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Thrilled that ‘The Alternatives’ picked up GOLD at the 47th edition of the Awards. Sharing a glimpse of my son’s drawin...
27/04/2026

Thrilled that ‘The Alternatives’ picked up GOLD at the 47th edition of the Awards. Sharing a glimpse of my son’s drawings in my notebook. Unexpectedly the spark behind the covers of the magazine. Later drawn by his hand.

Designed to be read from both sides:
Small things for a better you.
Big things for a better planet. 🙂🙃
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Here’s what the judges said:
‘The judges were thoroughly impressed by “The Alternatives”, calling it an ambitious, exciting, and brilliantly conceived piece unlike anything typically seen in magazines, with jaw-dropping surprises and flawless moments throughout. They particularly praised the masterful use of two-color design, the interactive element of turning the book around halfway through as a meaningful thematic choice, and the exceptional attention given to every single page, singling out the “Capitalism is a Planet Killer” spread as a standout.’
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Highlighting a handful of illustrations inside our new seasonal lifestyle magazine, The Food Quarterly. Perfect-bound a...
13/04/2026

Highlighting a handful of illustrations inside our new seasonal lifestyle magazine, The Food Quarterly. Perfect-bound and beautifully put together, it celebrates what, how and where we eat. Free inside the newspaper four times a year.
Now moving swiftly onto the Summer edition. ☀️
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It’s been so busy I completely forgot to shout about the launch of our new seasonal lifestyle magazine, The Food Quarte...
13/04/2026

It’s been so busy I completely forgot to shout about the launch of our new seasonal lifestyle magazine, The Food Quarterly. Perfect-bound and beautifully put together, it celebrates what, how and where we eat. Free inside the newspaper four times a year.
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Highlights from the first issue include a masterclass with chef in her home kitchen, seasonal recipes from , baker
 and award-winning author , a column on home cooking from baker .tandoh , cookbook reviews from and chef testing and rating knives.
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Perhaps my favourite part of designing this magazine is building out the lore behind the covers, and how they connect ac...
01/04/2026

Perhaps my favourite part of designing this magazine is building out the lore behind the covers, and how they connect across issues. For this one, the cover shows a man at a desk surrounded by a table of objects. Each object forms part of a larger landscape, referencing stories inside the magazine — stories about fire (the matches), private equity (the cheque), and hand towels (the stained hand).
One of those stories is about an incredible man who turned his home into a homeless shelter.
The clue is subtle: he’s the man sitting at the table, revealed later on the contents page.
Each issue also nods to the previous one in some way.
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In volume three, we brought back the dog from the first issue — this time taking the objects from the table, carrying pieces of the cover’s coded landscape back to his dog bed.
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The Long Read team:
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Editors:  / Clare Longrigg
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Available at:  , .london , and WHSmith stores in the UK and Australia — and at   and Barnes & Noble across the US

Feature 10: Inside VOL3 —  Long Read↓The curious tale of the magnificent Mr Saunders and how his mission to sell proper ...
25/03/2026

Feature 10: Inside VOL3 —  Long Read
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The curious tale of the magnificent Mr Saunders and how his mission to sell proper cheese (and yoghurt and coffee and his other favourite things) in Britain accidentally sparked a food revolution.
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Words: Jonathan Nunn
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The Long Read team:
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Editors:  / Clare Longrigg
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Available at:  , .london , and WHSmith stores in the UK and Australia — and at   and Barnes & Noble across the US

Feature 9: Inside VOL3 —  Long Read↓Is free will an illusion? A growing chorus of scientists and philosophers argue that...
25/03/2026

Feature 9: Inside VOL3 —  Long Read
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Is free will an illusion? A growing chorus of scientists and philosophers argue that free will does not exist. Could they be right?
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Words: Oliver Burkeman
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The Long Read team:
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Editors:  / Clare Longrigg
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Available at:  , .london , and WHSmith stores in the UK and Australia — and at   and Barnes & Noble across the US

Feature 8: Inside VOL3 —  Long Read↓‘Fighting Dirty: For a century, the humble paper towel has dominated public toilets....
24/03/2026

Feature 8: Inside VOL3 —  Long Read
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‘Fighting Dirty: For a century, the humble paper towel has dominated public toilets.
But a new generation of hand dryers has sparked a war for loo supremacy’
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Words: Samanth Subramanian
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Editors:  / Clare Longrigg
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Available at:  , .london , and WHSmith stores in the UK and Australia — and at   and Barnes & Noble across the US

Feature 7: Inside VOL3 —  Long Read↓‘It’s Perfect: How the parenting industry capitalised on the status anxiety of a new...
24/03/2026

Feature 7: Inside VOL3 —  Long Read
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‘It’s Perfect: How the parenting industry capitalised on the status anxiety of a new generation of parents, and ushered in the era of a new status symbol: the performance pram’
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Words: Linda Rodriguez McRobbier
Illustration: .godfrey
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The Long Read team:
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Editors:  / Clare Longrigg
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Available at:  , .london , and WHSmith stores in the UK and Australia — and at   and Barnes & Noble across the US

Feature 5: Inside VOL3 —  Long Read↓‘Despite the rise of headline-grabbing megafires, there are fewer fires burning worl...
20/03/2026

Feature 5: Inside VOL3 —  Long Read
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‘Despite the rise of headline-grabbing megafires, there are fewer fires burning worldwide than ever before. But they are growing weirder and more unpredictable’
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Words: Daniel Immerwahr
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The Long Read team:
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Editors:  / Clare Longrigg
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Available at:  , .london , and WHSmith stores in the UK and Australia — and at   and Barnes & Noble across the US

Feature 4: Inside VOL3 —  Long Read↓‘Chortle chortle, scribble scribble: inside the Old Bailey with Britain’s last court...
20/03/2026

Feature 4: Inside VOL3 —  Long Read
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‘Chortle chortle, scribble scribble: inside the Old Bailey with Britain’s last court reporters’
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Words: Sophie Elmhirst
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The Long Read team:
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Editors:  / Clare Longrigg
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Available at:  , .london , and WHSmith stores in the UK and Australia — and at   and Barnes & Noble across the US

Feature 3: Inside VOL3 — Long Read↓‘My family and other N***s: My father did terrible things during the second world wa...
19/03/2026

Feature 3: Inside VOL3 — Long Read
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‘My family and other N***s: My father did terrible things during the second world war, and my other relatives were also unrepentant N***s. But it wasn’t until I was in my late 50s that I started to confront this dark past.
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Words: Martin Pollack
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Available at: , .london , and WHSmith stores in the UK and Australia — and at and Barnes & Noble across the US

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