
An independent magazine on design, technology, and the culture around them.
The Sunday Press is a reader-funded magazine that takes design and technology seriously without taking itself too seriously. No ads, no chum, just long reads and clean typography.
We publish one considered issue a month and keep the whole archive open.
Long reads from the current edition.



We publish one considered issue a month, set in type we actually care about, with nothing between you and the writing.

No ads, no chum, no tracking. Subscriptions keep us independent and the whole archive open forever.

“The only newsletter I read start to finish.”
“Design writing with a spine. Rare and welcome.”
Four of us full time, and about thirty contributors across a year.
Commissions the whole issue and then argues with every word of it.
Responsible for the grid, the covers, and the typeface nobody else uses.
Writes the long one in the middle, usually after three months of reporting.
Gets it to the printer on a Tuesday and to your door on a Sunday.




No advertising in any of them, which is exactly why it costs what it costs.
The full archive, and each issue the day it goes to press.
Four issues, posted flat, on paper worth keeping on a shelf.
Funds one commission a year from a writer nobody has published yet.
One full issue a month, plus a short weekly note.
The weekly note is free. Members get the full issue.
Fairly, and we edit generously.
The entire archive is open to everyone.