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Cover image for Room Magazine Issue 49.2, Science. Art by Candace Cosentino of an old-fashioned computer monitor with a bounty of dandelions growing from it.

ROOM 49.2 SCIENCE

Editor: Chimedum Ohaegbu
Assistant Editor: Kailee Wakeman
Shadow: Anna Lee-Popham
Cover Art: Obsolete by Candace Cosentino

“We hope this issue makes you curious and furious, leads to 2 a.m. Wikipedia rabbit holes, fulfills urges to seek out knowledge-keepers. Quickly or slowly, dive in: -ologies of all varieties await you.”

In This Issue:

Elle D. Ablo, Lalaie Ameeriar, Manahil Bandukwala, Amy Cardinal Christianson, Hayley Clin, Candace Cosentino, Abby Denne, Amy Díaz-Infante Siqueiros, Leanne Dunic, Abeer Daugher Esber, Samantha Erron Gibbon, Margaryta Golovchenko, Rachel Lachmansingh, Grace Lau, Cesario (“Cee”) Lavery, Anna Lee-Popham, S.A. Leger, Lillian Liao, Meegan Lim, Dawn Macdonald, Kathryn MacDonald, Aga Maksimowska, Premee Mohamed, Vincent Mousseau, Cassandra Myers (My’z), Maya Namatovu, Chimedum Ohaegbu, Alexandra Pasian, Nina C. Peláez, Talia Pinzari, Dora Prieto, Taylor Violet Ross, Hannah Rego, reve rubio, Nnadi Samuel, Miko Sprenkle, Anna Veprinska, Kailee Wakeman.

Cover of ROOM issue 46.2, Ley Line. Making Space in Literature, Art, and Feminism Since 1975. Featuring: New Fiction by Sydney Hegele and an interview with Tiffany Morris. Visual art depicting sheet ghosts depicted in block lines, some half running left and half running right, multiplied in a long line leading far into the back of the image. The sheets are white and the ghosts have brown arms and green and black hats.

ROOM 49.1: NO FUTURE FOR WHO?

“We are really asking. We are coming in hot. We are causing a scene. We are being unreasonable. We are not fucking around. … These existential crises, these states of emergency. What are we to make of, or in, them?”

ROOM 48.3: REST/UNREST

“Unrest propels us to create from our deep discomfort with a world shaped by profound injustice. Rest gives our words and art the space to breathe and develop. Yet rest is also too often imposed through exhaustion, manufactured by institutions invested in silence and denial of their ongoing violence. Our hope is that these pages untangle those forces that deny us rest, while also celebrating the radical act of reclaiming it.”