Big issue, big party<img src="https://fonts.gstatic.com/s/e/notoemoji/15.1/1f441_fe0f/72.png" alt="👁️"><img src="https://fonts.gstatic.com/s/e/notoemoji/15.1/2728/72.png" alt="✨">Join Lux editors and writers for their double issue release party! At 6 PM, Lux author Michelle Santiago Cortés discusses masculinity influencers with Katie Way and Jasper Craven. Free drinks! You’ll need them. Afterward, a party with toasts, tattoos, dancing, and sounds by Party Girls host and Block Cop City organizer Jamie Peck. Bring your friends, lovers, and comrades. Lux subscribers get in free, or you can buy the issue at the door. Use discount code PARTY at checkout for 15% off any tier of subscription.Lux&nbsp;is a feminist magazine of politics and culture founded in 2021, publishing a glossy print edition three times a year featuring award-winning writers, and a regular newsletter.&nbsp;Lux’s coverage runs from in-depth political reporting to reviews of the latest batch of bisexual novels and reports on feminist politics from Afghanistan to Mexico.&nbsp;Lux&nbsp;publishes established and emerging writers and artists, delivering their work to readers in over a dozen countries.Michelle Santiago Cortés&nbsp;is a writer living in Puerto Rico. She writes essays about technology, digital cultures, and life online.Katie Way&nbsp;is a writer-editor at&nbsp;Hell Gate. Previously, she was a senior staff writer at&nbsp;VICE. Her work has also appeared in&nbsp;The Nation,&nbsp;Lux, and&nbsp;MEL. She loves talking to strangers.Jasper Craven&nbsp;is a freelance reporter covering the military and veterans’ issues for outlets including&nbsp;The Intercept,&nbsp;The New Republic,&nbsp;New York&nbsp;magazine, and the&nbsp;New York Times. He’s currently at work on a book about military education in America.Jamie Peck&nbsp;is a writer and organizer based in New York City.