Cofounded by Monica Mankin, Iván Castañeda, and me, The Turnip Truck(s) is a transdisciplinary, evolving graphic landscape for essayists, poets, artists, cultural theorists, critics and commentators who are interested in the dialectics of the human and its environment(s). Online features address these dialectics more generally than those published in our biannual print journal, which explores a specific theme in each new issue.

Logo featuring a stylized turnip with sun rays behind it, and text reading "THE TURNIP TRUCK(S): an im-possible publication".
A woman wearing a gray hat and a light-colored sweater is lying down and reading a book with the title 'The Turnip Truck' and an illustration of a man with a turnip head on the left page, and a drawing of a lion on the right page labeled 'animals'.
Stack of four white papers with a hole in the top sheet showing the Earth from space, titled "THE TURNIP TRUCK(S)" with additional text about a publication and issue details.
Open book showing a watercolor drawing of a pink dolphin and a detailed eye illustration.
Person holding open a book with a torn graphic of a face on the left page and text on the right page. The hands are visible, and the background includes blurred objects.