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WELCOME TO THE FIRST ISSUE OF MAGAZINE MAGAZINE! I’m really excited to be sharing with you some of the top picks from Magazine Brighton’s new in. Whether you’re a magazine lover or fairly new to this, take a look at some bite sized reviews to get you going. Have a browse through our current favourites and topics that you will (hopefully) love to explore just as much as I do! This issue is the introductory issue, showing you current favourites from the existing library of Magazine Brighton. People often talk about the importance and the beauty in print, so turn to page fourtneen to read our a journalist’s thoughts on the future of print publishing. You, as an existing print reader can also voice your opinion, by reaching out to us on our social media or popping in store to have a chat (and maybe a read?) Make sure you find a magazine to give a try in this issue, venture out of your comfort zone and give your brain the creativity it deserves!
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I W E I W E I W E I V W E I Who said sports and fashion were polar opposites? Season combines Fashion and football for women in an originally male dominated environment. The bi annual magazine is full of editorials with football kits, styled in the football programme format. The zine describe themselves as "excitingly creative" and we certainly agree. The fresh take on imaging and magazine design in an a5 format exhibits diversity within the magazine industry. Even if you're not the biggest fan of either fashion or football, the articles and execution of their ideas is bright, colourful and stand out. Season, Issue 7 - the sustainability issue is out now and available to buy in Magazine Brighton. Be a follower @season_zine
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W E I W E I W E I W E I In this day and age print is extremely important. Gal-dem magazine sheds light on perspectives of women and non b inary people of colour. Political, social, environmental and some just for fun pieces, Gal-dem uses photography, illustration and plain old articles to give a voice to those that may not necessarily have been exhibited in modern media. If you like insightful articles and don’t like mainstream media, this ones for you. Just make sure you appreciate your mothers, sisters, daughters and female icons first. Gal-Dem, Issue 4 – the unrest issue is available now. Check out their opinions @galdemzine
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W E I W E I W E I V W E I It’s important to look after yourself obviously, so pick up the lifestyle mag Lionheart for your first step. Packed with inspirational stories, tips, tricks and interviews, Lionheart focuses on you. The most recent issue focuses on mind and wellbeing, particularly stretching the body and mind. There is art, literature and generally just a positive focus. If youre looking for a sign to start change, this is it! Find more lifestyle ideas @lionheartmag
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W E I V W E I V E I V E I V If you’re looking for some inspiration for yourself, your home, your lifestyle and even your children take a look at Milk magazine. Dedicated to showing you inspiration based upon the latest trends as well as some of their own influences to help you stay ahead of the curve. It’s French origins help influence it’s visuals, being beautifully minimalist but perfectly bold. You can pick up Milk Magazine, Kids Collections and Decoration at Magazine Brighton (in both English and French!). An aesthetically pleasing Instagram @ Milk_Magazine
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Fashion, Politics and why journalism is an ever growing platform for young people (but you already knew that…) Let’s set the scene, the year is 1483 and the printing press has just been invented. Writers, Poets, Journalists and all the other creative scribblers around the world rejoice because they have a way of distributing their work without tirelessly copying out every ink spill, hieroglyphic and intricate drawing of our Solar System. Back here in 2020, we’re seeking inspiration from the writers themselves. Krishna Khakhria has written articles for Dazed, Women’s Republic as well as the big old BBC. Her work favours more of an online platform, but why does she think print is just as important?
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Being from a more online background, what is your favourite print magazine? Im probably going to be a bit biased and say Dazed, yes I have written for their online before but their physical magazine is absolutley beautiful.They really display their articles and photography in such a creative way, thats something that cant be replicated online. What inspires you to write? Oh, all sorts of things! The weather, the political climate, what I am or I see someone wearing. It’s really important to know that my work inspires me Do you think the difference between online and print is significant? I’m not really sure, we’ve only just kind of started online journalism in retrospect. In one way, yes journalism is getting more accessible to everyone because its online, but the message that the writer wants to convey is added to by the layout of the page, accompanying illustrations and even the font. It’s quite hard to replicate that online.
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Being a young journalist, what do you think the future is for you and print? It’s so hard to predict these kinds of things because journalism is so broad, what applies to me really doesn’t apply to everyone else! Hmm, maybe it might go in waves of favour, one year being print and one being online. Print will never die, it has too many sentiments and valuable properties! A bit like how people still print off their photos and hand them round the house, you know? Thank you so much for today Krishna! Do you have any magazines that just dont compare to the online edition that our readers need to check out? Check out little handmade zines for the beauty of that and personal favourties of mine, craft magazines! Frankie is one to check out (all available at Magazine Brighton!)
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U O Y l u o y l u o y u o y You Like Fashion? We Like these. Check out the lastest fashion mags for your next clothing inspiration.
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ht: ssue 100 | Courier Issue 33 | The Homeworker Issue 1 | Monocle Issue 132 | Nomad Issue 8
U O Y l u o y l u o y u o y u You Like travelling? We Like these. Explore the world with these selection of travel mags.
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