This wrapped collection includes print copies of Issues 5-11.

Issue Five (Spring + Summer 2016) includes interviews with members of Indiana’s first organic dairy farm, recipes designed for road tripping, illustrations of notable figures keeping the Midwest love alive, and the story of a coffee shop that began with a simple yellow cart.

Issue Six (Fall + Winter 2016) includes recipes that will warm you during the cooler months, steps you need to host a beautiful dinner party, and in-depth interviews with an Iowa-based painter, Chicago neighborhood bistro, and independent publishing house in Indiana.

Issue Seven (Spring + Summer 2017) includes interviews with an incredibly talented bartender from a favorite Minneapolis diner and periodical shop owners from Indianapolis, recipes from a farm dinner hosted in the middle of one of Chicago's industrial neighborhoods, and the story behind Missouri's Queen City.

Issue Eight (Fall + Winter 2017) includes a guide to all of the best neighborhoods, shops, and restaurants in St. Louis, an interview with the with the women behind a Minneapolis-based boutique carrying ethically sourced and sustainable merchandise, and delicious, vegetarian recipes ideal for camping in the cooler months.

Issue Nine (Spring + Summer 2018) includes an interview with a husband-and-wife ceramics company in Detroit, recipes created over open fires in the Northwoods of Minnesota, and a profile of a diversified, organic farm in southern Michigan.

Issue Ten (Fall + Winter 2018) includes an interview with a Madison-based environmentalist about living a life with less waste, tips on foraging for and cooking with wild mushrooms, and a photo essay of some of the Midwest’s most beautiful landscapes reaching from South Dakota to Minnesota.

Issue Eleven (Spring + Summer 2019) includes an interview with a Herman Miller archivist, stories of love for Lake Michigan and family cabins, a DIY guide to weaving with found materials, and a stunning collaboration between two floral and design studios.

Issue Twelve (Fall + Winter 2019) includes an interview with photographers who drove across the states creating portraits of grandmothers, a collaborative dinner series aimed at bringing creative women together, seasonal drink recipes highlighting Midwest spirits, and a visit to a multi-disciplinary art and design studio with a focus on activist-driven products.