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Hard Pack - Issue #5 cooking ‘I Prefer Not To’ canIssue Five of Hard Pack explores speed, snow as form, and melting legacies. Thomas Prior captures the velocity of speed skiing, while Stephan Keppel considers the snowman as a philosophical figure. Cole Richardson speaks with Tracy Kawalik about injury. Fashion features include new work by Julien T. Hamon, Tyler Roste, and Boe Marion. We debut our first play by Adi Eshman and publish essays on Aspen, Latvian animation, and the French literary canon.