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April 2011 - The Relaunch
April 2011 - The Relaunch Digital Americana Magazine (the world’s first literary & culture magazine made exclusively for the iPad and tablet devices) is now in print! This month in DAM we are...
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May 2011 - 5/1
May 2011 - 5/1 May 2011 - The Post Osama Issue: This month we bring you 88 pages of digitized Americana, not just because that is the speed necessary for time travel, but because we just couldn't fit...
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June 2011 - Summer
June 2011 - Summer June 2011: The Great American Summer Issue is here! This month is dedicated to the hottest season of them all. Packed with fascinating new fiction, articles, and interviews - this...
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July 2011 – Freedom
July 2011 – Freedom This month Digital Americana is all about celebrating freedom, with over 80 pages of digitized independence and amazing imagery. From 4th of July rooftop parties in Brooklyn, to...
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The National Pastime Issue
The National Pastime Issue This month Digital Americana goes to the ballpark in celebration of appreciating America's national pastime. From compelling recollections & fiction, to amazing artists,...
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Fall 2011
Fall 2011 Change hangs in the air a little heavier this year. The American autumn is a natural time of transition that happens all around us. Our Fall 2011 issue marks the first in a series of...
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Spring/Summer 2012 — Arise
Spring/Summer 2012 — Arise To Arise: To come into being or to attention. An issue inspired by and dedicated to (a)rising to the occasion. Digital Americana Magazine, the original tablet literary...
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Fall 2012 — Redact.
Fall 2012 — Redact. Redaction, in the literary sense, is a visual art of censorship. But when taken out of the context of visual art, Redaction is just censorship & information control. When used...
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Winter Ends — 2013
Winter Ends — 2013 Let's start outside. Each cover features a pair of mirrored original illustrations by contemporary artist, Robert Farkas. Inside we are proud to introduce our first spoken word...
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Spring/Summer 2013 — Consume
Spring/Summer 2013 — Consume Dear voracious readers: This brimming double issue features original visual poetry from Richard Kostelanetz, a self-interview by Ashley Warlick, a full-length radio drama...
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Fall 2013 — Local
Fall 2013 — Local We know that everyone has their own understanding of what defines [local Americana]. And this is our issue that celebrates these details and acknowledges these differences. Featuring...
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Winter 2014 — Shapes
Winter 2014 — Shapes The shapes that winter leaves behind are not so defined by what was, but all the things you did not see. This season we present: Winter Shapes, an inspired issue that features...
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Summer & Spring 2014 — Lore
Summer & Spring 2014 — Lore “In the fabric of Americana, the lore of the people shall be defined by the people.” This double-issue (dubbed LORE for short) features Pulizter-Prize winning Megan...
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No.14 - 2015
No.14 - 2015 Issue No. 14 {drafts} - ft. Cover art by Lee Price and the original words of: Caitlin McGill, Elizabeth Genovise, Eleanor Henderson, Genevieve Betts, Lady Caress, Lucian Mattison, Jenny...
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