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printer's devil

(/ˈprɪn.tərz ˈdɛv.əl/)

noun

  1. (historical) a person, typically a young boy serving as an apprentice, who ran errands in a printing office

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The Printer's Devil is a new online magazine showcasing art, photography, discussions on culture, the latest news and unique interests.

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The printer's devil was the apprentice of the print shop in Victorian England, ink-stained, mischievous and learning everything through experience. 

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We exist to continue this spirit, bringing writers and thinkers together to showcase their work.

Here we publish articles opinion pieces, creative writing and photos - work from a miscellany of voices to be heard.


If you write, shoot or just have something to say, this is for you.


Interested in submitting your work? Get in touch at theprintersdevilmag@gmail.com for more information.

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