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This is the digital reading copy of The Lonely Hearts Club, Issue 05.
The digital edition is a full PDF of the newspaper, exactly as it appears in print. Same stories. Same personal ads. Same pacing, design, and curious little details. Printed monthly. Read religiously. Best enjoyed slowly.
If you’re near one of our host venues, we still recommend reading it there. If you want to hold it in your hands, the print edition is the thing. But if you’re elsewhere, or simply missed your copy, this one’s for you.
This is people’s print, in digital form, designed to be devoured by all.
Contributors
Our matchmaker-in-residence, Justin Myers, delivers a very musical “Myers Match”, which may or may not be the start of our very own LHC band.
We snag an interview with Tennessee Williams who is alive and well and making beautiful art.
Our editor-in-chief shines a light on the spectacle of modern weddings.
And we include a tiny, miniature, introduction to our new agony aunt eagerly awaiting your burning questions.
All of this, of course, alongside a delicious new selection of the world’s best personal ads.
If you’re looking for a newspaper devoted to love, longing, and human connection — romantic, platonic, undefined — welcome back. Or welcome in.
In any case:
Welcome to The Lonely Hearts Club.
This is the digital reading copy of The Lonely Hearts Club, Issue 05.
The digital edition is a full PDF of the newspaper, exactly as it appears in print. Same stories. Same personal ads. Same pacing, design, and curious little details. Printed monthly. Read religiously. Best enjoyed slowly.
If you’re near one of our host venues, we still recommend reading it there. If you want to hold it in your hands, the print edition is the thing. But if you’re elsewhere, or simply missed your copy, this one’s for you.
This is people’s print, in digital form, designed to be devoured by all.
Contributors
Our matchmaker-in-residence, Justin Myers, delivers a very musical “Myers Match”, which may or may not be the start of our very own LHC band.
We snag an interview with Tennessee Williams who is alive and well and making beautiful art.
Our editor-in-chief shines a light on the spectacle of modern weddings.
And we include a tiny, miniature, introduction to our new agony aunt eagerly awaiting your burning questions.
All of this, of course, alongside a delicious new selection of the world’s best personal ads.
If you’re looking for a newspaper devoted to love, longing, and human connection — romantic, platonic, undefined — welcome back. Or welcome in.
In any case:
Welcome to The Lonely Hearts Club.