Where traditional publishing is in great trouble, newspapers close (or only survive online) and newsstands, there is a reality that in recent years has gained the attention of a new generation of readers (young, polyglot and cool) and is continuing to grow.
It is indie publishing, a kaleidoscope of independent paper publications (without advertising and not linked to large publishing groups), with great care in the choice of colors, fonts and images and which, between attention to aesthetics and innovative contents , surprisingly deal with travel, food, contemporary art, sport, cinema, design, music or fashion.
They have names such as Foam Magazine, The Plant Luncheon, Mousse, Cereal, Buffalo, Cartoghaphy, Frankeinstein and unusual formats, from minimal to kingsize, cost a lot (from 20 to 40 euros) and they only come out two or three times a year.