Focusing on architectural “little magazines” from the 1960s to 1970s, this publication documents over 70 independent journals from more than ten cities. These periodicals served as platforms for innovation and debate, catalyzing radical shifts in architectural discourse. The book includes transcripts from the “Small Talks” series, an inventory of over 100 significant issues, interviews with more than 40 editors and designers, a facsimile selection of featured magazines, and a foldout poster showcasing over 1,200 covers. Richly illustrated in color and grounded in original research, the book investigates how these publications challenged architectural conventions—an essential read for those interested in architectural history, design, and independent publishing.
