Journal tagged by Magazine of the week

The recent big-name signings by previously unheard-of Chinese football teams are just the latest symptom of the sport’s increasing international reach. And while the English Premier League has played a major part in this spread, the increase in coverage of...

Screen Shot is a new London-based project that attempts to combine the reflectivity of traditional publishing with semi-short and digital-friendly content. Twice a year it will transform into a tangible magazine featuring what’s gone up online, and this is its...

When we talk about large magazines we generally mean large in extent, the number of pages. This Copenhagen title has only 52 pages yet is the largest magazine we’ve seen for some time, possibly since 80’s favourite Manipulator. Plethora’s pages...

We’ve seen a few heavyweight tomes arrive at magCulture HQ recently; last week we featured the new Alpine Review, a 306-page wonder, and the 232-page second issue of HOLO is awaiting attention. But this week’s magazine of the week Footnotes...

This is an incredible magazine – fascinating in its scope and breadth of coverage. Issue three of The Alpine Review has been a year-and-a-half coming now, so it’s no wonder that it’s a tome. I feel like a write-up can’t...

Every issue of Trademark Publishing’s Picnic magazine showcases a new project by a different artist: the title should be thought of as a printed and portable exhibition (a ‘picnic’ exhibition that you can pick up and take with you on...