Introducing

Hackerpreneur Magazine

We read deeply and voraciously. And every quarter, we curate the timeless, esoteric stories and case studies at the intersection of technology, business and art and compile the best 5 or 6 into a gorgeous digital magazine.

It’s a way to slow down the permastream of the internet and distil the signal from the noise. Great writing deserves to be elevated, preserved and shared across time as well as geography, instead of disappearing into the web’s history.

Every piece we select was written by an entrepreneur, designer, artist, VC, or another trouble-maker because we believe that nothing beats in-the-trenches experience and genuine storytelling. No open submissions, no staff writers, no freelancers. Just passionate disruptors and legit thought-leaders.

We’ve featured contributions from Ash Ambirge, Kevin Kelly, and Henry Rollins. David Heinemeier Hansson, Heidi Roizen, Ryan Hoover, Derek Sivers, and dozens more visionary leaders and taste-makers.

We’re on a mission to make a ruckus. If that sounds like a path you’d like to follow, you can download a free issue. No email optin, no strings.

We first launched on iOS and we’re exploring other platforms (android, kindle, web) starting with a pdf version you can read on any device or print out if analogue is your thing.

In this free issue

In The Crossroads of Should vs Must, Elle Luna literally followed a dream that led to her destiny as an artist. And Steve Schwartz argues why it’s OK that nobody knows what the fuck they’re doing. And more.