Inside:
We're new to The Fence and our first meeting has been a very pleasant one. Falling, for us, into the gap between Clay Hickson's Smudge and Private Eye, and peppered throughout with some excellent, often Rushton-esque, cartooning - this is a funny and engaging newsprint-style mag.
Inside this issue, you'll find fiction pieces from Shipley's own Richard Smythe and features that include the inside story of a salmon smokehouse, creating your own Duchampian DIY counterfeits, and an introduction to Sapphic cinema club The Female Gays.
Elsewhere we find BoJo's taste in art, some escaped iguanas, a ton of reader-submitted graffiti, and a rather depressing chart that shows us that Theresa May is currently earning almost £13K an hour through public speaking engagements...
Expect:
The Fence is a smartly laid out London-based magazine with a literary heart and a satirical bent
Size: 200 x 270mm
Pages: 58