YANA #3 is the third and final issue of the independent art magazine devoted to what its creators call "emotional juggling," which is juggling considered not simply as technique, sport, or circus skill,  but as a way of thinking about movement, creativity, identity, relationships, and everyday life. The final issue runs to 130 pages and continues YANA's distinctive combination of photography, visual art, personal writing, experimental design, and reflections by people whose lives are connected to juggling. Rather than teaching the reader how to perform tricks, YANA asks what juggling feels like and means to the people who practise it. Issue #3 ranges characteristically between the serious, playful, and wonderfully odd: its subjects include turning worries into multiplex juggling patterns, an investigation into whether anyone actually chose to become a foot juggler on purpose.