The archive

Issues

Everything Neon & Smoke has put out, back to the first one. Fourteen issues, 141 pieces, 127 contributors, every one of them listed here by name.

The issues

The cover of September Smoke: a vivid watercolour of a human skull and spine in profile, painted in bright greens, blues, purples and oranges on a pale ground, beneath the Neon & Smoke masthead.
The cover of August | The Dopamine Hit: a torn collage of a young man’s face beside a blurred figure behind textured glass, beneath the Neon & Smoke masthead.
The cover of the Pride Issue: a figure drawn in dense black-and-white pattern against diagonal rainbow stripes, beneath the Neon & Smoke masthead.
The cover of April Anthology: Women on Fire: a painting of a blonde woman in a red robe crouching at an open fridge at night, beneath the Neon & Smoke masthead.
The cover of The Span of Human Emotion: a painted face with wide yellow eyes, a tree and a red sun rising out of the head, beneath the Neon & Smoke masthead.
The cover of The Love Issue: black silhouettes of a crowd against a bright yellow field, beneath the Neon & Smoke masthead.
The cover of January Smoke: a black-and-white portrait of a young person seen through vertical slats, beneath the Neon & Smoke masthead.
The cover of Issue #1: a cut-paper figure in a gold patterned dress against orange swirls and black flowers, beneath the Neon & Smoke masthead.

Start at the top with September Smoke and work back, or start at the bottom and watch the magazine learn what it is.

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