How do YOU like to read LOAf?

Catherine Cronin reserves her quality LOAf-cosy-time for Saturday mornings with the best blanket in the world.

Zack Rock can only read his LOAf on a roof-top somewhere in the U S of A. This makes life difficult but at least he has LOAf to keep him entertained up there. Oh hang on, we're going round in circles.

     Samara reads hers in Foyles and as LOAf loves Foyles and Samara too, it means everyone's happy.

Now that we've got LOAf in 3 capital cities (London, Edinburgh and Paris) as well as in Oxford, Cambridge and Bristol, we are dying to see some 

  pictures of who is reading it and where and how!

Tweet, email or facebook a picture of yourself (or your cousin or your dog, your cat or someone, anyone really), reading their copy of LOAf against an intriguing backdrop (remember, most things are intriguing to the LOAf team, especially to LOAf Man) or in an unlikely situation (for instance up a tree, in the snow, in a broom cupboard) and 

you may win a treat 

(or a free LOAf if you are SUPER LUCKY!)

Tweet us a photo here  Twitter

or 

 email one to

loaf.magazine@gmail.com

or

it's easy to look us up on facebook and upload one to our page!

                          Miss Becky Palmer's pet giraffe likes to read his by the light of the snow-window.


Trudi Esberger, who designed the cover for issue 1, also had her photo taken with LOAf in front of a London tube station. Click here to see http://richfoto.tumblr.com/post/42217655513/loaf-fears-loafmagazine-trudiesberger

                                                  LOAf enjoyed amongst friends. Spooky.

LOAf in the Land of the Brave

Last week me and Becky took our wee LOAf MAN across the borders to SCOTLAND and showed him off to some of the several extremely beautiful bookshops in Edinburgh.

LOAf MAN was really excited about going to a country he had never visited before and because he is such a cultured and naive little fella he did his research by watching Braveheart.

As impressionable as he is cultured, he ended up, as is usual with him, going a bit too far by buying some tartan and a wig along the Royal Mile and acting just like (in his mind), a real Scots hero.

The bread kids in a nearby bakery had some mixed reactions....

Oh I forgot to mention that Chocolate Claire came with us to Edinburgh. The drama of wild rolling hills and whirling mists made her and LOAfie get all romantic, much to the dismay of Dundee Doug, who they met on their stroll.

I should finish up by telling you where you will very soon be able to find copies of LOAf in Edinburgh... CLICK ON THE NAMES TO GET TO THE SHOP WEBSITES!

Analogue Books, Candelmaker Row
Blackwell, South Bridge
Deadhead Comics, Candlemaker Row
Golden Hare, Grassmarket
Transreal Fiction, Candlemaker Row