UO Book Club: February
We’re all guilty of scrolling and consuming content through a screen, so this UO Book Club we recommend you take a breather and fully immerse yourself in a new independent magazine. Sit back and enjoy something tangible, digest every page, take in the photography, read every interview and appreciate the true beauty of print. Pour yourself a cuppa and check out the latest issue of your favourite title or discover a publication you’ve never read before.
Gal-Dem Zine
“Committed to sharing perspectives from women and non binary people of colour”
Issue #4 of gal-dem, “The Un/Rest” issue focuses on the high-lows of modern life while highlighting the creativity of women and non-binary people of colour.
Featuring interviews with Little Simz, Tierra Whack and Paralympic record-breaker Kadeena Cox, alongside Candice Carty-Williams, Mariam Khan, Naomi Shimada, Yasmin Rahman, Victoria Princewill, and Jay Bernard.
“Committed to sharing perspectives from women and non binary people of colour”
Issue #4 of gal-dem, “The Un/Rest” issue focuses on the high-lows of modern life while highlighting the creativity of women and non-binary people of colour.
Featuring interviews with Little Simz, Tierra Whack and Paralympic record-breaker Kadeena Cox, alongside Candice Carty-Williams, Mariam Khan, Naomi Shimada, Yasmin Rahman, Victoria Princewill, and Jay Bernard.
Kinfolk Magazine
“Delving deeply into home, work, style and culture, Kinfolk promotes quality of life and connects a global community of creative professionals from London to Tokyo.”
Issue #38 of American lifestyle magazine Kinfolk. The winter issue focuses on the rituals and ceremonies that bind communities, exploring old ceremonies and new ways of celebrating life.
“Delving deeply into home, work, style and culture, Kinfolk promotes quality of life and connects a global community of creative professionals from London to Tokyo.”
Issue #38 of American lifestyle magazine Kinfolk. The winter issue focuses on the rituals and ceremonies that bind communities, exploring old ceremonies and new ways of celebrating life.
Fantastic Man
“The groundbreaking style magazine for modern men”
Issue #32 of bi-annual magazine Fantastic Man, the ultimate gentleman's style journal. This issue explores the personal, political and stylistic aspects of hair and discusses the future of menswear. Includes features on artist Martin Margiela, hair specialist Jawara, pop singer Rex Orange County, designer Raf Simons, artist Alvaro Barrington, streetwear pioneer Gee Schmidt and movie start Riz Ahmed.
“The groundbreaking style magazine for modern men”
Issue #32 of bi-annual magazine Fantastic Man, the ultimate gentleman's style journal. This issue explores the personal, political and stylistic aspects of hair and discusses the future of menswear. Includes features on artist Martin Margiela, hair specialist Jawara, pop singer Rex Orange County, designer Raf Simons, artist Alvaro Barrington, streetwear pioneer Gee Schmidt and movie start Riz Ahmed.
tmrw Magazine - The Weeknd Issue
“Tomorrow was so yesterday”
This special edition of tmrw Magazine is dedicated to The Weekend. Celebrating his first mixtape’s tenth anniversary, this collector's edition features photography, features and interviews with the Canadian musician, printed on premium paper.
“Tomorrow was so yesterday”
This special edition of tmrw Magazine is dedicated to The Weekend. Celebrating his first mixtape’s tenth anniversary, this collector's edition features photography, features and interviews with the Canadian musician, printed on premium paper.
HIGHTech Magazine by Highsnobiety Issue #21
“A Magazine by Highsnobiety returns with its gaze fixed on the future.”
Issue #21 of lifestyle magazine HIGHTech by Highsnobiety. This issue features Lil Nas X on what the future holds, interviews with Juliana Huxtable, Naomi Osaka, Janaya Khan, Wim Hof and Jamaal Bowman, among others.
“A Magazine by Highsnobiety returns with its gaze fixed on the future.”
Issue #21 of lifestyle magazine HIGHTech by Highsnobiety. This issue features Lil Nas X on what the future holds, interviews with Juliana Huxtable, Naomi Osaka, Janaya Khan, Wim Hof and Jamaal Bowman, among others.
Crack Magazine - The Collections, Vol. 1, Autumn/Winter 2020
“An independent platform for contemporary culture”
The Collections, Vol. 1, is a special edition from Crack Magazine. Features never before published articles as well as the past year's best-off in interviews and photography, alongside four new stories and covers.
“An independent platform for contemporary culture”
The Collections, Vol. 1, is a special edition from Crack Magazine. Features never before published articles as well as the past year's best-off in interviews and photography, alongside four new stories and covers.



