Volume 23 Issue 6
Afraid of the Dark
To defeat my fear, I went to the Swedish province of Småland and lived in a secluded hut in the forest for three weeks.
A Gift From Guantanamo Bay
'VICE' correspondent Gianna Toboni tells us about the Qur'an she was given by a former Guantanamo Bay guard.
Land of Black Milk
Vienna-based photographer Stefanie Moshammer's new photo series applies her penchant for capturing colorful glimpses of a city going through transformation.
The October Issue of VICE Magazine Is Now Online
This month you'll find stories about a group of reporters being murdered for covering the destruction of Cambodia's forests; a profile of Phoebe Robinson from of '2 Dope Queens'; and an interview with NSA whistleblower Thomas Drake.
The Origins of an Impostor: JT LeRoy's First Story
Read the first story written by the pseudonymous author who scandalized the literary establishment.
How Does It Work?: Alternative Energy
The move away from fossil fuels seems to be gaining momentum, and a number of creative solutions have emerged.
Photos of a Reimagined Childhood
In Kevin Aranibar's senior-thesis work, 'Over the Fence,' he explored his adolescent anxiety and the struggle to find an identity growing up.
Photos from the Fight to Take Mosul Back from ISIS
Manu Brabo's photographs capture the raw reality on the ground in Mosul.
Figuring Out the Freelance Economy
Could new technology make the lives of freelancers less lonely and more secure?
Powerful Portraits from the Republican Convention
We sent photographer Bruce Gilden to document the Republican National Convention in Cleveland back in July. Here's a selection of images from his trip.
After a Police Shooting, One Father's Quest for Justice Sets a Precedent
After a cop killed his son, Nicholas Heyward Sr. became a mentor to the Black Lives Matter movement. His crusade may finally pay off.