Hua Hsu on Suspended in Time - HUMTHRUSH

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Earlier this summer, Hua Hsu published Suspended in Time, a limited-edition zine that hearkens back to his years in the late 90s and early Aughts as a hip-hop-centered music journalist. Akin to its namesake, the first issue captures a specific period in the life of designer Noah Haytin, who got his start making artwork for Bay Area rap labels as a high-school fan. It also serves as a preface for Hsu’s highly anticipated second book, Stay True, a memoir and tribute to a late childhood friend that’s scheduled for release in September. Hsu is currently a staff writer for The New Yorker and a professor of literature at Bard College. I’m curious how you came up with the concept of a catalog number for the issue. I thought that was a nice touch, and the “ST” reminds me of Stones Throw’s catalog system. It seems like you’ve been having some fun with the Stay True project in general: postcards, heavily designed web pages, and now a zine. When I used to make a zine in high school and college, I

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Hua Hsu on Suspended in Time - HUMTHRUSH

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