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The latest edition of National Geographic magazine explores the increasing ubiquity of surveillance in contemporary society, what makes birds intelligent, and the wild utopia of The Falklands. So far, to form. There is, however, a twist. The issue is guest-edited...

The latest issue of ‘everyday life interiors magazine’ Apartamento has been out for a few weeks already but deserves recognition for reaching its tenth anniversary. Famously launched without a business plan, the magazine has been an influential part of the...

The question put to us in the latest issue of Australian quarterly New Philosopher is the unanswerable ‘What is the meaning of life?’ It is a topic that is explored in a variety of ways; dissecting the theories of philosophers,...

There is no text on Water Journal’s latest cover. It comprises a hazy photograph of figures running along a sandy beach without, it seems, a care in the world. It is the perfect anecdote for the rest of the magazine....

Korea’s Magazine B is a unique magazine that examines a different brand each month in its bookish format. Subjects have ranged from unique one-offs like Lego, Penguin and ECM to larger concerns like Google, the Champions League and Star Wars,...

This exciting new quarterly, focused on food history, offers a bold, playful take on a somewhat unexplored topic in the print world. Although food history is touched upon in other food mags, Berlin-based Eaten is the first to devote an...