticipation of issue two..


THE FUTURE IS SAD
Sad Magazine is an emerging arts and culture magazine, launching September 2009 in Vancouver, BC, Canada. We are a not-for-profit publication with a mandate to support Vancouver’s diverse culture and young artists. We feature the lives and work of Vancouver’s residents as seen through the eyes of burgeoning writers and visual artists based in the Vancouver area.