The debut issue of the literary and art magazine opens with a New Year editorial greeting to the Spectrum community. The poetry section features philosophical lyrics by various authors reflecting on life and belief. The prose part includes a collection of sci-fi stories about rain and magic, a realistic narrative about everyday life in Soviet Russia, and a folklore tale inspired by Slavic mythology. The issue concludes with witty aphorisms about human nature and a mystical story about shamans in the Russian North.
Issue contents:
- Editor's note - Spectrumists! Happy New Year to you!
- Pushkin to himself - Sergey Frolov, EmRis, Alexey KuBrack.
- There... - Rain, When it rains, Sixty seconds until the end of the world, Exodus.
- ... and here - Anfisa, Hedgehog.
- Were - There were ancient Russians.
- Laughing Sawmill - I only know that I don’t know anything.
- Per Aspera - Per aspera ad astra.
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