
Vietnamese Futurism and Queer Posterity
This issue’s theme is more than an abstract concept; it asks us to consider the future not as a linear progression but as a confluence of schisms and possibilities worth fighting for.
The contributions within this zine speak to the necessity of fantasy in everyday life, the importance of shedding labels, and the freedom found in spontaneity and self-acceptance. These ideas are rooted in a profound understanding that our existence—Vietnamese, trans, queer, femme, or otherwise—defies simplistic definitions and demands a broader lens through which to view identity and posterity.


CONTRIBUTORS
aL Huynh Phuong (USA)
Andy Tran (USA)
Anthony Trung Quang Le (USA)
Ađ / Arma Voluptatis (Việt Nam)
Blue Đào Nguyen (USA)
Bùi Minh Long (Canada)
Bùi Quý Sơn (Việt Nam)
Cléo Sương Mai Richez (USA)
cát nguyên (Việt Nam)
Công Chúa Aiden (USA & Việt Nam)
Đinh Nhung (Việt Nam)
Duy Nguyen (Việt Nam)
Ella Nguyễn (Việt Nam)
Ha-Lan Van (Việt Nam)
hamsa fae (USA)
huệ-tây (USA)
Irene Pham (USA)
kevin hoàng phạm (USA)
Khang-“Ninh” Đặng (Canada)
Khanh Nguyen (USA)
Kianuë Tran Kiêu (France)
Kyla-Yến Huỳnh Giffin (USA)
Lac Hoang (Việt Nam)
Nguyễn Hoàng Gia Bảo (Việt Nam)
Nu (USA & Việt Nam)
Overthinker (Việt Nam)
Phương Uyên Huỳnh Võ (USA)
Phạm Xeen (Việt Nam)
Sage Tran with Sunkissed Productions & QTViệt Cafe Collective (USA)
Stu Dam (Việt Nam)
Thao Tran (USA)
Thi Nguyen (USA)
Thou (Việt Nam)
Tường Danh (Việt Nam)
Vinh Mai Nguyen (USA)
Vũ Khôi Nguyên (Việt Nam)
Y-Binh Nguyen (USA)
