We are thrilled to share another amazing issue!  

"We started from the ground up, no money, just a vision and a true passion for the arts as well as a longing for the company of like minds.  We have found it here in these pages, and we hope you will as well--welcome to a virtual concert hall filled with brilliant fortissimos hushed to the silences of forgotten cemeteries, the jazz-like, jangled cacophony of city streets, the sotto voce of receding tides, and the staccato, sharp tones of lovers’ quarrels." ​

-Aji Editor in Chief, Erin O'Neill Armendarez
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Step into the curious world of Bill Wolak...

We were so excited for the opportunity to chat with one-of-a-kind artist, Bill Wolak.  His collage work demonstrates a unique talent, is carefully and beautifully crafted, and his insights on being an artist will resonate with every creative person trying to find a voice. Check out our latest issue to read the entire interview.​
"The tendency in society theses days is definitely towards things superficial, facile, and frivolous. The trivialization of 'truth' today is a good example of this trend. Art, on the other hand, demands something deeper from the individual. Art demands a meaningful connection to the experiences and emotions of the viewer. In addition, art demands time. It is not something that can be understood at a glance." - Bill Wolak

Diana Abu-Jaber & Erika T. Wurth are straightforward and honest about what it means to be creative in today's world.

These cool, creative ladies share with Aji readers about what it truly means to be creative.  We were so inspired by their courage as writers and human beings.  Check out the latest issue for the full interviews.
“Work to inspire and support other writers. Be generous. It’s good
for the soul and it will help you endure the wild ride of being an
artist in a capitalist society.”
-Diana Abu-Jaber
"​People want to speak for you and they want to shut you down and
you have to not let them do that. And you have to build a community that will be hard on you when you need it, but will still lift you up." 
-Erika T. Wurth