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The living coast
Reporting from the places learning to live with water.
Explore the issue →The publication date will not move. The issue is still moving.
Articles sit in different states. The cover is in a folder. A spreadsheet says one story is approved, but the latest revision arrived in a message ten minutes ago.
The editor has to reconstruct the lineup, confirm the running order and work out whether the landing page reflects what will actually publish. The articles may all exist, but nothing shows the issue as a whole.
Until those pieces are connected, you have a collection of articles—not a finished issue.
Manage more than a list of stories
Issues brings the lineup, production status and reader experience into the same workflow. Start a responsive issue or a PDF flipbook, give it a title, publication date and URL, then shape it throughout production.
Editors can see what is Draft, Ready or Published, control the reading order, publish the work that is ready, and carry what worked into the archive and the next edition.
The issue is no longer a label added after the work is done. It becomes the place where the publication takes shape.
Issues
+ Add an issueFor the people who own the deadline and the shape of the edition
Keep a moving lineup visible
See the whole issue while reporting, editing and design continue in parallel.
Preserve a deliberate sequence
Turn chapters and article order into a guided path for readers.
Build once, then carry it forward
Reuse the structure and selected content without rebuilding the workflow.
One connected workflow from lineup to next edition
Plan the issue, prepare the articles, publish what is ready and learn from the edition as a whole.
Give the issue its shape
Choose a responsive issue or flipbook, set its title, URL and date, and build the landing page that introduces the edition. For responsive issues, choose recent-first or manual ordering, then move articles within or between chapters.
The reading order is not cosmetic: it becomes the sequence readers follow through previous and next navigation.
Letter from the editorWhy this coast matters nowReadyView
When the tide moves inCommunities adapting at the water’s edgeReadyView
A city built around waterDesigning with the changing shorelinePublishedView
The new shorelineA field report from the harbourUnpublished changesViewKeep late changes in view
See Draft, Ready and Published counts across the issue, filter the lineup by status and catch published articles that have unpublished changes. The landing page, article order and production state stay connected.
Editors can see where attention is needed without reconstructing the issue from folders, messages and a separate spreadsheet.
Notes from the estuaryField research in progressDraftViewWhen the tide moves inCommunities adapting at the water’s edgeReadyViewA city built around waterDesigning with the changing shorelinePublishedViewThe new shorelineA field report from the harbourUnpublished changesViewRelease the ready stories together
Publish every Ready article in one action while unfinished drafts stay private. The issue landing page keeps its own publishing state, so the introduction can go live when it is ready too.
Responsive issues have a direct URL and can be shared by QR code. Flipbooks publish to a self-contained viewer path.
When the tide moves inCommunities adapting at the water’s edgeReadyViewA city built around waterDesigning with the changing shorelineReadyViewThe new shorelineA field report from the harbourReadyViewNotes from the salt marshField notes from a changing habitatReadyViewLet one issue inform the next
Review issue-level analytics, present published landing pages in an Issues Overview and carry a working structure into the next edition. Duplicate an issue in the same publication, or copy a compatible responsive issue with selected articles and templates.
The previous edition becomes evidence, an archive for readers and a practical starting point—not a workflow to rebuild.
Start the next edition with the structure already in place
Duplicate an issue inside the same publication to carry its cover and articles into a new draft. Give the copy its own title, date and URL, then adapt it for the next release.
AUTUMN 2026The Living CoastNEW DRAFTCopy of The Living CoastDuplicate issue
Published editions remain easy to find
Add an Issues Overview to a page in your publication and readers can browse every edition whose landing page is published.
Issues
The Living Coast
AUGUST 2, 2026Summer Field Notes
JUNE 12, 2026Tides & Crossings
MARCH 18, 2026Keep the publishing cadence moving.
Give every edition a shared moment, a deliberate order and a durable place in your publication.
See how Issues fits your magazine workflow.
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