DoubleBlind is a biannual print magazine and media company covering current and unpublished stories about the global expansion of psychedelics. Our pages are filled with investigative journalism, educational shorts, poetry, illustrations, and photographs. We aim to showcase writers, artists, and stories from around the world that reflect the diversity of the psychedelic community. We don't just cover psychedelics; we use them as a springboard to explore mental health and social equity, environmental justice, spirituality, and more. Our stories delve into the nuances of where psychedelics intersect with science, politics, culture, and identity.

We are in a time of transitions, upheavals, and radical changes—political, seasonal, and, for many of us, it seems, spiritual as well. Our tenth issue honors and explores this theme, from a stunning personal essay on the psychedelic nature of childbirth to the need for rituals in our culture to make space for pain and death. As always, our tenth issue also seeks to challenge the narrative that psychedelics are always inherently good, or to make people more liberal. From the personal to the systemic, these conversations feel particularly timely, and we hope DoubleBlind will continue to be a critical and compassionate space for them to unfold.

88 p.

25.5 x 19.5 cm.