The iconic source of historical discussion and debate has published its 300th issue this week, and it is not one to be missed. The issue delves into each of the Seven Wonders, as well as pieces on women’s history and a “bumper” sized quiz to test your knowledge. Exact Editions offers access to the modern archive with over a decade’s worth back issues to peruse, please click here for more information.
BBC History Magazine is the most popular of its … Keep Reading
The female-led and focused literary magazine Mslexia has reached a landmark 100 issues since it’s genesis in 1999. This quarterly magazine enables female writers and creatives to flourish, improve, and allows the opportunity to have their work published in the magazine itself. Mslexia has been nurturing female authors with helpful articles & engaging stories, and these be explored from their very infancy on the Exact Editions platform. For more information on the archive as a whole, please click here… Keep Reading
UNESCO celebrates & promotes the “enduring value of philosophy for the development of human thought, for each culture and each individual” on the third Thursday of every November.
This day lands on 16th November this year, and UNESCO encourages its partners to organise workshops, philosophical debates and dialogue, and participation from philosophers and scientists across the world.
The public and mass media representatives are encouraged to join the discourse, and so Exact Editions has collated three articles that promote a … Keep Reading
Anyone with an interest in developing their critical understanding of photography can now subscribe to the complete archive of Source Photographic Review. It has been digitised and made fully-searchable for individuals and institutional subscribers in collaboration with the Exact Editions platform. The archive stretches back to 1992 and is available seamlessly across web, iOS and Android platforms.
Source offers an international perspective on contemporary photographic culture through its features and book review coverage, and an insight into the most … Keep Reading
Since 1972, The Capilano Review has supported and been sustained by a vibrant community of readers, writers, and artists committed to experimentation in writing and art. Based in Vancouver and published three times a year, the magazine has featured work by more than 1,500 contributors across its history. The work collected in each issue is critically and socially engaged, including full-colour art sections and artists’ projects, poetry, fiction, essays, interviews, and reviews.
Subscriptions to a digital archive of literary and … Keep Reading
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