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Simon & Erin, Roughcast

Simon & Erin, Roughcast

Roughcast is a new magazine published to centre freelancers and ‘entertain people who realise it’s worth paying to cosume art’. Two of its founders, editor Simon Doherty and art director Erin Rimmer, share the origins of their magazine the second issue arrives in shops.
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Willa Bennett, Highsnobiety

Willa Bennett, Highsnobiety

Launched in 2005 as a streetwear blog, Highsnobiety has grown into a global media brand specialising in music, the arts, fashion and culture. Its flagship print magazine reports from the cutting edge of culture. Editor-in-chief Willa Bennett shares her working week as issue 34 of the quarterly appears in shops.
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Jeremy Portal, Offal Industries

Jeremy Portal, Offal Industries

Ahead of the launch of new literary/arts mag Offal—the names hints at its content of rescued offcuts and leftovers—we hear from the publisher’s Chief Creative Officer Jeremy Portal. Jeremy discusses the origins of the new mag and its central role within the broader Offal Industry business.
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Whitney Mallett, The Whitney Review of New Writing

Whitney Mallett, The Whitney Review of New Writing

One of our favourite new magazines of 2023 was The Whitney Review of New Writing, a large format mag from NY covering literature and other forms of writing—the recent second issue includes a review of the script of ‘Poor Things’. Founder Whitney Mallett explains more about the roots of her bold magazine.
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Marcus Patrick Brown, Picnic

Marcus Patrick Brown, Picnic

Photographer Marcus Patrick Brown has just published the fourth issue of Picnic, featuring a new design and larger format. ‘Food is delicious,’ he tells us, ‘but really, it’s the least interesting thing to talk about and photograph.’ Instead, Picnic focuses on the people behind the food—the chefs and restaurateurs.

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Anja Charbonneau, Broccoli and Catnip

Anja Charbonneau, Broccoli and Catnip

The first issue of Broccoli was published in 2018, since when founder/editor Anja Charbonneau has added Mushroom People and a series of one-offs to her publications about ‘unusual delights’. She tells us about her working week as the first issue of her latest mag Catnip—‘A Magazine for Cat People’—launches.
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