#stackmagazines

[marinaesmeraldo]

Been doin' all of the above during my time in my sunny country. #tb to this piece I made for @stackmagazine's summer edition of their surprise postcards for subscribers. 💦🌞👙⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ #illustration #marinaesmeraldo #summer #pool #reading #bikini #sexy #color #colour #stackmagazines #illustratorsofinstagram (em Fortaleza, Brazil)

[latterlymagazine]

Here's the deal: Tomorrow evening, we're going to send our subscribers a code for 10% off a Stack subscription. They deliver high-quality, hard-to-find indie mags to your doorstep for much less than the cover price.

But, only our paid subscribers get the deal. That means you have 24 hours. You know what to do. (And our journalists, whose work you fund, will be ever grateful.)

Go! http://latterlymagazine.com/checkout/

[qved]

Speaker: Steve Watson from Stack Magazines

Steven Watson is the founder of Stack, the subscription service that delivers a different independent magazine every month. His magazine career began in 2000 when he started writing for FHM (at the time his favourite magazine) and while his tastes have changed since those early days, his passion for magazines remains undimmed.

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[coffeetablemags-blog]

Indiecon 2014

If you live in Germany or near by, you should definitely be in Hamburg at the beginning of September to take part at Indiecon 2014. It will be a festival about independent publishing and international independent magazines. They will have a lot of interesting speakers, like Kai Brach (editor and publisher of Offscreen) or Steven Watson (from Stack, the subscription service for independent magazines) and many more.

It goes without saying, that we will be there as well. So see you there!

More information: www.wasistindie.de

[panurgic-felicific-blog]

//stack magazines - magazines that matter

Steve Watson the founder of stack magazines has created not only a community for those who are very fond of independent publishing and editorial design but also a service which selects the best independent magazines and delivers them direct to your door every month. 

"I started Stack because I think people want something better to read. There are piles of fantastic magazines out there just waiting to be discovered, and Stack makes it cheaper and easier than ever for people to find and enjoy them."

"It’s hard work for small independent publishers to reach readers – there are only a handful of shops around the world that offer a really great selection of titles, and that number is shrinking all the time. Stack brings you the joy of discovering great independent publishing, but with less hassle and at a lower cost than the shops."

Personally it's a privilege to be part of the Stack Student Union as not only does the Stack magazine inspire creatives through the use of it's blog (http://www.stackmagazines.com/blog/) but also Stack magazine brings awareness globally to those who may not of heard about these beautiful independent magazines. 

Subscribe now: http://www.stackmagazines.com

[povvy]

stack

So I was browsing through the website of one of my favourite (free) music magazines, Loud and Quiet and I stumbled across this article, which is about a fucking awesome magazine subscription service called Stack. Basically you pay for a yearly subscription to the service, and each month they send you a different independent magazine (which is brilliant in itself), but the beauty of it is you never know which one you're getting. 

Stack is a unique service that brings together the best independent English language magazines from around the world and delivers them direct to your home. Beautifully made and offering an intelligent, alternative view of films, music, art and whatever else crosses their pages, they guarantee a fresh perspective on the world. Every Stack delivery is a surprise – you never know what you’re going to get next, but you do know that it will be an excellent independent magazine that you probably wouldn’t otherwise have found.

I love love love this idea. Would so sign up if I had some money/wasn't moving to France in 4 months.