zimmer magazine
Dedicated to preserving the written word in our contemporary world
Zimmer Magazine was created to keep the written word alive in an era where screens overrun pages and AI threatens to overtake traditional crafts. Social media is tiring and exhausting social media grows ever more exhausting, — why not share something that is timeless?
Keeping the written word alive also means rethinking whose words we uplift. We are dedicated to decolonising your bookshelves — amplifying underrepresented voices, challenging dominant narratives and celebrating stories that have been overlooked for way too long.
November Book of the Month
When Hamnet was published, it was framed as imaginative restoration: a novel that gives flesh and emotional weight to the largely undocumented life and death of Shakespeare’s son, Hamnet, who died in 1596 at the age of eleven.
Hamnet wants to break your heart. Does it earn it?
