No One Magazine: A Queer Nightlife Archive in Print

Key facts

• No One Magazine was founded in Amsterdam in 2023 by Việt Raider-Hoàng and Jeremy Raider-Hoàng.
• The first issue, published in April 2024, focused on Amsterdam's queer nightlife and urban transformation.
• The magazine's name derives from the phrase 'we're no one without each other, and none of us is like another'.
• The first issue included stories on collectives like De Trut, Spielraum, Lesbique, BODY, Club Transmission, and De Reünie.
• The cover of the first issue featured manually applied stickers from various collectives, unique to each copy.
• The second issue (2025) focused on Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, accompanied by a vinyl compilation 'Đi Đi Đi'.
• The compilation supports A Queer Museum, a queer-feminist archival space.
• The third issue, published in June 2026, is set in Philadelphia and references Drum magazine (1964), Dewey's protests (1965), and Philadelphia soul.
• The magazine's design layers heterogeneous materials without visual hierarchy, creating a map-like reading experience.
• No One Magazine positions itself as an alternative to digital media's ephemerality, using print as a provisional archive of nightlife.