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| Editor | Nicolas Chinardet |
| Categories | LGBT history, LGBT, History |
| Frequency | Quarterly |
| First Issue | TBC |
| Company | Marsh and Malone Group |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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| Website | visible |
| ISSN | (print) 1748-9717 (online) 1748-9709 (print) 1748-9717 (online) |
Visible is a not-for-profit, free, quarterly magazine dedicated to the history of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community. See also LGBT history.
The emphasis is on good design, accessibility and inclusiveness. Both the magazine and the website are designed to go further than current accessibility and diversity guidelines.
The production costs are met through advertising and all profits derived from this are donated to LGBT History Month (UK) for the organisation and promotion of events.
With a circulation of 75,000 copies for the first issue, Visible is distributed nationally to LGBT associations and support groups, libraries and official bodies (Police forces, NHS, Unions, …).
The first issue was scheduled for December 2005 but due to delays in funding the magazine has not been published yet. An electronic version will be available from the website.
Tony Malone, Publisher.
Tony is a graphic designer and typographer specialising in accessibility and diversity in design. He is a founding partner of the design consultancy Marsh and Malone. He is a member of the steering committee of the LGBT History Month(UK) as artistic director.
Nicolas Chinardet, Editor.
Nicolas was born and bred in France. He moved to London in 2000. He has been a member of the London Gay Men’s Chorus since 2002 and is currently one of its directors and trustees (in charge of Marketing and PR). He is a founding member and the moderator of the London Gay Reading Group. He is co-chair of the Southwark LGBT Network.
The editorial team are volunteer contributors.