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Typography confronts us everywhere: in books and newspapers, on road signs, product packaging and political leaflets. It is ubiquitous to the point of mundanity. But while the typeface might be secondary to the message, it remains crucial to the way we respond. Fonts spark emotions; they evoke eras and ideologies. Some, like Edward Johnson’s for […]

“Kyoto is famous for its masterpieces of Japanese architecture, including many listed as National Treasures, Important Cultural Properties and World Heritage… Yet when visitors ask me what to see, I often recommend just walking or cycling aimlessly through Kyoto’s backstreet neighbourhoods… …it is here that the modest magic of the ordinary reveals itself.” More than […]

Here is the essential edit of the 550+ hottest spots to eat, drink, shop, sleep, and hang out in London for the next six months. Written by a London-based team, the guide has a special focus on emerging local designers, independent boutiques, small neighbourhood bars and fresh new restaurants that no other guide knows about […]

A beautifully crafted graphic novel adaptation of Harper Lee’s beloved American classic, voted the #1 Great American Read 2018. ‘Shoot all the bluejays you want, if you can hit ‘em, but remember it’s a sin to kill a mockingbird.’ A haunting portrait of race and class, innocence and injustice, hypocrisy and heroism, tradition and transformation […]

The most fascinating apartments have always been those that reflect…..

Liv Strömquists nya seriealbum Kunskapens frukt handlar om det som brukar kallas för det kvinnliga könsorganet . Vad är det för något? Och varför har mänskligheten ett så extremt…..

Kemisten Leo Kall fullbordar statens kontrollsystem genom att ta fram ett sanningsserum som får medborgarna att erkänna sina innersta tankar och drömmar. En efter en avslöjas de utvalda försökspersonerna och deras längtan efter Ökenstaden platsen där kärlek och frihet får leva fritt och snart börjar även kemisten själv ifrågasätta sin roll som lojal medsoldat. Karin […]

Schadenfreude – enjoying the pain and failures of others – is an all-too-famil- iar feeling. It has perplexed philosophers and psychologists for centuries but, in a time of polarised politics, twitter trolls and ‘sidebars of shame’, has never been more relevant. Recent studies have shown that we smile more at a rival’s loss than at […]