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Hello, We hope you are safe and well. We are past 80% now, so almost there! Please spread the word to anyone who would be excited by inspiring new writing, incredible editorial design and a distinct lack of advertising. Just three original signed art... (Read More)

What could – and indeed, should – a magazine look like in 2020? That was the question British publishing veterans Dan Crowe and Matt Willey asked themselves when their latest collaboration, INQUE – a large-format literary magazine launched last month – was in its nascent stages. As the founders of Avaunt and Port magazines (at the latter, Crowe is editor and publisher) they were all too familiar with the traditional magazine model; the reliance of advertisers to fund the printing and distribution of a magazine, and the way that such partnerships impact the content inside the pages. (Read More)

Hello there, We hope you are safe and well. A heartfelt thank you for supporting INQUE! We are past 50% now, well on our way, but still some to go. Please spread the word! In case you missed it, we had an exciting announcement this week: Adam Moss,... (Read More)

With so many businesses struggling to survive right now, it's both surprising and encouraging to see new creative endeavors continue to pop up. This week, publishing veterans Dan Crowe and Matt Willey announced their plans to launch Inque, a large-format title dedicated to "Commissioning and publishing diverse global writing next to extraordinary art, design and photography," but with a radical business plan. (Read More)

A new annual literary magazine, INQUE, is being launched by Port Magazine publisher and Granta editor Dan Crowe and the New York Times Magazine's former art director Matt Willey, with a host of stellar contributors. (Read More)