SEPTEMBER 2026

Issue One

Almost three months to the day from the first reddit discussion about a new, print-only magazine, I'm proud to announce, "we did it"

We've crossed the finish line for Issue One. I'm holding a copy in my hand and it's quite a rush.

Clocking in at sixty-eight pages, Issue One is a real banger, chock full of essays, technical discussion, schematics, and more. And don't forget about the FREE PCB included with each copy.

I'll stop myself from sharing more (Pulp Circuit is an offline affair, after all). But trust me when I say, it has really come together nicely. If you're here, reading this, chances are you ought to snag a copy for yourself.

Going forwards, you can expect a few recurring columns in each new issue (like Josh Scott's Artefact, Bud's Workbench, Psycho-Acoustics, and Hudson's Ohmwork, to name a few) as well as novel, one-off essays, schematics, projects, & community discussions unique to each issue.

I'm grateful (so grateful!) for the effort put forth by all of the volunteer contributors. They showed up and really brought the goods. So before I go any further, I want to take a minute to thank everyone who helped make this issue possible.

Special thanks to (in order of their printed appearance): Joshua Heath Scott, Dan Vogel, Cameron Glass, Chris Johnson, Todor Mitov, Steve Sciaraffa, David Levi, Bud Izen, Jason Sunderland, Aaron Collins, Tim Reed, Forrest Whitesides, Mitchell Hudson, and Jamie Muir.

And thanks in advance to all who have already contributed but whose content is slated for the following issues!

I say it every chance I get, this is a community effort! Pulp Circuit needs you! Get involved, will ya? Reach out. Become a node in this new community. Dig in. Feedback. Stay a while.