» Interesting Times #05 «

Featuring 96 pages of our sharpest content to date, it is not only the largest issue we've produced, but also the most intense. As usual, the Interesting Times Magazine brings you interesting reviews, articles and interviews; indispensable thoughts from our authors on how to survive the turbulent days of the present.

Table of contents
  • Review: The 4 Hour Work Week, by Tim Ferriss
  • Top 10 tips and hacks
  • The Hank Rearden of Scandinavia, an interview with Morten Lund
  • Should we sell out?
  • How to network awesomely in the world of Cyberpunk 2010
  • Lovestyle design
  • Review: How to get rich, by Felix Dennis
  • A student's unusual academic success
  • The Ferrisspunk Manifesto
  • Do as I think, not as I say
  • Under the bar
  • So you want my lifestyle, Treasure hunter
  • Lifestyle design from the survivalist perspective
  • How they made a billion
  • Picking up girls with the 8 circuit model
  • Hacking songwriting
  • Standing out in the crowd
  • So you want my lifestyle, Mad inventor
  • The Chinese e-boom minefield

» Interesting Times #04 «

After much delay we are finally able to present to you issue #4. It's been a long wait, but on a positive note we beat both the release of Duke Nukem Forever and the 2nd coming of Christ. And it comes with 100% satisfaction guarantee!

Filled to the brim with interesting life lessons, articles and reviews it's sure to blow your mind.

Table of contents
  • Adventure dad
  • Life lessons from the far-flung future: What science fiction has taught me about life in the modern world
  • Life lessons from Robert A. Heinlein, part II
  • Review: The Art of Shen Ku: The Ultimate Traveler’s Guide of this Planet AKA The First Intergalactic Artform of the Entire Universe
  • Cyberpunk tribes: From networks to phyles
  • Id theft Opsec: "The most important question for 2010 is not IF but WHEN!"
  • The new arms race: Staying ahead of the curve in the pick up community
  • Fat gripz: a review
  • Wanted
  • Cybergeddon: thoughts on the coming Sino-Anglo showdown
  • White boy warfare or the "military horizon"
  • Master of facebook: an interview with pick-up guru Action Jackson
  • Counter-insurgency lessons for the modern first world citizen
  • Food Production Systems for a Backyard or Small Farm
  • Medical Tradecraft: What you need to know to make it – or fake it

» Interesting Times #03 «

The stuff inside the third issue is so hot I'd feel dirty writing a proper description (hint: there's some stuff about Japanese sexbots). Were I you, I'd definitely check it out! Seasons greetings from the Interesting Times crew!

Table of contents
  • Terraforming Planet Earth: Lifestyle hacking the permaculture way
  • Adventure Racing: the sexy polymath of endurance sports
  • Cannibal zombies attack North America; a "movie review" by Sgt. Skull
  • Will to Power; personal development for Nietzschean Supermen
  • Sanity-checking your social Interactions
  • Intel Report: Predictions for 2010
  • East Anglia Cyberpunk Noir: the deconstruction of Climategate
  • Muscle and babe connoisseur: an interview with Nate Green of T-Nation.com
  • An introduction to male enhancement

» Interesting Times #02 «

Issue number two is oozing of coolness and features, among other things an exclusive interview with the two cyber-legends, Sean Kennedy and James "cimmerian" O'Brien of RantMedia! Have a look, you won't regret it.

Table of contents
  • History
  • Review: Got Fight? The 50 zen principles of hand-to-face combat by Forest Griffin
  • True Romance: Time enough for love in the age of cold science?
  • Trenchside with SKTFM and Cimmerian of Rantmedia - the grand old men of Canadian cyberpunk
  • Intel report: the Scandinavian survivalist underground
  • Join the military: for fun, profit and personal development
  • Social networks: A gift from the gods of the Internet or a social engineer’s dream?
  • Sarging in Sweden
  • Life lessons from Robert A Heinlein
  • Review: Body by eats by Leigh Peele
  • Review: The body fat solution by Tom Venuto

» Interesting Times #01 «

Issue number one, our very first; the dawn of a new era! Contents include an article on our corner of the world, Sweden, as well as an article on using RPGs as a tool for personal development and some interesting book reviews.

Table of contents
  • Cyberpunk 2009: Or how I learned to stop worrying and love these Interesting Times
  • Booze, blondes & blizzards: Why Americans should study in socialist Sweden
  • Uppsala, the city of my dreams
  • Review of The modern survival manual: How to survive the economic collapse by Fernando "FerFAL" Aguirre
  • Review of Emergency: This book will save your life by Neill Strauss
  • So you want my lifestyle: Professional poker player and law school slacker in Sweden
  • Betatesting Life: RPG:s as a tool for personal development
  • Review of Becoming Batman: The possibility of a superhero by Dr. E. Paul Zehr
  • So you want to write for Interesting Times?

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