Misfit Sisters is produced in west London by two sisters on a twentieth-century Canon iR1600 photocopier in a limited edition of 50.

Issue 5 is available now to order. It features an interview with writer Patrick Langley about his 2024 novel, The Variations (Fitzcarraldo Editions), a mesmerising exploration of music, ghosts, and the avant-garde. Issue 5 also continues our series One Track Mind, in which Simon Hampson talks to musicians about a single song. This issue is graced with the presence of electro-folkloric enigma Kemper Norton, telling tales about legendary Cornwall club Tall Trees. Meanwhile, Caribbean Studies scholar and literary translator Nathan H. Dize introduces us to the work of Virginie Sampeur, who blazed the trail for Haitian women writers. And just one more thing: a tribute to the enduring genius of Lieutenant Columbo of the LAPD.

Print editions at a cost of £5 can be ordered by contacting misfitsisterszine@gmail.com.

Issue 4 is now sold out. A selection of writing from across the issues is available here.