Louise's "Letter To Her Younger Self" -- On newsstands now: Zooey Magazine, Issue 21

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Do not hesitate to order your copy of Zooey Magazine, Issue #21 to read my story!



It was inspired by Zooey Magazine's piece entitled "Letters To My Younger Self."

In my case, it is a letter to my almost 30 year-old self, written while still living in Brooklyn Heights on the brink of so very much ...

ORDER ZOOEY ISSUE 21 HERE!


Blossom - ISSUE 21 (PRINT) 20.00
Here's how Zooey is describing this edition --

Issue 21 is our Fall edition, and its theme is: blossom. Metaphorically, it’s about the individual blooming in a time where all surrounding things begin to wither away. Literally, florals are all over our issue. 

 We explore a creative lifestyle around flowers in this issue, a contrast to fall concepts because we have a disdain for the conventional. 

Features cover girls Lauren Paul and Molly Thompson of the Kind Campaign, photographed by Brandon Kidd Includes Zooey's "4th Annual Television Guide" (ft. 18 different actors), poems by WriteGirl, a personal essay by actress Alyson Stoner, and much more 144 pages, offset-printed and perfect bound, full color on uncoated paper 

 Designed and Printed in the USA Shipping & Handling: $5 for domestic residents All orders will receive an exclusive temporary tattoo and digital edition of this issue Ships around October 7th

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