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About us
Herbivore Magazine started in the Spring of 2003 with the idea that there was exciting, vital culture coming out of the vegetarian community. Our goal is to map it with humor, sensitivity and passion.
Our focus is on the art, music, humor, fashion, politics, activism and personalities coming out of the loose community of people who choose not to eat animals.
In 2003 we were nominated by Utne Magazine in the Best New Title category for the Utne Independent Press Awards. In 2006 we were nominated in the Best Design category. We have also received press coverage in The Oregonian, KPFK radio in Los Angeles, The Seattle Times, Punk Planet, The L.A. Weekly, Animal Voices radio in Toronto, and public radio in Eugene, Oregon. We also got word from a subscriber that the cover of issue 4 with Dennis Kucinich on the cover appeared on Fox News in Boston. We hate Fox News so thanks for nothing you knuckleheaded warmongers.
2008 will mark our return to a quarterly print format.
Issue Fourteen
The Travel Issue! This one is a whopper coming in at 208 pages. We have articles on such far flung locations as Portland, New Orleans, Seattle, Tanzania, Japan, Chicago, Germany, Milwaukee, Thailand, San Francisco, Cambodia, Prague, Mexico and New York City. We also have a photo gallery by our friend S. Wade who is a vegan pilot and photographer along with a tour diary by Adam Gnade.
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Issue Thirteen Issue 13 is our first print edition in our new format. It has a lengthy article on the SHAC trial and Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act, a letter from SHAC activist and prisoner Jake Conroy, a moving defense of direct action from pattrice jones, an article about working in an animal hospital in India, an interivew with author and food activist Michelle Simon about big business, nutrition, and the government's collusion in keeping us hooked on unhealthy foods, a piece about Herbivore's struggles with corporate media and trying to remain a sustainable independent voice, and more! 112 pages, 5X6 inches, $5.00 in the US, $6.00 for Canadian customers, $6.00 elsewhere in the WORLD (US funds for all orders, shipping charges will be added at checkout.) SOLD OUT |
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Issue Twelve (add to cart at bottom of page) Woo! Issue Twelve! This one is jam packed, jam packed I tell you, with good stuff. This is the Activism issue. Our cover story is an interview with musician, filmmaker, activist, and vegan, Michael Franti of Spearhead. Also in this issue, AR super group Compassion Over Killing (no, they're not a band), an article on sexism and animal rights, the Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary, an update on the white hot fur protests here in Portland, a travel guide to Hong Kong (and a companion piece about a vegetarian bun festival), a piece on the handling of animals in children's and fantasy books, the activist gardener takes on peak oil, and way way more. 128 pages, $5.95 in the US, $8.50 for Canadian customers, $8.50 elsewhere in the WORLD (US funds for all orders, shipping charges will be added at checkout.) |
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Issue Eleven The music issue is white hot! Our cover story with loooooongtime vegetarian Joan Jett will blow you away. Think she's been sitting around counting the money since "I Love Rock N Roll" came out? Think again! She's as politically and musically active as ever. Plus, she was interviewed by Issue Ten cover superstar Isa Chandra Moskowitz. We also have an amazing interview with Nellie Mckay, beloved songstress and Broadway star, chats with punk legends MDC and Propagandhi, as well as Le Tigre, Paint It Black, Violent Femmes, and Avail. Rounding out the issue we have a travel journal to Australia, an article on being a vegan Jazz musician in New York City, a veggie Hip Hop timeline, an Animal Rights image makeover by House Industries own Ken Barber, an article on vegans in the media, and the beautiful photography of Cindy Frey. And of course, much more! 112 pages, $5.95 in the US, $8.50 for Canadian customers, $8.50 elsewhere in the WORLD (US funds for all orders, shipping charges will be added at checkout.) |
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Issue Ten SOLD OUT Our cover story for Issue Ten is called "The New Faces of Veganism" and is a three part article consisting of interviews with Bob and Jenna Torres (the authors of Vegan Freak and brains behind the Vegan Freak podcast), Isa Chandra Moskowitz (co-host of The Post Punk Kitchen and author of Vegan With a Vengeance) and our old friend Sarah Kramer who just published her third cookbook, La Dolce Vegan. These folks interviewed each other about publishing, media, book tours, and a whole lot more. Also in this issue: - Vegan rollerderbier Lady Die is going to knock you on your ass. - Veggie guide to Krakow, Poland - Interview and gallery with Jill Bliss - Your dear editor goes on a two week cleanse - A guide to online veg communities - Interview with Inga Muscio - Vegan punks on tour in Europe - Chef Alex Jamieson And a whole lot more. This is our biggest issue ever. 128 pages, $5.95 in the US, $8.50 for Canadian customers, $8.50 elsewhere in the WORLD (US funds for all orders, shipping charges will be added at checkout.) |
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Issue Nine SOLD OUT -Our cover story is called "Friends Don't Let Friends Eat Meat" and it's all about giving you, the reader, effective strategies for helping your otherwise compassionate friends kick their nasty meat eating habits. -Cover artist Kurt Halsey Frederiksen gives us a lengthy chat and some amazing work. -Bike builder Matt Chester drops a little Zen and the Art of bicycle riding on us. -Punk scene mainstay Kent McClard -Veggie guide to Amsterdam -Animal Rights philosophy godfather Tom Regan -One man's trip to India in search of the perfect dinner -Southern vegetarian cooking master Ann Jackson -Chicago Soy Dairy will make you wanna move -New money system, Noney And oh so much more, including our ussual charming and funny columnists. 112 pages, $5.95 in the US, $8.50 for Canadian customers, $8.50 elsewhere in the WORLD (US funds for all orders, shipping charges will be added at checkout.) |
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Issue Eight SOLD OUT -Gale Hart gallery "Why Not Eat Your Pet." -SHAC 7 defendant Josh Harper interview -Author and podcaster Erik Marcus interview -Tales of a Rookie Protester -Montreal vegetarian guide -5 Reasons to go Veg You May Not Have Thought Of -Comic artist Travis Nichols -A deathless picnic planner -Vegetarian soul food restaurant article -Musician Bobby Wratten interview -And all the ussual suspects (aka columnists) |
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Issue Seven SOLD OUT This is the fight issue: -Article on the SHAC 7's fight for animal rights and freedom of speech -PCRM's Rock God, Neal Barnard -Ironman Triathlete Brendan Brazier -Vegan Barcelona with Wiebke and Anna (two of our favorite people!) -Artist Jen Corace interview and gallery -OohMahNee Farm Sanctuary -Animal Rights activist Benjamin Persky -A personal story about the reality of Greyhound racing -And soooooo much more! |
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Issue Six SOLD OUT Our cover story is a biggie called "Eating Meat is Indefensible." Interview with rock legend Jonathan Richman Hip Hopper Sage Francis Veggie guide to Japan Interview with the brains behind VegPornDotCom Phographer Derek Goodwin Race car driver Angela Proudfoot An article about living with meat eaters Our regular columnists and much more! |
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Issue Five Artist Jeff Kleinsmith Native Foods superbrain Tanya Petrovna Tattoo artist Nick Baxter Trapeze artist XEP Rock unt Rollers Midtown Skate hero Ed Templeton and all the regular goodies. |
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Issue Four SOLD OUT Cover story on Dennis Kucinich Musician Ted Leo Juggler Greg Bennick Shanti and Greg (of Bouncing Souls) Ultramarathoner Scott Jurek Sarah Sue Roberts (the vegan on Ted Nugents Reality show) Dogtown skater Peggy Oki and much more. |
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Issue Three SOLD OUT Rikki Rockett Vegetarian Karaoke Veggie Las Vegas Dumb attempt at a vegan low carb diet Fake meat roundup Faith and vegetarianism and much more.
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Issue Two The Sex, Drugs and RockNRoll issue! Ian MacKaye (of Fugazi) Photographer Glen Friedman Suicide Girls Vegan bondage gear Vegan beer guide and an article on the chicken industry. |
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Issue One Cover story on cookbook maven Sarah Kramer Meat eating and the environment Tattoo artist Jen Billig Cartoonist Dan Piraro Moon and Toby (of H2O) and much more. Our premiere issue! See where it all began. |
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