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Simon & Erin, Roughcast

Simon & Erin, Roughcast

Roughcast is a new magazine published to centre freelancers and ‘entertain people who realise it’s worth paying to cosume art’. Two of its founders, editor Simon Doherty and art director Erin Rimmer, share the origins of their magazine the second issue arrives in shops.
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Jeremy Portal, Offal Industries

Jeremy Portal, Offal Industries

Ahead of the launch of new literary/arts mag Offal—the names hints at its content of rescued offcuts and leftovers—we hear from the publisher’s Chief Creative Officer Jeremy Portal. Jeremy discusses the origins of the new mag and its central role within the broader Offal Industry business.
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Anja Charbonneau, Broccoli and Catnip

Anja Charbonneau, Broccoli and Catnip

The first issue of Broccoli was published in 2018, since when founder/editor Anja Charbonneau has added Mushroom People and a series of one-offs to her publications about ‘unusual delights’. She tells us about her working week as the first issue of her latest mag Catnip—‘A Magazine for Cat People’—launches.
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Anaïs La Rocca, Litt

Anaïs La Rocca, Litt

New US literary magazine Litt offers a beautifully art directed read—an immediate attraction is the match that can be ignited on the magazine’s strikable spine. Editor Anaïs La Rocca tells us about the origins of the magazine and discusses its literary ambitions as she shares her working week.
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Henry Rayment-Pickard, ROAM

Henry Rayment-Pickard, ROAM

Sometimes a new magazine just hits a sweet spot, and that’s certainly the case with ROAM, a new launch aiming to make the growing folk artistic movement more inclusive, accessible and forward-thinking. It’s flown off our shelves this past week, so we asked founder Henry Rayment-Pickard to give us the lowdown.
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Nuts #1
New magazines

Nuts #1

Richard Turley’s latest publishing project is a fashion magazine that contains all the regular elements of such a magazine, except the clothes. Nuts (not to be confused with the nineties lads mag of the same name) is a brilliantly off the wall critique of fashion publishing, using Turley’s trademark editorial approach.
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