Overleaf’s Newsletter
Overleaf, Stuart WilliamsFor the love of magazines. Celebrating print and paper through our podcast and written reviews. Overleaf reviews the latest indie mags and explores visual culture of the past, present and future of print.
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Travel in print - Edition 01
Behind the global airport newsstands lie a range of creative, researched and passionate projects in print focused on the subject of travel. With popular titles such as ‘Condé Nast Traveller’ and ‘Travel + Leisure’ bringing travel to the mai...
Magazines celebrate David Attenborough's 100th birthday
“Britain’s greatest national treasure,” The Guardian writes on the broadcaster’s 100th birthday. An inspiration to many around the globe, David’s impact is immeasurable. To celebrate over at Overleaf, I wanted to show you a few magazines th...
Independent magazine events Spring 2026 edition
Hello everyone! I hope Spring has found you wherever you are in the world. This was originally posted on the Overleaf website this week so I’ve posted a shortened round-up here with the important details. You can read the full article on th...
Season 2 continues with letters to lovers zine
One of the great things about starting a new year (happy new year, by the way) is the ability to see how far you’ve come and a renewed sense of where you’re going. 2025 was extremely busy for a variety of reasons, but Overleaf is back and I...
New podcast episode drops Friday
Season 2 continues this week with a brand new episode of Overleaf. Episode 2 features special guests Kayley Sonheim and Elise Glaser, the co-founders of Goopy Mag. They also run the creative collective ‘Goopy Girls’, a wider community and n...
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For the love of magazines. A blog and podcast project celebrating independent magazines. Season 2 is out now!
Stuart J. Williams writes about visual culture and arts. He is also a web designer, artist and hosts Overleaf, a podcast about print culture.
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