Your pulse may not normally quicken at the prospect of a book fair, but Offprint is one that demands attention; the art-and-fashion-minded show, split between London and Paris, doubles as a summit for forward-thinking longform. And with backing by juggernaut arts foundation Luma Arles (whose sprawling, soon-to-open campus is worthy of a book in itself) the fair’s mega-watt line-up ranges from blue-chip to underground.

Our friends at Ain’t Bad, an independent publisher of new photographic art, are celebrating eight years with Issue No.14 featuring work from over 150 photographers. We’ve selected some of our favorite images in the gallery above. Take a look and pick up a copy or subscribe over at Ain’t Bad.

Nighted has been turning out print issues of their trademark film photography publications for over seven years, focusing on things that happen below the surface of everyday life. Issue 13 of Nighted Life is no exception, taking readers from an annual gathering of pimps in Chicago to a march against the gang classification of Juggalos in Washington DC, and many strange places in between. Nighted is based in the Bay Area but features contributors from all over. This issue includes photos and writing from Miranda Barnes, Ryan Florig, Adam Jason Cohen and several others. Check out some photos from Nighted Life 13 below.

As an antidote to your unyielding Instagram feed, consider the photobook. In 2018, the form continued to be the most intimate way for photographers to fulfill and share their work. Here, TIME’s photography staff has selected the 25 we loved most this year.