Now Voyager #03
Founded by two former fact-checkers at The New Yorker, Now Voyager is a new print magazine of international reporting, longform writing, photography, and art. The publication is built by reporters and editors obsessed with telling interesting and important stories across borders and showing connections between them. Each issue features stories that are rooted in on-the-ground reporting, with a clear sense of stakes, yet have the narrative ambition of a good novel.
In this issue:
Antonia Woloshyn reports on tensions between Flossenbürg's mayor and the director of its memorial, as they lead a community poised between remembering and moving on. Caitlin L. Chandler visits U.S. military bases in Poland to understand why the two countries have strengthened their ties, even as other NATO states are distancing themselves form Trumps America. Alia Malek reports from Amorgos, where municipal leaders are pushing for new roads and an expanded port, while residents and environmental advocates raise legal challenges in an attempt to protect the island's culture and landscape. War crimes investigator Jean-Baptiste Gallopin revisits the 2020 massacre in Mai Kadra, Ethiopia, where hundreds of civilians were killed, examining the psychological anatomy of a sudden ethnic violence, and how an information vacuum, rumours, and mutual fear created a tragic "security dilemma" that turned neighbours against each other. Plus, as always a dedicated sections to photography, food, and humour.
New York; U.S.A; 23x30cm; 164 pages; Bi-monthly,