Letters From Miami

Issue 7 | October 2026

An Underwater City

Letters From Miami is an independent monthly magazine and living archive of a city in constant transformation.

Each issue explores a different corner of Miami life through illustration, essay, poetry, and comics, brought together by a rotating community of artists, writers, and contributors.

Printed in limited editions and distributed by subscription and in select locations across the city.

8.5 x 5.5 inches, 28 pages.

Letters From Miami - Issue 7

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Miami was built on water, and it shows.

Issue 7 explores what it means to live in a city surrounded by the ocean, the bay, and the Everglades; a place where the same water that floods your street on a Tuesday is what makes everyone want to move here.

Also inside: Ryan Wheelbarrow on Flow State, a poem by Tree of Liminality, Megan Roth's column Letter to My Dad, an interview with Alex Merbouti of Cumbiamba (the psychedelic cumbia band that debuted to 400 people at a North Miami parking lot) a piece by Serci Cox, a recipe from Read It & Eat It, and a featured artist spread with paintings by Alicia del Aguila, whose mixed media work responds to the theme with the same attention to living systems she brings to her work as a regenerative farmer.

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