Anglotopia Magazine Issue #9 – Digital Version

Description

This product page is for the DIGITAL PDF Version of the 8th Issue of Anglotopia Magazine for buying a single issue. When you purchase this option, you will receive a link to the high-resolution PDF immediately. The PDF is a standard document format that you can read on any tablet or phone. FYI: The file is over 100mb.

Here’s the article line-up for Issue #9:

• Living the Oxford Dream – A long read feature about my time studying in Oxford last summer (bit different than my trip diaries published last year)
• Brit Book Corner – Latest British themed books to add to your library.
• Then & Now – A stunning look at St Pancras Station’s Past and Present
• The Royal Horticultural Society – A Look at the famous gardening organization that puts on the famous garden shows.
• Lost in the Pond – Our resident British Expat talks about surprising differences and similarities between Britain and the USA.
• Britain’s Iconic Bridges – Beautiful 10-page spread on Britain’s most beautiful bridges and their fascinating histories.
• Great Britons: William Beverage – A look at the life and times of the architect of Britain’s welfare state.
• This English Life – Our resident American Expat living in Britain ponders the future of the ‘Special Relationship.’
• Great British Questions – We answer your burning questions about British Travel and Culture.
• Great British Icons: Concorde – A look at the failed dream of Supersonic Travel and the new Concorde Exhibition in Bristol.
• George IV – A profile of the ostentatious Regent turned King, George IV.
• Auntie Beeb: A History of the BBC – John Rabon deep dives into the history of Britain’s most famous cultural export: the BBC.
• Rolls-Royce – A look at the fascinating history of Rolls-Royce Cars and Aerospace.
• Slang Page: Railways – We look at Railway terms unique to Britain.

This issue clocks in at 64 full-color pages and over 30,000 printed words. As usual, there are NO advertisements in the Anglotopia magazine. We’ve also unveiled a beautiful new ‘British’ design inside.