Editorial scope.
Neighbourhood, culture and everyday life provide three broad topic routes. The sample archive contains four complete articles, with date, byline, contents and related-reading links.
Close to home. Open to a closer look.
A modest independent publication concept about neighbourhoods, culture and everyday places.
About the journalMake the familiar
Make the familiar
worth another look.
The Borough Journal is an original website template for a small magazine or local publication. Its front page has a lead story, a culture section and a reading rail; its articles leave room for a complete piece of writing.
The four included essays are original illustrative work about imagined scenes. They are not reports from real events and contain no invented interviews, attributed quotations or professional journalist biographies.
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Clear image credits.
Separately licensed photographs illustrate the essays. They do not establish that the imagined scenes happened or show people interviewed by this publication.
A route for questions.
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