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This is the digital reading copy of The Lonely Hearts Club, Issue 10.
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, brings together a widow and a widower who deserve all the romance. Consider our hearts thoroughly warmed.
Ms Penny Lane returns to remind us why all board games should carry the same warning labels as cigarette packets. Play at your own risk.
Our dispatch notice is positively thrilled to announce that the LHC flag has now been flung all the way to Canada. International relations have never looked so good.
We also have an exclusive interview with Jak Hutchcraft, who tells us all about his new podcast, which boasts one of the most beautiful names imaginable. Great minds, and all that.
And, as always, the velvet ribbon tying this splendour together is our wondrous members, whose personal ads never cease to delight, surprise and occasionally alarm us. We can never pick favourites, but this issue makes a very strong case for every single one of them.
This is the digital reading copy of The Lonely Hearts Club, Issue 10.
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, brings together a widow and a widower who deserve all the romance. Consider our hearts thoroughly warmed.
Ms Penny Lane returns to remind us why all board games should carry the same warning labels as cigarette packets. Play at your own risk.
Our dispatch notice is positively thrilled to announce that the LHC flag has now been flung all the way to Canada. International relations have never looked so good.
We also have an exclusive interview with Jak Hutchcraft, who tells us all about his new podcast, which boasts one of the most beautiful names imaginable. Great minds, and all that.
And, as always, the velvet ribbon tying this splendour together is our wondrous members, whose personal ads never cease to delight, surprise and occasionally alarm us. We can never pick favourites, but this issue makes a very strong case for every single one of them.