Extra Extra Magazine review
Extra Extra is a Rotterdam magazine about erotic culture and city life. I’d start with the issue archive because the short fiction sits next to conversations with artists. The description of No. 27 gives you an idea of that mix before you pick up the print edition.
Pick an issue by its contributors
No. 27 brings together eight commissioned short stories and interviews, including one with choreographer Isabel Lewis about movement and desire. I’d read the issue notes to see which writers and artists share a volume. Erotic Review Magazine gives me a different route in through its web archive of essays and criticism. Extra Extra’s numbered issues are where I’d start if I wanted to see how the editors put several formats together.
Try a narrated story from the separate audio page
The Listen page has its own menu of podcasts, radio and short fiction. It identifies Thomas Dudkiewicz and Loveday Smith as readers in the short-story section. I’d open that section if I wanted one piece to listen to, then return to Magazine to see which print volume I wanted to explore. The two indexes serve different ways of browsing.
Anabel’s take
I’d choose one narrated story first. If I wanted to stay with the magazine after that, I’d choose the print issue whose conversations made me curious about the writers or artists around them.