Ever wondered why people do terrible things? Yeah, so have we...
Terrible People is an independent magazine that proudly displays the ‘dark sides’ of human nature, served up with a healthy dose of satire. Our goal? To explore culture, challenge the norm and make you reflect on your own behavior (because let’s face it, no one’s an angel – least of all us).
Sounds intriguing?! Well, there's more...
Each issue will hit you with a fresh theme! Previous issues have taken fascinating deep dives into social issues surrounding technology, bodies, distance, youth and music – all wrapped up with essays and hot takes in our signature mix of culture, society and other stuff. But here’s a peek at some of our regulars:
La crème de la crème: A collection of weird customs and cultural oddities. We’ve got fresh imports from around the globe – who doesn’t love a little outsider perspective?
Photo and illustration series: The colorful part of the magazine. We go full 4-colour for these beauties – because our artists deserve to shine, and let’s be honest, you need some visual chaos to break up the madness.
Booklet – Interview with terrible people: We get into the thick of it with some illustrious terrible people, to talk about – what else? – other terrible people.
Unrecommendations: Because we know what NOT to do. In this section, we’ve got short, spicy reviews of all the things you should avoid at all costs. Trust us, it’s more helpful than you think.
Curious to the themes we dive into next?!
The Money Issue is out now. Stay tuned to find out what comes next!
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Bitching, when indulged in the right environment (quietly, for an hour or so, while you read this magazine cover-to-cover) is one of life’s biggest treats.
A magazine that depicts with humour and psychology all these little things that turn us into awful human beings.
Brimming with humour, sarcasm, illustrations and social commentary.
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Curious about the terrible people behind Terrible People?
That’s us: Oriane Pawlisiak, Jennifer Link and Roxy Merrell. We’re the creators, the chaos-bringers, the ones who hope you enjoy this mess we call a magazine.