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What a Good Sport!
Titbits magazine was something of a working class British institution. Launched in 1881, it ran for over 100 years, and at its peak was selling over one million copies a week. Unashamedly low-brow and populist, from the 1950s onwards it … Continue reading
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A Beginner’s Guide to Love
Experience magazine was a 1970s’ digest-sized, top-shelf publication, created as a cheeky competitor to the more intellectual Forum. The latter title marketed itself as Britain’s first ‘couples-friendly’ porn magazine and boasted the rather grand strapline, ‘The International Journal of Human Relations’. Whereas Forum … Continue reading
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