The Fence #26

The Fence #26

The fence is a quarterly print magazine based in London, but focused on life in the UK and Ireland. We offer a mix of investigations, short stories and cultural essays, all threaded with a humourous and playful touch.

‘the fence is the illegitimate offspring of Private Eye and Evelyn Waugh, with a bloodline that stretches back to Gillray and Rowlandson.’ – Graydon Carter.

‘the fence is so good that I have dropped all my other subscriptions. It is now my source for all news.’ – Patrick Radden Keefe, author and New Yorker writer.

‘the fence is witty, insightful, often bonkers and the most interesting publication to hit newsstands in aeons.’ – Marina O’Loughlin, restaurant critic.

‘The essential skewer for our inessential age.’ – Ben Schott, author of Schott’s Almanac.

‘In our opinion, the fence is Britain’s fifth best magazine’ – the editorial board of Viz (‘Britain’s fourth best magazine’).

‘You should subscribe to the fence. It is funny, clever and rude.’ – Janine Gibson, editor of FT Weekend.