Journal tagged by Interview

Richard Turley is one of only a handful of people working in magazines today who could be described as advancing the very idea of what a magazine can be. Arjun Basu at the Full Bleed podcast has just interviewed Richard about his work, and we’re excited to present this illustrated transcript of their conversation.

As the final issue of The Happy Reader—the unique collaboration between the Fantastic Man team and Penguin Books—is launched, we publish the text of a 2016 interview with Editor-in-chief Seb Emina. He spoke to Jeremy Leslie about the origins of the magazine and its unique place among literary magazines.

Dutch art director Jaap Biemans is perhaps better known as Coverjunkie, regularly posting the best contemporary magazine covers on his website and Instagram. He also collects vintage magazines, and has curated an exhibition highlighting the relationship between covers and art. He tells us about the show and shares some favourite covers.

Our regular ‘At work with’ post takes a rest this week as we hear from one of the founders of Where the Leaves Fall about their new issue. Guest edited by Brazilian activist Txai, the issue focuses on the destruction of the Amazon rainforest, and how rich and poor nations need to collaborate to solve the climate crisis.

‘This is about the survival of vast swathes of the planet—half-baked commitments won’t cut it’. It’s Freezing in LA! editor Martha Dillon tells us about their latest issue and shares thoughts on COP26 and what we can do in response to the climate crisis.

Happy 10th birthday Wired UK! We asked Andrew Diprose, its art director since launch, and latterly group creative director, to offer his perspective on those ten years and select his favourite five front covers. Andrew has previously worked for titles...