Director of Story Publishing, Rupert Cornford tells us about his favourite title, Delayed Gratification. He loves the infographic approach which breaks down complex and emotional stories into facts, making it powerful and palatable.
Alex Hadden tells us about the magazine she keeps coming back to, Idler. The magazine reinforces the concept that idleness can be a great time to learn something new or just enjoy a simpler life.
Roddy McRae talks about his love of cycling and The Ride Journal – a series of ten beautifully designed, written and illustrated magazines from Andrew and Philip Diprose.
Caroline Parkinson, Sector Lead for the Creative Industries at the University of Edinburgh, talks about her life as a photographer and fashion designer, and how magazines like Elle have given her inspiration and ideas for her own work.
Daniel Miele, Sales and Marketing Co-ordinator for indie publisher Luath Press in Edinburgh, talks about one of his favourite titles, Huck. Huck began as a surfing title, but has evolved to be a magazine that ‘celebrates independence, seeking out the artists, activists and creative pioneers who are challenging mainstream culture.’ Dan tells us more about the content and gives a special mention to an advertiser and one of his favourite brands too.
