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THE SMART VIEW is an independent magazine with a focus on mobile photography.Born in 2015 and housed by the Instagram Account @thesmartview, it is a platform where photographers around the world can submit their work to get featured, published and exhibited by TSV. Today, our #magazinemonday features the brand new photo zine edition of the magazine. The TSV_ZINE was launched in june 2019 and aims to engage TSV’s Instagram community every month to submit their works according to specific themes, curated from the hashtag submissions. According to the founder and editor Rosa Roth, the topic of this first call was not easy for the Instagram community - a world so dominantly ruled by the selfie. The first issue invites you for an intimate walkthrough moment to observe 32 different perspectives about one’s inner self, showcasing works of international photographers on the topic ‘Self-Reflections’.

Curious to find out what is inside? TSV will be one of the exhibitors at Indiecon. Save the date: https://www.facebook.com/events/1280650965429349/

Title: TSV_ZINE

Subtitle: Self-Reflections

Language: English

Publisher:  THE SMART VIEW

Editorial office: Hamburg

Topics: Photography

First edition & publication frequency: June 2019, bi-monthly

Copy price: 12,00 €

Subscription price: -

Circulation: 250

Channels of distribution:  Online-Shop of TSV

Website: www.thesmartview.de

Facebook: @thesmartview

Twitter:

Instagram: @thesmartview

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Today's #magazinemonday presents a publication that will take you from Athens to Tokyo, passing through L.A and stopping by many cities that we love. Not like your touristic travel guide book, Desired Landscapes Magazine is a hybrid of magazine and city guide that brings unique narratives and points of view about different cities, portrayed by storytellers of today. Through poetry, street photography, interviews and first-person short stories, the first issue reveals hidden secrets of the metropolis, as well as tales of its past and future-projections. Different paper textures, artworks and great travel tips also blend the issue that has just the right size for your pocket, making it perfect for travellers and magazine lovers.

Next September, Desired Landscapes will come all the way to Indiecon with a brand new issue. We wonder where it will take us next time. ✨

Title: Desired Landscapes  Subtitle: A magazine reading into cities Language: English Publisher: Self-published Editorial office: Athens Topics: travel, city guide, culture, architecture, photography, design, lifestyle First edition & publication frequency: First edition published in Summer 2018, published twice a year Copy price: 16 Euros Channels of distribution: Own website and stockists Website: https://desired-landscapes.com Facebook: Desired Landscapes Magazine Instagram: @desiredlandscapes

Meet them next September at Indiecon! More information here. 🌈

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The Architect Zaha Hadid inspires the first issue of Akin Magazine. The young publication not only explore her journey but also tells the story of many successful women who were influenced by her work and gave continuity to her legacy. Find articles about the influence of fashion on architecture, the effect of the London Aquatics Centre on the 2012 Olympics performance and discover one of Zaha's favourite places to dine on a Sunday. Akin is a magazine inspired by people, featuring one different brilliant mind and their universe, every issue. Who do you think will be next?

Title: Akin Subtitle: A magazine inspired by people Language: English Publisher: Alice Daisy Pomfret Editorial office: N/A Topics: Art, Culture, Lifestyle, Fashion, Sport First edition & publication frequency: Jan 2019, Biannual Copy price: £10 Subscription price: N/A Circulation: 250 Channels of distribution: Shops Website: www.akinmagazine.com Facebook: Akin Magazine Twitter: N/A Instagram: @akinmagazine

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Founded in 2012 in Weimar and now based in Berlin, Die Epilog is an annual magazine compilating texts, reports, poetry and photography through the lenses of contemporary culture - one topic per issue. On its eighth edition, named ‘Große Plane - Wird schon schiefgehen’, it brings to the table the facets of plan-making in a world where everything must be meticulously thought out beforehand; questioning and answering the necessity of strategy, from political-structural issues to music improvisation, stopping by many other perspectives throughout the pages. On 7-8 September, Die Epilog goes even further north on the map to take part at Indiecon 2019. Planner or not, save the date on your calendar and join us for a two-day publishing fair in Hamburg!

Title: Die Epilog Subtitle: Zeitschrift zur Gegenwartskultur Language: German Publisher: Die Epilog e.V. Editorial office: Berlin-Kreuzberg Topics: everyday culture in the lives of 'our' generation, societal changes, cultural theory First edition & publication frequency: 1st issue: 2013 - since 2016: one issue per year Copy price: € 10 Subscription price: € 10 Circulation: 5.500 Channels of distribution: press wholesale, online, subscription, specialized book & magazine shops Website: www.die-epilog.de Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/die.epilog/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/die_epilog Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dieepilog/

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This week #magazinemonday presents the brand new edition of a publication that we enjoy a lot. Issue #32 of The Weekender comes with more pages, revised design and an extra dose of curiosity in each story. Leaf through it to meet the illustrator and hobby-ornithologist Luca Schenardi and find out if birds in Switzerland sound different than the ones in Germany. Visit the Belgium fashion designer LRNCE in her adopted country of Morroco and accompany another Luca, who travelled through South America with an e-bike for seven months and documented his journey with his camera. It doesn't stop there. These stories and many others are joined buy breath-taking pictures and beautiful illustrations. But this you can already tell by the dope cover. ✨

The Weekender will be at Indiecon waiting for you 🌈 More info here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1280650965429349/

Title: The Weekender Subtitle: Magazin für Einblicke und Ausflüge Language: deutsch Publisher: Dirk Mönkemöller & Christian Schneider Editorial office: Köln & Berlin Topics: Wohnen, Reisen, Essen, Handwerk, Natur First edition & publication frequency 2011, seit 2019 halbjährlich, davor quartalsweise Copy price: 12 Euro Subscription price: 28 Euro (D), 38 (Welt) Circulation: 10.000 Channels of distribution: Bahnhöfe, Shops, Hotels etc. Website: the-weekender.com Instagram: @theweekendermagazine

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Les Others is a magazine dedicated to all the adventure seekers out there. Published twice a year, each edition revolves around a different theme. The ninth one, entitled The Progression Issue, is marked by a redesign and an update of the magazine's formula, embracing all the meanings that the topic suggests. The main goal is to reconnect people with nature by presenting a new definition of adventure: more creative, more sustainable and more accessible. To reach that, 304 pages are filled with photo series, essays and interviews on topics like the transmission of knowledge through generations and how a new theory comes to life, joined by pictures from photographers from many different places of the world. Les Others will either make you contemplate its inspiring stories for hours or leave the couch right away and create your own. We are fine with both.

Title: Les Others Magazine Subtitle: Fresh air & creativity Language: French / English Publisher: Les Others Editorial office: Les Others Topics: Adventure, outdoor world, photography First edition & publication frequency: The Morning Issue (April 2015) / Biannual Copy price: 16 euros until the 8th / 20 euros from the 9th Subscription price: 30 euros (2 vol.) / 45 euros (3 vol.) / 60 euros (4 vol.) Circulation: 10 000 Channels of distribution: Online shop & worldwide specialist dealers Website: www.lesothers.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LesOthers/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/LesOthers?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lesothers/?hl=fr

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At their Hamburg-based HQ, our hometown fellows from Textem Verlag publish, twice a year, the magazine Kultur & Gespenster. Since 2006, the publication presents a high bandwidth stream of essays, documentaries, art and literature towards culture and society. In their own words: "pushing firmly against the tendency of stupidity". The 20th issue brings texts from 17 different writers about alternative forms of publications in both analogue and digital times, since the 1960s. Unter Dem Radar is a bold issue about magazines, taking in consideration the aesthetics, communication structures and the journalistic contexts present in the underground spectrum.

Title: Kultur & Gespenster Language: German Publisher: Textem Verlag Editorial office: Schäferstraße 26, 20357 Hamburg Topics: Culture, Art, Philosophy, Literature, First edition & publication frequency: 1st edition in 2006, published bi-annually Copy price: 16,- € Subscription price: 15,- € includes free delivery Circulation: 800 copies Channels of distribution: book shops, online Website: kulturgespenster.de Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kulturundgespenster/ Instagram: @textem

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Today’s #magazinemonday post will not only arouse your cravings for food, but also for eating in a better way. Seasonal and printed on demand, The Preserve Journal is a magazine for sustainable food. The first issue was collected during 2018/2019 winter, resulting in 116 pages of one delightful publication that brings together chefs, farmers, foragers, poets and scientists to highlight the importance of sustainable food culture. Among poems reflecting on the seasons that are gone and yet to come, you will find stories and articles about fermentation, bacterias, foraging, and many hints on how to make the best out of what mother nature gives us at every season. The Preserve Journal puts our fast-food society on pause, being a reminder that what is good for the earth, is also good for us all.

Title: The Preserve Journal Subtitle: Sustainable Food Magazine Language: English Publisher: Self-published Editorial office: Copenhagen Topics: Food, sustainability, food systems, food culture, preservation, food production, foraging, food safety, environmental preservation, activism First edition & publication frequency: First edition published in Spring 2019 called "The Preserve Journal Issue no 1", published around 3-4 times a year Copy price: 19 Euros Subscription price: 70 Euros for 4 issues Circulation: 1000 copies Channels of distribution: Own website and stockists Website: www.thepreservejournal.com Facebook: The Preserve Journal Twitter: Instagram: @thepreservejournal

Meet them next September at Indiecon! More information here. 🌈

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#magazinemonday on a Tuesday because we were immersed in all the amazing publications that will be at Indiecon. ✨🌈

What you see over there is the cover of the last issue of BELLA triste, a publication dedicated to contemporary German literature.

It has been on the run for eighteen years, and since then, it showcases different text formats; publishing prose, essays, interviews, reflections and visuals by German-speaking authors.

The issue nr. 53 comes straight out of the winter depression to the shelves on this spring, presenting eighty-nine pages filled with stories from nine different writers, who transit amongst various text styles and deal with topics from science to culture and history to the future.

Catch BELLA triste next September at the Indiecon Island Residency. More info about the Indiecon Island Residency soon. Stay tuned 😉 

Title: BELLA triste Subtitle: Journal for young Literature Editorial office: Neustädter Markt 3-4, 31134 Hildesheim Editors: Elske Beckmann, Carla Hegnon, Simone Lechner, Selma Matter, Judith Rinklebe and Mirjam Wittig Topics: Belletristik First edition & publication frequency: 2001, three issues per year Copy price: 6,00 Euro Circulation: 2.000 copies Website: http://www.bellatriste.de Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bellatriste.netz/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/triste_bella/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/triste_bella

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Can you remember how love used to work before the internet? 💞

Spontaneous real-life meetings (the ones that might eventually end-up on long-lasting marriage) seems like stories we can only find on a Netflix catalogue. But on today’s #magazinemonday publication, our liquid love society disintegrates with the first issue of Meantime Magazine: a collection of love stories from Singapore’s past. Mixing different types of paper, unique Japanese bookbinding and many printed surprises along the way, this magazine is just as beautiful as the stories it tells. Memories are revisited and shared by ordinary people that lived in the country, each one going back to a different time-frame of Singapore’s history. Forbidden love, arranged marriage, and love-at-first-sight are some of the topics you will find among the beautiful analogue family photographs. 

We highly recommend reading it while listening to your favourite romantic playlist and taking some time to absorb every detail. You will definitely want to give a call to your grandparents to hear about how they met after that.

Meantime will be joining us at this year’s edition of Indiecon. Save the date on the event (https://www.facebook.com/events/1280650965429349/) and come by to see the publication at hand! 🌈 Title: Meantime Subtitle: Issue #1: Love Language: English Publisher: Self-published Editorial office: Singapore Topics: History, love, current affairs First edition & publication frequency: 2019; Published annually Copy price: 30 Singapore dollars (S$30)/£16.00/€20/US$22 Subscription price: N.A. Circulation: 300 copies Channels of distribution: Website shop, Singapore's independent bookstores, Stack Magazines Website: http://meantime.sg Facebook: http://facebook.com/meantime.sg Twitter: N.A. Instagram: http://instagram.com/meantime.zine