Meat magazine

meat magazine is a UK-produced independently published bi-monthly magazine.[2] It showcases new art and writing talent. It crosses the boundary between zine and magazine culture.

meat magazine
EditorJames Pallister
Nick Hayes
CategoriesArt magazine
FrequencyBi-monthly
PublisherComag
Year founded2004
CountryUnited Kingdom
Based inLondon[1]
LanguageEnglish
Websitewww.meatmagazine.co.uk

Its strapline proclaims "Having an opinion is vital - expressing it, more so. Get your work seen. Publish or Perish."

The founding editors hail from Reading, Berkshire (Nick Hayes) and Durham (James Pallister).

Winner of the Guardian Student Media Awards for best new small budget publication and runner up for best publication design in 2004.

It is retailed in Borders nationwide and many independent bookshops and galleries including the ICA and Tate Modern.

Press Coverage

meat magazine has featured in the International Herald Tribune, The Sunday Times, Esquire, Magazine News and women's writing magazine Myslexia amongst other publications.

Meat Creators

  • James Pallister - founding editor, designer[1]
  • Nick Hayes - founding editor, cartoonist[1]

Meat Guest Editors

March 2009

  • Tori Flower
  • Naomi Wood

Meat Collaborations

  • As Yet Collective - Acoustic Musical Collective[3]
  • James Dawe - Illustrator aka Photomontadawe
  • Jeremy Warmsley - Singer/Songwriter
gollark: Throw in some cheese and onion crisps and it's a deal.
gollark: Hmm... got offers of a CB silver and CB copper, random hatchlings (CB, probably), and an ER CB copper...
gollark: I've got a bunch with 10-20 minutes to go (3) so they're staying unfogged but ready to be viewed now.
gollark: I APd it. I wonder who got it.
gollark: Come on, ND experiment I was going to run but couldn't find catchers for but which is set to die in 40 seconds, hatch!

References

  1. Roisin Kiberd (27 November 2009). "Meating of Minds". Varsity. Retrieved 26 October 2016.
  2. "Independent magazines". Magforum.com. Retrieved 26 October 2016.
  3. As Yet Collective - Acoustic Musical Collective Archived 2007-06-21 at the Wayback Machine
  4. Daniel Eatock website
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