Jason Larkin
This is what Havana’s growing WiFi revolution looks like
A nation gets online... sort of — After years of disconnection, Cuba's government has introduced 35 WiFi hotspots across the country, providing outdoor hubs that offer a portal to other worlds. Cuban writer Osdany Morales takes us inside that vortex – and the pixelated dreams that live there.
Written by: Osdany Morales. Translation: Tess Rankin
Five things we learnt from Kim Gordon's book launch in London
Girl In A Band — Words of wisdom from Kim Gordon, in conversation with music journalist Miranda Sawyer, in Camden, London.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Laura Jane Grace on why we need to talk about trans issues
Against Me! frontwoman stands up for marginalised punks — With socially minded punk band Against Me! Laura Jane Grace gave a voice to the disenfranchised. Now, after a personal transformation, she's reclaiming the mic for herself.
Written by: Bryony Beynon
Death Skateboards
This Is DIY — Death Skateboards characterises British skateboarding at its most resilient and boisterous.
Written by: Niall Neeson
Improv History
Bebop & Graffiti — To celebrate the release of Huck #42 - The Improv Issue we got deep into the history of our favourite improvised art forms.
Written by: HUCK HQ
Kim Gordon
Multimedia Mix — Videos, writing and images from former Sonic Youth frontwoman and Huck 42 cover star Kim Gordon.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Jason Larkin
Tales from the City of Gold — Jason Larkin's new photobook captures a portrait of Johannesburg's physical fissures while revealing how fractured the gold mining industry has left its environmental and social landscape.
Written by: Amrita Riat