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The 15th issue of Into the Ruins is now available for order! This Spring 2020 issue comes as a 7″ x 10″ book packed with 106 pages of stories of our deindustrial future, an Editor’s Introduction, a review of Richard Powers’ The Overstory, and an extensive letters to the editor section. You can purchase print copies in our store or from Amazon, a digital edition via Payhip, or you can subscribe. If you’re new to Into the Ruins, jump to our home page to learn more.
The world of today is a distant memory in many of the stories within, while in others the near future brings strange surprises. Baseball still reigns supreme in New England as the rest of the world falls apart, somehow never negating the 
false hopes of small-town citizens. In a Greenland remade by climate change, a mysterious girl transforms the life of a strange young boy. Meanwhile, a surprising message from another solar system may hold important truths about our own civilization-while in another story, the last remnants of a perished society await in a cave, harboring their own truths about the new world outside.
These stories and more, seven total in this issue, bring us ways of imagining the future that awaits us all, asking us important questions about the realities of today, and what they may become tomorrow.
U.S. Sales
There are a few ways you can get this issue in the U.S. First of all, you can subscribe in print for $39. If you don’t want to commit to subscribing, though, you can purchase this issue in print for $12 or as a high quality, PDF download for $7.50:
Purchase printed edition directly through Figuration Press
Purchase digital edition through Payhip
Purchase printed edition from Amazon
International Sales
International print subscriptions are available for select countries, including the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Japan, Norway, Ireland, and a number of others. Email subscriptions@intotheruins.com to inquire about your area or to receive a link to subscribe internationally.
International readers are always welcome to purchase the digital edition through Payhip as a simplified way of receiving the journal without having to worry about international shipping.
Alternatively, a number of international Amazon sites have the print version of the issue listed:
We will update this page as any further sales channels become available. If you have any questions, please feel free to email orders@intotheruins.com.
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