The first issue of The Margins centers on Lazarus.
Not the clean version or the bible study that we rush past.
This is about the tomb. The smell. The parts of your life you’ve already sealed off and learned to live beside.
Inside, this issue follows the moment before and after resurrection, the place where faith stops feeling inspiring and starts feeling invasive. Where Christ does not stand at a distance, but walks straight toward what has already gone bad.
This is a paper about decay, about being called back, and about what happens when life returns before freedom does.
It is not a reflection on Lazarus as someone else’s story. It is an insistence that:
Details:
30+ pages
Mixed layout: black & white text, color collage spreads, and tinted pages
Small batch, limited copies
Written and created by W. Tyler Allen (St. Anthony’s Tongue)
The first issue of The Margins centers on Lazarus.
Not the clean version or the bible study that we rush past.
This is about the tomb. The smell. The parts of your life you’ve already sealed off and learned to live beside.
Inside, this issue follows the moment before and after resurrection, the place where faith stops feeling inspiring and starts feeling invasive. Where Christ does not stand at a distance, but walks straight toward what has already gone bad.
This is a paper about decay, about being called back, and about what happens when life returns before freedom does.
It is not a reflection on Lazarus as someone else’s story. It is an insistence that:
Details:
30+ pages
Mixed layout: black & white text, color collage spreads, and tinted pages
Small batch, limited copies
Written and created by W. Tyler Allen (St. Anthony’s Tongue)
