Misfits' Miscellany

This is not a magazine for bankers, unless they hate their job and have a screaming partner who forces them to seek solace in pain pills and gin. I should rather say, this is not a magazine for the happy banker, nor for the natural politician. It is not a magazine for bullies, nor for those who get their jollies by making others feel lousy. It is, however, a magazine for the natural misfit. You don’t have to be a tattoo artist’s favourite canvas to be one, nor do have to listen to your old bootlegs from the glory days of punk. All you have to do is feel like one. You know who you are, you’re the one who has always felt a little on the outside, sees the things that the happy banker hasn’t the time to notice or inclination to care about. You might be a lonely housewife whose husband is fucking your sister, you might the one who falls in love with love itself and then wakes up in an empty bed yet again. You might be the one who drinks too much and doesn’t see any reason to stop. You might feel uncomfortable with being labelled either a conservative or, more to the point, a liberal. You can see the beautiful in the mundane, have begun to grow accustomed to your own company and now you want to make something of this out-of-step perspective. Ink makes a difference. You don’t have to be great, just good. A good writer or poet is good enough. Good writing is great anyway. If this, or a variation of this, is you, then Misfits’ Miscellany is for you.

Country of Publication

United Kingdom