The Happy Reader is a unique magazine about reading for anyone who wishes to stay inspired, informed and entertained. With beautiful typography, the magazine is a design object which celebrates the pure pleasure of reading and the calming luxury of being offline. Each issue is split into two halves. The first half is an in-depth interview with a book fanatic and the second The Happy Reader is a unique magazine about reading for anyone who wishes to stay inspired, informed and entertained. With beautiful typography, the magazine is a design object which celebrates the pure pleasure of reading and the calming luxury of being offline. Each issue is split into two halves. The first half is an in-depth interview with a book fanatic and the second half gets under the skin of one classic work of literature. From Shakespeare to the Spice Girls, Issue 4, for autumn, welcomes a candid and capacious sit-down with the multi-talented actor, activist and author, Alan Cumming, and an apocalyptic whirlwind of words and pictures powered by early sci-fi novel, The Purple Cloud.
The Happy Reader - Issue 4
The Happy Reader is a unique magazine about reading for anyone who wishes to stay inspired, informed and entertained. With beautiful typography, the magazine is a design object which celebrates the pure pleasure of reading and the calming luxury of being offline. Each issue is split into two halves. The first half is an in-depth interview with a book fanatic and the second The Happy Reader is a unique magazine about reading for anyone who wishes to stay inspired, informed and entertained. With beautiful typography, the magazine is a design object which celebrates the pure pleasure of reading and the calming luxury of being offline. Each issue is split into two halves. The first half is an in-depth interview with a book fanatic and the second half gets under the skin of one classic work of literature. From Shakespeare to the Spice Girls, Issue 4, for autumn, welcomes a candid and capacious sit-down with the multi-talented actor, activist and author, Alan Cumming, and an apocalyptic whirlwind of words and pictures powered by early sci-fi novel, The Purple Cloud.
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Anne –
While I think Alan Cumming is a great actor, this interview didn't reveal much about his readership. Maybe a more casual famous reader is just a bit of a let down after Dan Stevens talking about his rather intense and frankly quite inspiring readership in the previous issue. And even though I think I'll never read The Purple Cloud, the articles about and around it were brilliant and fascinating. Note to self: must subscribe to this great magazine. While I think Alan Cumming is a great actor, this interview didn't reveal much about his readership. Maybe a more casual famous reader is just a bit of a let down after Dan Stevens talking about his rather intense and frankly quite inspiring readership in the previous issue. And even though I think I'll never read The Purple Cloud, the articles about and around it were brilliant and fascinating. Note to self: must subscribe to this great magazine.
Kristīne –
Šoreiz viena zvaigzne nost par Alana Kamminga augstprātību. Otrā daļa - saistoši par Ziemeļiem, vulkāniem un purpuru. Pašu The Purple Cloud diez vai lasīšu, pietiek ar ģeniālo Last Man on Earth, tas gana labi parāda cilvēku glancētās un sapuvušās puses, pie tam ļoooooti smieklīgi.
Tomas –
ALAN CUMMING!!!!
Claire Bonello –
So, so good. I need to get my hands on all of the back issues now.
Dioni (Bookie Mee) –
The first half: interview with Allan Cumming was alright, but I enjoyed specifically the second half of the magazine, which revolves around the book The Purple Cloud by M. P. Shiel -- which I did not read actually, since I'm not a big fan of dystopian novel, even though it's a classic. But the articles surrounding it were fascinating: on apocalypse, volcanoes, and atomic bomb just to name a few. The first half: interview with Allan Cumming was alright, but I enjoyed specifically the second half of the magazine, which revolves around the book The Purple Cloud by M. P. Shiel -- which I did not read actually, since I'm not a big fan of dystopian novel, even though it's a classic. But the articles surrounding it were fascinating: on apocalypse, volcanoes, and atomic bomb just to name a few.
Jeff Howells –
Issue 4: contains an interview with Alan Cummings & a series of essays riffing on a Victorian sci fi novel about the last man on earth. The most unnerving one being about the effects on the earth if a nuclear bomb with a cobalt core exploded (best not to ask)...
Mairita (Marii grāmatplaukts) –
Intervija bija ok, bet šoreiz visvairāk patika raksti, kas saistījās ar "The Purple Cloud". Intervija bija ok, bet šoreiz visvairāk patika raksti, kas saistījās ar "The Purple Cloud".
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