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A Farewell from Anxy

A Farewell from Anxy

Today we say goodbye. Thank you for being Anxy with us.
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Indhira Rojas
Announcing Anxy №4: The Masculinity Issue — Call for Submissions

Announcing Anxy №4: The Masculinity Issue — Call for Submissions

Be part of the award-winning magazine that explores mental health through a creative lens.
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Anxy Magazine
Announcing Anxy №3: The Boundaries Issue

Announcing Anxy №3: The Boundaries Issue

Submissions are open for the next edition of our award-winning magazine about mental health through a creative lens.
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Anxy Magazine
High Pressure

High Pressure

Extreme expectations mean extreme stress for the teenagers trying to graduate from California’s elite schools. What’s life like inside a…
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Katie MacBride
The Manic Mirage

The Manic Mirage

The Hollywood idea of mania makes it seem like a creative superpower. The reality is very, very different.
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Amanda Rosenberg
What’s the difference between working hard and working compulsively?

What’s the difference between working hard and working compulsively?

To find out, we’re launching Anxy №2: The Workaholism Issue.
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Indhira Rojas
Every Day Was Striking

Every Day Was Striking

Why would somebody with crippling self-doubt and high anxiety decide to report from war-torn Iraq?
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Kenneth R. Rosen
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I Can’t Stop Myself—But I Don’t Know If I Want To

I Can’t Stop Myself—But I Don’t Know If I Want To

Life without an off-switch.
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Anxy Magazine
Juan Martinez Has Two Tips To Help Highly-Anxious Writers

Juan Martinez Has Two Tips To Help Highly-Anxious Writers

The Colombian-born author shares detail on his creative process.
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Anxy Magazine
The beautiful, intimate photography of An Rong Xu

The beautiful, intimate photography of An Rong Xu

Xu’s work looks at Asian American communities that are rarely considered part of the American landscape.
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Anxy Magazine
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