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Born to draw
Illustrator Mohammad Nor Khalid, better known as Lat, published his first comic book at 13. Since then, the cartoonist has captured the hearts and minds of children and adults across Malaysia.
Catching the wave
First published in 1992, ‘The Surfer’s Journal’ is more book than magazine. It’s a handsome, lovingly produced, defiantly old-school title that’s holding out against the incoming tide of digital culture.
Page turners
Thisispaper, Text Publishing, Danese, Do You Read Me?! and The American Book Center.
Laying a paper trail
The CEO of Sweden’s biggest and brightest morning paper insists that there is still a market for her product – for now.
The north lives here
The team at CBC North report on everything from whale hunting to -40C weather. Monocle braves the harsh terrain to meet them at their headquarters in Yellowknife.
Culture
Music, books, films and exhibitions to watch out for plus an interview with doc maker Sebastian Junger.
Media
A look at media up north, including the Arctic Journal and Swedish art magazine Artlover.
Observation
As the Monocle team takes to the road again, thoughts are turning to new projects for the year ahead, writes Tyler Brûlé.
Media
A bookstore in Lisbon, an arts app from Toronto and a boost for low-budget broadcaster in the US.
Outside the box
Israel has long avoided wading into the international news environment, wary of its own global perception. Until, that is, the recent launch of i24 TV channel.
