🏛️ Architecture & Design Sep 14, 2026 · Rachel Paese

Ira Blossom created a games-only, print-only newspaper — and it’s sold at a newsstand in New York City

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Ira Blossom created a games-only, print-only newspaper — and it’s sold at a newsstand in New York City
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Ira Blossom, a 35-year-old UX research expert, wants people to spend more time away from the digital worlds he studies and more time with themselves and each other.



You bring the pencil, he’ll supply the paper. 



Ira Blossom is the founder and editor-in-chief of Sunday Club, a newspaper company committed to bringing community, relaxation, and small delights back to the weekend. To do it, he’s chosen a nostalgic, yet foundering, medium: the newspaper. Sunday Club’s motto: All game

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