Issue 15

In Broccoli Issue 15, Afg Suga celebrates hash and Afghani heritage, we dive deep into the colorful life of sea slugs and investigate the potential and peril of synthetic cannabinoids, Otyken sings sacred songs from Siberia, a writer finds her own definition of a good mom, and we smalltalk about the magic of miniatures. Plus: the true myth of the legendary strain Maui Wowee, a folk history of brooms, a subterranean sound system in Tennessee, Visual Citizens’ digital tumbleweeds, and a crystalline section devoted to glass of all forms

• 88 pages, perfect bound
• Printed on premium art paper
• Measures 7.3″ x 10.4″

Issue 17

• In Broccoli Issue 17, Vietnamese ceramicist Minh Le crafts bongs baked in tradition, humans and spiders weave tangled webs, the Black Film Archive curates joy and community onscreen, Molly Strohl captures apparitions in smoke, and Lauren Yoshiko investigates the future of the small grow. Plus: Bob Baker’s marionettes, the knotty history of lace, a flower market full of floral wares, gardens lost to time, the “violence and ecstasy” of young adulthood, and what being high feels like in readers’ own words.
  
  104 pages, perfect bound
• Printed on premium art paper
• Measures 7.3″ x 10.4″

Issue 19

In Broccoli Issue 19, UKWIAL hotboxes a high-fashion office, Caroline Zimbalist freezes moments in bioplastic, Women Under the Influence crosses cinematic boundaries, Brenda Equihua creates soft power, and Meech Boakye eats spring. Plus: Female Pentimento’s night visions, a poisonous garden, a Ukrainian ritual of fire and flower, things get weird in Slimetown, countercultural ephemera from the 60s and 70s, and a spontaneous riot of zoot suits.

• 128 pages, perfect bound
• Printed on premium art paper
• Measures 7.3″ x 10.4″

Issue 20

In Broccoli Issue 20, Wild Casual takes us to the weed-filled gardens of Thailand, Aki Kame’s portraits reveal a “a deeper accessing of self,” Rohini Kejriwal sings the praises of snail mail, and jackie sumell plants the seeds of prison abolition. Plus: swan myths and swan realities, Kent Rogowski’s jumbled puzzles, Paula Codoñer's full spectrum florals, chasing the Northern Lights, wake-and-bake products for morning people, and Cyberweed, five original short stories imagining possible weed futures with imagery by Stephanie Gonot and Samantha Margherita.

• 106 pages, perfect bound
• Printed on premium art paper
• Measures 7.3″ x 10.4″

About the brand

Presenting a new perspective on cannabis culture, Broccoli is playful, informed, eclectic and thoughtful; it encourages the discovery and intelligent appreciation of cannabis through explorations of art and culture. Broccoli is also a publisher of unusual delights. They create artful magazines, books, and an array of creative products designed to spark curiosity.

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