List Of Emigre Magazine Issues
Following is a list of Emigre magazines. The complete series of 69 issues was published from 1984 to 2005.
The resources for this list were individual issues of Emigre Magazine and Emigre’s website. Bullets in each entry highlight themes and selected content.
Personnel not listed below include copy editor Alice Polesky, font designer Zuzana Licko and manager Tim Starbuck.
For the full Wikipedia article on Emigre magazine, see Emigre magazine.
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