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South London’s Friends on the Shelf is a magazine about conversations. It was inspired by a book by Jenna Baily called Can Any Mother Help Me?, about the Cooperative Correspondence Club (CCC) – a publication that ran from the 1930s...

As it seeks to elevate the voices of sick and disabled people, Norwich’s Sick magazine suddenly finds itself sharing a message for a wider audience. Since the first coverage of the pandemic swamped the news, panicked conversations about self-isolation, boredom...

Bumble magazine is back with its fourth issue. ‘Inspired by the beauty of nature’, the mag spotlights wildlife in the UK, as well as showcasing artists and authors who take inspiration from the natural world. Think tree and animal identification,...

Literary magazine Bad Form sets out to celebrate non-white literary voices, in the process reminding us of the joint hypocrisy of the magazine and book publishing industries. Despite the publishing industry’s self-image as a liberal, even radical, environment, it continues...

The World of Interiors is a favourite of staff and customers alike at magCulture – one of the few ‘traditional’ magazines that has stood the test of time and come out stronger. The mag is (almost) 40 years old –...

After two years, Cabinet is back with a printed issue. I spoke to founder and editor-in-chief Sina Najafi about the past, present and future of the magazine. ‘We announced in 2018 that we would do three more print editions then...