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Osman has been a key part of the magCulture team for the last four years. He also edits and designs his own mag, Chutney, a small, beautifully art directed magazine, ‘born out of a disillusionment with mainstream (Western) media and its representation of communities of the Global Majority.’ He explains more as issue four arrives in shops.

London magazine Terrible People has stealthily built up a dedicated readership for its light-hearted examination of the poor behaviour exhibited by our fellow human beings. Art director Oriane Pawlisiak explains more about the magazine as the seventh issue heads for shops, sporting a bright new redesign.

Sarah Richardson has worked as a stylist for the best fashion magazines and consulted with many luxury brands, developing the knowledge she first started building at Central Saint Martins. Last year she launched Beyond Noise, a hefty magazine that reaches beyond fashion to also include music, film, science and the environment.

At magCulture we always love seeing new magazines, especially when they make the type of immediate impression New Papers did when we first held it in our hands. It is a brilliant new zine, deceptively simple in both physical and editorial format. Founding editor Colton Karpman explains more as he outlines his working week.

Sotiris Trechas, aka The Dreamer, is a multidisciplinary artist based in Athens, Greece, from where he publishes Fluffer Everyday magazine. The magazine aims to make your day feel more naughty. As the first in a series of spin-off zines looking at body parts is launched, Sotiris shares his week and inspirations.

Bridge & Tunnel is a new magazine about the banalities of life in contemporary Britain. Inspired by his love of gonzo Journalism, founder Joe Godfroy applies a loving wit to the quirks of his home country. He shares the origins of the magazine and its name as he looks ahead at his week while on a trip to South East Asia.