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Volume 01, Identity & Intersection

October 2020

Black and white photo of two hands holding a cluster of white grapes and pruning shears

Lieben Dank!

TRINK is not a solo, it’s not a duet, it’s an entire damn orchestra of talents who came together to bring this magazine to life.

Good content can only exist with good people to create it. The generosity of many writers, artists, and designers has gotten us this far. Please show our extraordinary contributors that you value their work by visiting our Registration page and consider making a pledge. All pledges go to paying TRINK’s freelancers (and yes, editors) a fair wage for their work.

Contributors

Sebastian Bordthäuser | Köln, Germany

Emily Campeau | Somewhere in Europe

Andreas Durst | Bockenheim an der Weinstraße, Germany

Robert Dentice | New York, US

Daniela Dejnega | Vienna, Austria

Carrie Dykes | New York, US

Jérôme Hainz | Mainz, Germany

Anne Krebiehl MW | London, UK

Medienagenten | Bad Dürkeheim, Germany

Christoph Raffelt | Hamburg, Germany

Michael Pabich | Virginia, US

Bart de Vries | London, UK

Kathleen Willcox | New York, US

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