*New Maps* readers, I’m happy to announce the arrival of the latest issue, Fall 2023. If you’re a subscriber, you may have already gotten your copy, or it should be arriving within the next week. If you’re not subscribed, you can get an individual copy at the [Order page](/order/).

*New Maps* readers, I’m happy to announce the arrival of the latest issue, Fall 2023. If you’re a subscriber, you may have already gotten your copy, or it should be arriving within the next week. If you’re not subscribed, you can get an individual copy at the [Order page](/order/).

*New Maps* readers, The Summer 2023 issue is --- at long last --- available! ...Mostly. In transit from the printers’ to me, one box of copies got damaged (and sent back before I could say “Hang on, maybe some of them are okay!”), leaving me with only enough copies for three-quarters of U.S. orders. Arbitrarily, I’ve sent out copies to all subscribers from the *last* three-quarters of the alphabet, starting at “He” --- I figure we in the first few letters of the alphabet (I’m a Bonnell) get to be at the front of the line often enough. A new batch is expected to reach my “home warehouse” on September 4, and the rest of U.S. subscribers should see their copies soon after that. International orders should mostly arrive in the first week of September.

Dear *New Maps* Readers, The Spring 2023 issue of *New Maps* is out now! Subscribers’ copies have been arriving this week in the U.S., with international subscribers a little ahead or behind depending on the country. If you aren’t subscribed, you can get your copy at the [Order page](https://www.new-maps.com/order/) now. On the same page you can also subscribe; if you subscribe before May 15, you’ll get this issue as your first. And the digital version is available now at the *New Maps* [Payhip store](/https://payhip.com/looseleafpublishing).

Patient *New Maps* readers, The Winter 2023 issue---the Magic Issue---is finally out! It's on its way to subscribers now; if you aren't subscribed, you can get a copy now at the [order page](https://www.new-maps.com/order/). In a change of pace, the digital version (usually made available a week or so after the print version) is [up now](https://payhip.com/b/sHmFM) at *New Maps'* [Payhip store](/https://payhip.com/looseleafpublishing). If you’re not already subscribed, **[subscribe](/order/) by March 15** and you’ll still get this issue as the first in your subscription. **Full-year packages** for 2022 are now available too!

Dear New Maps readers, The Fall 2022 issue is now available to order! Most subscribers should have just received their copies; if not, look for it in the next few days. If you're not subscribed, get your paper copy at the order page, or an electronic (PDF) copy at the Payhip store].

New Maps readers, “Deindustrial” and “high-tech” may appear to be mutually exclusive terms. Even I thought so. But as I began making the selections for this issue, I discovered that not just one but _several_ stories had arrived that meant I needed to revisit that assumption. After all: the future may rhyme with the past in some pretty notable ways, but it won't look just the same. With the technology that exists here and now in the real world, people will go interesting directions in the deindustrial future, some of which might even look awfully futuristic. Not to mention that the people currently inventing tech that's higher than anyone needs haven't started running out of buyers yet, and who knows what strange devices will arise before the fossil fuel bubble's pop finally reaches the workshops of the rich, insulated as they are against the real world?