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One of the luxuries of publishing in the independent sphere is the time to make your magazine. While the mainstream business, by necessity, relies on structure and process – hitting a weekly or monthly deadline demands this in terms of...

It’s Printout time again! On 24 March we’ll be looking at the basics of print: the ink, the paper, the process. We’ve invited a selection of magazine makers to speak about their chosen medium, from projects ranging from artisanal limited...

Port launched in 2011, offering its readers a forward-looking alternative to traditional – and very 20th century – men’s magazines by focusing in-depth on design, food, literary thought-pieces and interviews with men of style and distinction who have something interesting...

With client magazines, the true test of their worth is in determining whether the brand’s identity has been properly extended and translated into the printed format. That’s why the latest issue of COS’s magazine gets top marks: for a brand...

The first issue of Pollen is somewhere between being a book, a magazine, a collage, an art catalogue and a science museum brochure. The publication has been put together by a group of philosophy graduate students from the University of...

The National Art Library is the Victoria and Albert Museum’s public reference library, and also serves as the V&A’s curatorial department for the art, craft and design of the book. During a recent visit I was excited to discover the...