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London indie The Fence has quietly developed a keen audience for its mix of satire, exposé and fiction, all presented in vivid black and red. Here, editor Charles Baker describes his working week and reveals the origins of the magazine’s name and their inspirations.

This week we head to Hong Kong to hear from Kenny X Li, who has just published the first issue of YeP YeP, an image-only magazine showcasing the city’s creative community and challenging our expectations of life under the political turmoil there over the last two years.

We start the week with Audrey Rose Smith and Vicente Muñoz, founders of new magazine balcony. Its refreshing view of the art world ignores the usual work-fixated narratives of art publishing in favour of conversations with artists about their lives and practice. They share their hopes for the magazine and their week ahead.

We thoroughly enjoyed issue two of La nueva carne and its examination of how our ideas of Beauty are being altered by digitalisation. We speak to editor Samuel Valiante as he plans the third issue, looking at how new technologies are affecting our ideas of Faith.

Multimedia platform shado supports social justice online and via its biannual print publication. We speak to cofounder Hannah Robathan about her week as issue four of the print mag arrives, addressing Youth.

Lucas B.B.is a unique figure in Japanese publishing: an American who helped put Japanese youth culture on the global map with the legendary Tokion magazine. He now publishes travel title Papersky, and we speak to him as issue 64, Kochi, hits shops.