Nobody, Issue 3

Nobody is a biannual print magazine about people, and the stories, places, and things they carry. We’re interested in looking beyond the headlines, into the lives of strangers, and at the everyday experiences that teach us about ourselves. We publish reported longform writing, photo series, illustrated memoir, and other experiments in voice.

In this issue:

This time, we are exploring the theme of “Burning.” As with previous issues, issue three’s theme is a loose one and forgoes stories of fire and heat in the traditional sense. Instead, we have (among other things) a confession series on the searing effects of lust; an oral history from scientists battling acid-spitting ants on a remote Pacific island; an interview highlighting naval shipworms’ inadvertent role in decolonization; a photo essay depicting life in the Catskills; and a feature on Mars and the tycoons captivated by it.