Squinch is a new UK magazine that blends architecture and literature which has already attracted contributions from respected practitioners, thinkers and commentators in both fields.
It ranges across radical criticism, fiction, poetry, essays, interviews and photography, encompassing a range of landscapes and buildings – spaces inhabited and emptied, spectacular and mundane. While literature and architecture are the primary elements, they make for a huge catchment area of ideas about how we lived in the past and how we live today.
The first features contributions from Charlie Porter, Ella Frears, Phineas Harper, Jonathan Glancey, Veronika Desova, Chris Leslie, Matthew Rice, Edith Wharton, Eyal Weizman & Forensic Architecture,John Tottenham, Isabel Brooks, Jessa Brown, Ed Carter, Fraser Curry, Margot Dower, Hunter Dukes, Andrew Finch, Luke Fitzherbert, Lily Flashman, Issey Gladston, John Gray, Nabil Haque, Angus Jackson, Menelaos Karamaghiolis, Wong Kwang Lin, Kitya Mark, Natalie Perman, Magnus Rena, Jack Thurgar and Tobias.
