Racquet Magazine is a quarterly about tennis which celebrates the sport through unique stories, photography and illustration. We go courtside with its co-founder Caitlin Thompson.

“We have no agendas, other than the truth, and we’re not influenced by anyone.” – Morten Grønborg.

“Everybody eats and yet most food magazines are boring” was the observation which prompted Steve Ryan, a former TD contributor, to set up Root + Bone magazine which has now spawned a creative agency.

“It’s more about representing an attitude than a demographic.” – Cian Traynor Deputy Editor of HUCK, a global bi-monthly magazine exploring the many facets of radical culture.

“A platform of inspiring, personal, unexpected, highly familiar or utterly disregarded things. Yet every object can be a ‘MacGuffin’.”

A chameleon magazine that changes every season.

Magnified wraps 2017 with a look at FRANC, a homegrown biannual publication, which has blossomed over its four issues to date.

Extra Extra bills itself as a ‘nouveau magazine erotique’. Justine Gensse, its managing editor, explains why we should read all about it.

Future Fossil Flora dives into the creative culture and history of flowers, and looks at how they influence our culture in modern times.

Four&Sons is both a print and online publication “where dogs and culture collide”. We spoke to its creative director Marta Roca.

Ricarda Messner likes “publishing dreams”. Her latest project, Sofa, launched in Berlin last summer.

The inaugural edition of Anxy is a fantastic collection of essays and considerations on what lies beneath our personal fabric. Its founder and creative director Indhira Rojas explains the genesis of it.

As Mark Gergis watched Syria ‘descend into madness’, he realised his collection of 500 cassettes could in their own small way help preserve and share the sounds of that era.

If you go down in the woods today, You’re sure of a big surprise…

Jeremy Deller, Bohemians F.C. and Erin Quinn’s A.I. photography are among some of our highlights this month.

Fan yourself from this ‘Indian summer’ whilst getting your cultural smarts on with our latest edition.

Whilst reading the ‘Makeshift’ issue of the tremendous Sociotype Journal (see Magnified, pg 58), we happened upon the wonderful work of mender Celia Pym.

Wish You Were Here? A summer illustration special in our August edition.