Books

Bronze Age are an independent publishing company that started last year in the South East of London. They specialise in limited edition artist books created using riso.

In a world somewhat obsessed with high definition, glossy pages and monochrome, sometimes it’s nice to find a damn good lo-fi zine to get your teeth into like this one.

Penguin created this range as a sweet selection of some of the most innovative and pioneering books of our time and they’ve had the covers designed to reflect the content. Each series has been designed with it’s own style and colour scheme. If you ever need inspiration for type and…

Day Zine are taking over ‘Uncontained’ at Boxpark Shoreditch on the 21st June. They make a zine a day and the next issue will be made in the duration of the day, you can go along and contribute. So get off the sofa and get involved! Day Zine was last…

Ned Beauman’s debut novel Boxer Beetle is tantalisingly dark and obscenely clever. The cover alone is enough to persuade anyone in their right mind to purchase it and once you open it, there’s more beautiful design to be admired. Credit to Lorenzo Petrantoni for creating such a stand out cover,…

Tissue Magazine is not for the bashful. Brought to you by former creators of Nude Paper, Tissue is all synonyms of sex. The oversexed will very much appreciate the sentiment; the undersexed will make good use of it. The print is limited to three colours, black, nude and royal blue,…

96 pages in 2 colors, black and blue, 17 x 21.5 cm
This is the main editorial project of BOLO Paper. BOLO 1 includes the work of 45 contributors from all over the world. The main theme of the first issue is: “Stars are indispensable”. It contains also a music cd…

So it’s time for People Of Print to start giving a verbal hats off to the designers, artists and publishers that push the boundaries of print. It’s these people that ease the ever-growing anxieties about the survival of the publishing industry and we want to salute you. Le Cabinet de…