a celebration of artists from the service industry
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"Brown Skinned and Beautiful" By Fareh Malik
We are the ones who look like the soil in your planters and the gingerbread men you make on Christmas the ones who are the coffee beans— your complex order...
86.2 Editor's Note
"2020 will go down as a year of immense pain and uncertainty for, dare I say, all 7.5 billion of the world’s inhabitants..."
Can I tell you a vegan joke? I promise it won't be cheesy.
A conversation with New Yorker and HBO Entre Nos winner Alex Carabaño.
"The Red Tarp" By Emily Mosley
"the red tarp, flapping on the side of a crumbling wedding cake of a building Melting in the middle of downtown..."
"Brown Skinned and Beautiful" By Fareh Malik
We are the ones who look like the soil in your planters and the gingerbread men you make on Christmas the ones who are the coffee beans— your complex order...
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86 Logic 'Zine Issue #2
86 Logic’s highly anticipated return to print questions 'what’s next' in these wild times. Whatever is next, we can be sure there will be art involved! 86.2 is a collection of new works by artists with backgrounds in hospitality. Inside you’ll find visual art, poetry, short fiction, comics, and more. Order your copy today or check out our subscriptions page to save! Contributors include M. Bennett, Phoebe Blake, Kurtis Ebeling, Bridget Ferrin, Nik Le Sante, Jessie Mahon, Fareh Malik, Emily Mosley, Mary Myers, Lynette Ng, Xavier Reyna, Ben Ross, Jill Sebacher, Edward Supranowicz, and Edward Tyndall, as well as an interview with Alex Carabaño. 86.2 ~ Winter 20/21
FEATURED ARTISTS
Fareh Malik
Fareh Malik is an emerging poet and spoken-word artist. His work has been accepted and featured in several anthologies and literary journals. He was the first-place recipient of Muslim Hands’ 2020 Poetry Contest. Fareh frequently uses his work to highlight the intersection between social racialization and mental health. He draws most of his inspiration from his own history, as well as the stories of his friends and family. He also loves bubble tea. A lot.
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EDWARD TYNDALL
Edward Tyndall worked for years as a doorman, barback, and bartender at Blue Post Billiards in Wilmington, NC. He credits this experience as essential in his development as a writer and filmmaker. Tyndall’s award-winning films have screened at top international film festivals including the Tribeca and London Film Festivals. His screenplays have won and placed at premiere screenwriting competitions including the Sundance Screenwriters Lab, the Denver Film Festival, the Oaxaca Film Festival, and the Austin Film Festival’s Screenwriters Conference. His documentary work has aired on television in the US and Canada and has been distributed internationally. He currently
lives in Denver, CO.
FEATURED IN 86 LOGIC 'ZINE ISSUE 2
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