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First Issue Of Scout London Out Now
New weekly freesheet hits the ever-crowded market.
Lost In London: Autumn Issue Out Now
Peace, wildlife and nature within the nooks and crannies of the city.
New Free Magazine To Launch
After the comical disaster that was the London Weekly, Londoners might be wary to learn that yet another free publication will be littering Tube carriages by the end of September. Called In-Debate, a title that makes it sound like a Liberal Democrat newsletter, the monthly …
Take a Fake: Islington & Finsbury Life Glosses Up Politics
Who knew Floella Benjamin was still around? There’s something ever so slightly suspicious about the new edition of Islington & Finsbury Life magazine. It’s a glossy, gossipy Take-a-Break-style title of the sort one finds in the waiting rooms of dentists and barbershops, full of real …
Smoke 14 Out Now
A new issue of Smoke, ladies and gentlemen. Always cause for celebration. The occasional compendium of short stories, non-fiction, photography and general London adoration is a necessary purchase. 52 pages of solid literature are lightened with the frequent and hilarious intrusions of editor Matt Haynes …
Mark Frith Unveils New Time Out Editor: Himself
When Time Out editor Gordon Thomson resigned in February, Mark Frith was parachuted in to serve as Acting Editor. The former Heat supremo was also tasked with finding a permanent replacement for Thomson. That search is now over with news that Frith himself will front …
Interview: Nutshell Magazine, London’s Newest Lit Mag
It’s got a pigeon on the front, and everything! We need a new coffee table. Our magazine space is already sagging with issues of Smoke, One Eye Grey, Mustard and Litro. This week sees the launch of another excellent independent publication in the shape of …
Review: Between the Covers @ The Women’s Library
‘How Liberated Are You?’ a quiz from a 1978 issue of Cosmopolitan asks. ‘Are you Bridget Jones?’ asks Cosmo today. The former invited readers to reflect on gender roles in their relationships, home life and workplace 30 years ago. The latter asks you to monitor …
The Book Grocer
There’s a rather eerie silence over literary London this week, but with the US election, Bonfire Night and the Lord Mayor’s Show all happening in rapid succession over the next 5 days, we suppose that this is one of those (rare?) occasions when life is …
Time Up For Time Out?
In a wide-ranging interview on Monday, Time Out founder and publisher Tony Elliot revealed that the magazine could become a freesheet. Speaking to Media Guardian, Elliot suggested the weekly listings title is considering reducing the print edition to a slim, freely distributed edition and moving …
