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Ida Yndal, Tinted Issue

Ida Yndal, Tinted Issue

New magazine Tinted Issue is a beautifully crafted piece of editorial design and production, and it’s been satisfying seeing it sell well from or London shop. Founder Ida Yndal, a Copenhagen-based creative director, describes the origins, inspirations and pressures of developing a magazine on her own.

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Misha Kratina, Velvet  Pages

Misha Kratina, Velvet Pages

New mag Velvet Pages is devoted to a bookish audience with an interest in contemporary culture, brimming with literary essays and cultural commentaries, plus profiles on musicians, fashion designers and writers. Co-founder Misha Kratina explains more as she shares her working week.

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Steve Watson, Stack

Steve Watson, Stack

This week in London, ‘Reading Magazines’ will provide a historical context for today’s magazines and look ahead at the magazines of the future. Organiser Steve Watson, founder of the Stack Magazines subscription club, discusses his hopes for the day as he shares his working week and introduces his rescue dog, Forest.

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Leah Gudmundson, Blue Moon

Leah Gudmundson, Blue Moon

Blue Moon brings together a mix of artists, musicians, filmmakers, photographers and writers ‘that are on the margins; figures and harbingers of subcultural movements.’ Founder Leah Gumundson tells us more as she shares her week (away!), her inspirations, and reflections on the first 15 years of her magazine.

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Takuhito Kawashima, Partners

Takuhito Kawashima, Partners

Partners is a magazine about relationships between people, ideas and things. Each issue brings together artists, writers and photographers to explore a single question; for the new, fourth issue, that question is, ‘Who do you follow?’ Editor Takuhito Kawashima introduces his magazine as he shares his week.

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Jack Mills, Space Junk

Jack Mills, Space Junk

Space is back! With countries competing to take advantage of the commercial opportunities, and the excitement of the recent solar eclipse, what better time to launch a magazine celebrating the possibilities of astral travel? Editor Jack Mills introduces the magazine, Space Junk, launched by him and photography director Jo Evendon.

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