Noor Castellan

No. 4,620, Sunday 8 November 2026

Contents

6 features in this issue, with their folios. Read in order, or turn straight to the department you came for.

Showing 4 projects in Editorial design.

  1. Page 4

    Halyard

    A 61-Year-Old Monthly Sheds Five Typefaces and Finds New Readers

    How a Lisbon magazine of ideas and the sea changed everything a reader can see while keeping its press, its paper and its subeditors, in four weeks and without missing an issue.

    Three issues of Halyard side by side on a black field: an orange July cover with a ferry, a cream May cover with a knotted red rope, and a blue December cover with an anchor.
  2. Page 56

    Seventh Day

    Sunday Section Stops Apologising for Newsprint

    A 42-year-old weekend tabloid, a coldset press at 40 lines an inch, and a staff of three who had to stop being polite about all of it.

    Three Seventh Day section fronts stepped across a black field: a red front showing crossed leeks, a blue front showing a trawler aground on mud, and a yellow front showing a bus on a dark road.
  3. Page 72

    Pith Quarterly

    A Food Magazine Too Poor for Photographs Cuts Its Own Tomatoes

    With no money for a single shoot, an independent Lisbon quarterly built twelve issues on scissors, spot ink and a recipe page you can read from the chopping board.

    Four Pith covers on a cream field: citrus on pine green, broad beans on pink, tomatoes on yellow, sardines on rust.
  4. Page 90

    Margem

    Eighty-Four Films, Four Rooms and a Programme You Can Read in the Dark

    A river-town festival asked for a pocket book a stranger could use in a queue at night, with a timetable that kept moving until two days before press.

    A hoarding of black and amber Margem posters pasted edge to edge in staggered columns, each with the word MARGEM in very tall letters under a halftone night scene.
  1. Page 108

    Colophon

  2. Page 110

    Letters to the editor

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