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HAPPY RELEASE DAY! 34 ORCHARD ISSUE 12 HAS LANDED!

Thrilled to announce that 34 Orchard Issue 12 is here!

The twenty artists in this issue wander the corridors of longing, which is often considered a yearning for a person, object, or location. But it can mean so much more—and sometimes be the loneliest, most isolating emotion in the human experience.

As the purported “most wonderful time of year” approaches, for those who long for anything at all, it might actually be the darkest.

Welcome to the house so empty your own voice comes back to haunt you.

Welcome to 34 Orchard.

Get your copy at https://34orchard.com/issue-12/ today!

Once again, the ToC: Read the rest of this entry →

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Announcing 34 ORCHARD’s Autumn 2025 ToC—COMING MONDAY!

Nov 7

Posted by kristipetersenschoonover

The ToC for 34 Orchard Issue #12, Autumn 2025, has arrived! The issue will be released this coming MONDAY, November 10, 2025.

In Issue 12, twenty artists wander the corridors of longing.

When we think of longing, we think of desire, nostalgia, hope, regret, tenderness, desperation, and resignation. But its power shouldn’t be underestimated—it can change the course of our lives. It can drive us to take a job or leave it, marry or divorce, cling to an addiction or let one go, end something or start something new—or, in my case, it can Read the rest of this entry →