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First issue cover of Cedar Magazine
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Cedar Magazine Issue One

Kirstin March 27, 2018

From the very first page, Cedar Magazine feels like a quintessentially English magazine. Inspired by nature, the photography and articles about gardening and lifestyle are beautifully presented. Bath based magazine The creators of Cedar, Matt Green and Katie Thomas, are based in Bath. I bought a copy of the first issue of Cedar Magazine when…

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A Pilgrimage to Papersmiths, Bristol

Kirstin March 18, 2018

Ever since Papersmiths opened in Bristol I've wanted to visit. Colourful stationery and independent magazines equals my dream come true. I have drooled over Papersmiths' Instagram for ages. And when I finally made the trip, it was just as good as I'd hoped. Papersmiths and independent magazines The shelving covering one long wall of Papersmiths is…

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3 ways I’ve reduced single-use plastic

Kirstin February 26, 2018

An article in Positive News inspired me to write about some of the ways I’ve reduced single-use plastic in my life. A quote from an interview in Positive News with Christiana Figueres stuck with me after reading. Christiana is former UN climate chief, head of Mission 2020, and tireless advocate for curbing carbon emissions. She…

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Perdiz: The Magazine about Happiness

Kirstin January 28, 2018

January is a tough month. Post-Christmas blues combined with rubbish weather and dark nights mean it's not the happiest time of year. However, this month's Stack delivery brightened up January. Perdiz is a billigual magazine about happiness. The idiosyncrasies of people's happiness Perdiz explores the idiosyncrasies of people's happiness through interviews, art and cartoons. In…

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Betty Magazine is Back!

Kirstin January 23, 2018

When I first read Betty Magazine, I had no idea that it would be the second last published issue. I was so sad to discover an amazing independent magazine at the end of its life.  The end of an era In summer 2016, Charlotte Jacklin (Editor) and Charlotte Melling (Creative Director) published the very last issue…

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Foodism Magazine for January Inspiration

Kirstin January 14, 2018

Happy New Year! Carbs on carbs and hibernating is the only thing I want to do in January. So some (vaguely) healthy eating is my resolution for the start of 2018. Especially after how many mince pies I've indulged in over Christmas! Enter Foodism... I picked up Foodism magazine with their issue on Home Cooking to inspire me…

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91 Magazine A/W 2017 cover
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91 Magazine

Kirstin December 23, 2017

Getting to peek into beautiful homes has always been a guilty pleasure of mine. In another life I'd like to be a cat to acceptably peer through people's windows. 91 Magazine, a design and lifestyle magazine, fills the void wonderfully. Caroline Rowland, founder and editor of 91 Magazine, decided to create her own magazine when…

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Double Dagger issue 2 autumn 2017
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Double Dagger

Kirstin November 12, 2017

The most recent Stack delivery I received is the beautiful 2nd issue of Double Dagger, a beautiful broadsheet style magazine about printing. Double Dagger: Letterpress printing I love reading printed magazines and books in the age of Kindles and e-readers, although I know nearly nothing about printing. So I found it fascinating to learn more…

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Cereal independent magazine volume 14
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Cereal Magazine Volume 14: Minimalist Magic

Kirstin November 4, 2017

Cereal magazine is a minimalist travel and lifestyle magazine with thick pages of beautiful photography. It was one of the first independent magazines I read, and I found it refreshingly different to the mainstream, glossy-paged but disposable magazines from high street shops. Cereal Magazine: Crafted for Coffee Tables Instead, Cereal is crafted for coffee tables. Heavy…

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Do What You Want: A Zine About Mental Health

Kirstin October 15, 2017

Do What You Want Magazine: A Mental Wellbeing Zine Do What You Want magazine is a zine about mental health created by Ruby Tandoh, of Bake Off fame, and her girlfriend Leah Pritchard. Both women have suffered from mental health problems and the zine shares many people's experiences, to raise awareness and reduce isolation for other…

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