title: Terribly Biased (LIBERAL) mag. lacks interesting articles

text: Just because I'm 15 doesn't mean I don't know a good magazine or am too young or naive to sense the garbage of news these scum bag journalists of Newsweek have regurgitated into the public's eye.  All I can say is I've been getting sicker and sicker for months of these pathetic political articles and arguements and letters about the tension between Barack and Hillary, and advice to each candidate that this mag. offers. (Give me a break, Newsweek, Hillary and Barack are smart enough on their own to know what to do, and don't need your petty advice... Or does she? :) ) And on top of this, as the media does as well, puts the democrats up on a pedestal.  Disgusting.  DO NOT BUY!!! A WASTE!!!


This subscription is impossible to cancel


title: Remember to look for the 'Verified Purchase' designation when reading reviews

text: Please check the reviews for "Verified Purchase" designation when reading these reviews. Vani Hari, the Food Babe was on a recent cover of Experience Life and she must be touching a sensitive nerve because she really irritated some.  These critics are too blatantly obvious to be taken seriously and they make me wonder if the Food Babe is on to something with her work. Makes you want to read the magazine!!  Experience Life does not deserve the low ratings!  Please verify it for yourself.


title: Love It......Always Have

text: I have subscribed to Backpacker for more than a dozen years now. Although I have tinkered with other outdoor, hiking magazines over the years, I have always held this one as my favorite. In my opinion nobody does it better when it comes producing a publication for hikers and campers that just can't get enough of the great outdoors. One thing I have always liked about this magazine the most is how it never fails to regularly return to the basics. That is to say, it doesn't always assume that you are a seasoned hiker that well understands the joy and dangers of just getting away from it all in the wilderness. It regularly carries a generous amount of articles and regular features that are fundamental enough for the novice reader or backpacker, as well as stories that deal with easier, family style hikes. It truly isn't all about just zeroing in on the big bear country adventures that the seasoned backpacker will prefer. Though its true that there are more glossy style ads in it than e... Read more


title: Disappointing change of editorial content

text: I have subscribed to Saveur for many years, and it has been my favorite magazine during that time.  Recently, however, there have been major staff changes that have resulted in major editorial changes.  The magazine has gone from being focused on world travel, food customs and "real people" and "real food."  In the last few months, the magazine had dropped several regular features and is now featuring new restaurants, celebrity chefs, upscale recipes and food trends...in a word, it has become Bon Appetit!  I have found it to be a very tiresome clone of every other upscale food publication, and I am extremely disappointed in the new direction Saveur is taking.  (The former editor is going to be leading a revamp of Organic Gardening Magazine.)  I may need a new subscription!


title: My wife loves it!!

text: My wife loves Fine Cooking!!  We've  subscribed to many others and Fine Cooking is the one we renew - Keep up the good reading!


title: First magazine

text: Best woman magazine I've read. Holds my interest.  very informational.. nice articles.  good recipes.  love every bit of it.  hooray !


title: The writing is exceptional!

text: I truly appreciate this magazine for its thinking and for its superb writing.


title: Highly recommend!

text: Super magazine for my 9 and 11 year old grand kids.  The stories captivate their minds and imaginations, orient their moral compass, and encourage them to make the world a better place.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine at great price!


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine, always great ideas


title: Not getting them

text: I’ve only gotten 2 copies of this since September.... not sure why I’m not getting the issues.


title: Waited 4 months and no magazine!!  Stay away!!

text: I ordered a subscription on March 8th. It's now July 14th and no magazine!!  How many more months shall I wait for my subscription?  I will order directly from the magazine company from now on. This is ridiculous!


title: Great Cookbook

text: My husband and I enjoyed this magazine and all the recipes and tips so much we ordered it for our daughter and son in law for Christmas.  We found we had the ingredients for most of these recipes and they turned out just great. Would recommend this for any cooks in your life!


title: Informative!

text: I just received my second issue! This is a great magazine for new pet owners and veteran pet owners alike!


title: Great!!!!

text: What a deal! Great magazine! I read free stuff online for years. I finally decided to support this great publication


title: Five Stars

text: A lot of current, relevant information. Just what I was looking for.


title: Martha Stewart Magazine

text: I may not clean or organize like Martha's staff, but I sure love the ideas in the magazine.  The photography is wonderful and the layout is great and easy to follow.  The ads don't get in the way of the articles like most magazines.  The recipe ideas are what I love because I collect recipes and love to cook and bake.  One reservation, however is because I don't use any alcohol so I wish the recipes didn't almost all have alcohol in them, but they're fun to try anyway with substitutes.


title: Glamour

text: There is no articles to read, most of the pages AD's, Yes it is colorful, but you can finish reading this magaz. in 10 min. And this particular mag. pay a lot of attention on sex. I feel kind of uncomfortable when my daughther reading this.<br />Lana


title: HGTV Magazine

text: Love it, love it, love it!  Lots of good, short articles with my favorite HGTV decorators!  I can use lots of these ideas in my own home!  I ordered a subscription for each of my daughter-in-laws!  We all love it!


title: Elle Decor

text: I thought I would see a lot more furniture settings in "regular" homes.  I am redecorating and was searching for ideas I can incorporate into my own home.  Very disappointed in this magazine.


title: Beer is good

text: BYO is a fantastic magazine.  If you are a serious homebrewer, you should subscribe.  So many great articles, so many great ideas.


title: The magazine great when it arrives

text: I love the magazine but seem to rarely get my subscriptions and when I do half the month is already over. Wouldn’t Use the subscription service again :(


title: Five Stars

text: Nice to add this to my collection.


title: Give It , a Try

text: This is the Best, T.V. Channel Guide, Out There. A+


My husband eagerly scans this cover-to-cover as soon as the magazine arrives and then reads and shares the articles.  This magazine is a great quality source of RC Jet news.


title: Good Mag

text: The magazine itself was fine and a good read. It definitely gave me some ideas and motivation. The downside is just Amazon's billing system, most of the time they give you a warning when a subscription is about to renew, however I did not get it for this and I was told it's too late to cancel it.


title: Five Stars

text: ok


title: DO NOT BUY

text: Impossible to cancel follow year subscription this is basically a lifetime subscription! It renews itself and you can’t cancel


title: Horrible impossible to cancel for following years

text: Don’t buy subscription impossible to cancel the following year. Basically a lifetime subscription !!!<br />DO NOT BUY


title: Great Magazine!

text: I always like reading GL because the advice (like "Dear Carol") is really good, the interviews (like with Harry Potter) are excellent, and the fiction and features are interesting and fun. My daughter loves it and I have to admit, I do too--which I can't say for all the teen magazines out there!


title: keep showing the order list

text: keeps autorenewal even we called representative to cancel the subscription. Even it is cancelled after the representative cancelled it in person. It just keeps showing up in your order list. Magazine is not bad. But how the system run is terrible. I feel the right of customer is violated, if it keeps showing in my cart without a real purchase.


title: Long Lag Time Between Purchase And Delivery

text: I’d like to be able to rate this purchase but delivery hasn’t happened.


title: Graphic Designer who LOVES this Magazine

text: I learn so much from the articles, I feel like they put a lot of thought and effort into each issue.  There is a lot of information in these magazines, even the ads relate to design.  Every time I get an issue in the mail I can't wait to read it, I like seeing other designers projects and some of the artwork is just amazing!  I really recommend this magazine for any graphic designers.


title: Execllent Magazine!

text: I'm thoroughly enjoying this magazine.  With the free digital subscription, I have been able to download over 3 years of back issues, which is great when a current article refers to one of them.  Content is targeted to the masses without losing scientific rigor, which is a difficult balance to achieve.


title: Depends on your Tastes with Below Average Delivery

text:
I gave this Magazine as a gift to my fiance, she enjoyed the magazine, but felt it was average at best.  The recipes were good, but not outstanding and the articles seemed general and did not have a lot of depth considering who was suppose to be representing the magazine.  Now being the Food Network and using that brand may be what they are targeting, something to try and cover a little of everything instead of being more focused and in depth.  It was not a bad magazine just not a outstanding one in her experience.

I won't be renewing for her, but the main reason isn't the overall magazine as there were nuggets here and there, but because of the delivery.  The issue she enjoyed the most, was the Thanksgiving issue...which arrived a month late and to late for her to even try some of the recipes she was interested in...unless we try them next year.  Also we received two copies one month and skipped two other months.  just very inconsistent and not worth having to follow-up or wonder if you will get a holiday issue in time for the holiday.

Many may enjoy this magazine if you are looking for something a bit more generic with just a few nuggets here and there, but there are other more comprehensive, in depth and interesting magazines out there we are going to try a subscription to this year.


title: Perfect

text: Old school car mag!


title: I still didn't receive my order. It's taking forever.

text: I ordered another magazin at the same time when I purchased slam. The other one came couple of weeks ago, but I still didn't receive slam.


The magazine has some good articles but is mostly advertisement for designer wedding gowns. If you want to look at pictures of beautiful dresses this is the magazine for you. But if you want a magazine full of helpful advice, creative decorating ideas, and tips to save money pick another magazine.


title: so many facts

text: There was not one thing I didn t like about this mag. Only sorry I had not subscribed before this.


title: Bought for my grandmother who remembered the old Newsmax as ...

text: Bought for my grandmother who remembered the old Newsmax as a reputable news magazine and wanted a subscription. The new incarnation is ad-heavy, surface scratching, far left weaksauce. My grandmother asked me to cancel it after one or two issues. Amazon handled that part well. This is more her review than mine.


title: Sharp and easy to use.

text: I like this knife the best of all our knives. It is extremely sharp and easy to use.


title: Do not buy this product. The publishing group has ...

text: Do not buy this product. The publishing group has ceased printing this magazine as of yesterday. The subscription is still available on their website and Amazon's. Go to Fly RC's website and read their message before buying this.  I lost my subscription fee due to this.


title: Above and beyond:  10 Stars in my book!

text:
I don't have a subscription, and I probably never will.  So, why am I writing a positive review about a magazine I am not willing to get a subscription to?  Well, the fact is, I prefer going to my local bookstore and picking up a nice fresh copy of Fangoria, minus the mailing tag on the front cover.  It seems like an anal decision, but, to me, I have to have a magazine that is flawless in it's appearance, so that I can read it once over, utilize it for future information and place it in a protective magazine cover to store in with my collection.
It's been years since I first picked up my first copy of Fangoria, lying my trust in this fantastic magazine which brings to me reviews, upcoming film information and loads of information to add to my film-knowledge database.  Over the years, I have seen up-and-coming individuals in the horror film genre make (and occasionally break) a name for themselves.
It is definately true that horror is the genre which appeals to the greatest audience out of all genres. People WANT to be scared, they want to see inside the mind of a serial killer, they want to watch a long-dead family member rise from the grave to seek out revenge for their murder.  Who can argue against this fact?  No one!  Sure, it's a social generalization, and there are some people who don't watch any horror films, but, when it comes down to it, people seek out extreme emotions, and fear is one of the most sought after out of them all.  In turn, Fangoria gives us the information we need to seek out the mainstream horror films, such as "Nightmare on Elmstreet" and "Halloween", but it also supplies us with indie films like "Donnie Darko" and "Devil's Backbone".
While working at Suncoast Motion Picture, I would OFTEN use Fangoria to seek out specific films to stock in my store and recommend to devoted customers.  I would collect film after film, myself, and have created a library of horror films that many would be envious of.  Have you ever seen "Devil's Backbone" or "Flesh for the Beast"?  Probably because you haven't read about them in the best horror magazine availble on the market today.
Fangoria is for the horror lover, as well as those seeking added information on the genre which tops them all!


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine!


title: profoundly disappointing

text:
First of all, the writing staff of Car and Driver over the past 30 years has been exceptional. This review has nothing to do with the quality of the writing, and everything to do with the quality of the Magazine.

If you're happy with random billing without notice, this is the company for you.

The statement above "If you purchase the auto-renewing offer, your subscription will renew at the end of the current term. Before it renews, we will send you a reminder notice stating the term and rate then in effect. Cancel anytime." IS FALSE.

I was just billed a month early without any kind of notice or warning. And their customer "service" is laughable.

Cavet Emptor.


title: Kids will read cover to cover!!

text: I saw the reviews that rag on the advertising and there is a lot of it, but my kids love to see what is new in the world.  They will read it cover to cover the day it comes.  It does sound like the old magazine had more learning to offer, but for a child who is very interested in animal trivia and in what is new out there, this is a great magazine and very easy to read.  My kids are in 3rd and 6th and they both absolutely love it and the contests.


title: Garlic soup neat beginning to start

text: Garlic soup  neat beginning to start using


title: Love it, Great shape to

text: Love it,Great shape to.


title: Five Stars

text: One of my fav mag


title: SJW alert

text: Full of lies and garbage. The UVA case was the final straw.


title: One Star

text: This magazine has too many advertisements and very little good contents!


title: DO NOT BUY.

text: DO NOT BUY. Was supposed to get first issue in aug. (Aug 15th) still no sign of it coming. Going to be reaching out to see what options are available for refund/update


title: Niece loves these

text: My great niece loves these.  She looks forward to their arrival!


title: my favorite magazine

text: well written with a nice variety of articles, each meticulously researched and well presented


title: Best way to read Vanity Fair

text: Works like a charm on my kindle fire.  The layout is is intuitive and smooth, and I really get a kick out of the interactive media.


title: I feel like... ...like I'm WIRED man.

text: Even the photo accompanying this request for review shows a hat with an actual magazine, don't know what the tablet (?) is for; but so far, all that's shown up in my box is the hat, and e-mail arrived with a link to go on-line for a digital copy. Don't see any significant difference than if I just went to their site for a read I was expecting actual hard copies - given the state of marketing these days, I feel like, "fooled again"


title: Love the pics.

text: Great pics of celebs.  I get a subscription every Christmas for my sister who loves it as much as I do.


title: gift

text: Seems to be a decent enough magazine.  It was purchased as a gift for someone and during checkout, there was a notice saying that delivery could be identified as such but there wasn't the ability it turns out.  Not a big deal.  The only other thing was there aren't too many issues released for the price of the subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Very pleased with the deal.


title: perfect

text: First place I look for this kind of stuff.  Have not received the subscriptions yet, but hopefully there will not be a problem.


title: STILL HAVE NOT RECEIVED MY FIRST ISSUE AND ITS THE END OF JANUARY

text: I have yet to receive any issue or information on this magazine, will soon be contacting them directly, i think i have gave them enough leeway.


title: Entertainment. Delivered! WEEKLY!!

text: The articles and coverage are great. Beautiful pictures. Often my source for finding great movies and TV shows that are often overlooked. Subscription comes with digital access on iOS devices.


title: Junk magazine

text: Amateur, intermediate, or serious (professional) woodworkers will receive no benefit from this magazine.  I have been a woodworker for over 30 years and unfortunately subscribed to it.  If you want a good woodworking magazine, choose "Fine Woodworking" or even "Woodsmith"


title: Great Buy

text: a great buy and great service. Have purchased this for several years and they help me when I need to correct my mistakes in ordering.<br />Highly recommend


title: Are they still in business?

text: We subscribed for 2 years, haven't seen a issue since Fall 2018.  We have emails & calls into them, no replies.  Is Chile Pepper Magazine still in business?


Cool


title: Cruiser is the Answer!

text: I have subscribed to this magazine and many other magazines over the last 20 years.  if you are a motorcycle 'nut' or just love and want to live the cruiser lifestyle.  This magazine is for you.


title: Great magazine, but given the competition from intenet and other media sources I will probably drop it by the end of the yaar.

text: I subscribed to this magazine for several years about 12 years ago and enjoyed it. It's quality is very good and the coverage is interesting. I probably will not renew at the end of the year for the simple reason that it doesn't give enough beyond what is available elsewhere in the internet or other media outlets. And, quite honestly I don't know how they could do a better job given what is available from all of the other sources. I wish them good luck, because I see magazines dying right and left.


title: Food Network Magazine Rocks

text: I have purchased this magazine in the past, but it is great to be receiving it in my mail every month. I have read a lot of other cooking magazines and find the Food Network Magazine gives me more of what I want.  Amazing receipes with a photo index in the front, now that's something I have never seen.  A lot of other magazines have 'fillers'  ... things randomly thrown into the magazine that have nothing to do with food. Not this one.  Also, I really love the mini chef bios from time to time.  I highly recommend this magazine for chefs or foodies alike, or for anyone who is interested in finding new ideas and receipes.


title: Recipes

text: Great magazine


title: Wonderful

text: Love this magazine.


title: great

text: Checked out mag site and cost is about the same as here as of 10/2009


title: The MUST HAVE Mineral Magazine

text: If you are interested in minerals, this is a great mixture between the hobby and scientific journal.  In-Depth profiles of individual mineral locations, special issues, occasionally a complete extra issue as a supplement.  The last couple issues have had DVDs from Blue Cap Productions that were $20 each, just thrown in for free because of advertising sponsors.  I've been subscribing for the past 7 years.


title: Medical information

text: Love the subscription.


title: Great Gift 🎁

text: Great Christmas gift that gives all year.  My granddaughters love this & it’s educational!


title: Hgtv mag

text: I’ve always loved this magazine for its vibrate decorating ideas.


title: They will skas you and take your money.  Do not sign up for a trial.

text: Do not sign up for a Bloomberg trial.  They will not et you cancel after the trial and keep charging your card.  It is a scam!!!


title: Illegible pages in current digital issue

text: Current issue has several pages which are illegible. This is of poor quality and hopefully can be corrected, or I will have to go back to the print/hard copy.


title: A lot of bias towards the left wing. A ...

text: A lot of bias towards the left wing.  A lot of articles are skewed that way and hey that's their right, but they lost me as a customer.


title: News Not Views

text: I find the magazine too light on opinion and analysis. I agree with one of the other reviewers that it looks more like USA Today. I wish there was a magazine that is a cross between Economist and BW.


title: No value here for a serious reader

text: I signed up expecting something like an Americanized Economist.  Instead I get unrelated stuff on many pages, comic book graphics and shallow, but over dramatized reporting.  Little substance, poor writing, and lots of wham bam uninformative large print, presented in a way that makes it difficult to read the little that is there.


title: enjoyable insight

text: B.B. is a great resource for students and citizens who want to be informed. Very interesting read. Well written- insightful and not too dry.


title: ON time delivery

text: accurate delivery - really love this quick read each week.  The analysis is correct and quick summary and just what i seek. thank you.


title: No longer a useful resource

text: For whatever reason, most things in this country seem to be polarizing to ultra-liberal or ultra-conservative. It started innocently enough with newspapers adding a few political-leaning columnists. Which way they leaned seem to reflect the views of the newspaper's owner. Then the slanting started overflowing from the editorial pages to actually start tainting the news itself. One conservative newspaper might say the economy was doing great if a Republican was in office and the liberal newspaper across town might say the economy was near depression levels, when the truth was it was probably no better or worse than it had ever been. Then radio talk shows came on the scene that had mostly conservative guys on, now with a sprinkling of liberals. Then the slanting of news came to television. Finally, it has come to magazines. Bloomberg BusinessWeek is no different - it is decidedly liberal-slanting. In some magazines the slanting has little effect - such as science magazines or entertainment. But when it is done in the context of providing business information, it is particularly disconcerting for many reasons, not the least of which is the undercurrent of desire from the liberal magazines to see Democrat-supporting companies succeed and Republican-supporting companies fail, and vice versa for conservative ones. Wish we could get back to the "good ole days" when news was just news, without regard to whether the person doing the reporting was a liberal or a conservative. In any event, I cancelled my subscription to this one. It is useless to anyone with the overwhelming political undertone that permeates every page. I'll stick to getting my news from the Internet, until that too becomes biased.


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoy magazine


title: very good magazine at a very good price

text: excellent business and economics magazine with little political bias.  In depth articles and has helped me to understand investing well.


title: Don't even try it .....!

text:
I frequently check the market performance on my Bloomberg phone app and I thought it would be a good idea to subscribe to their magazine.
Absolutely wrong.
The magazine is poorly designed and the articles are  basically propaganda  suitable for eventually for anyone with limited exposure to quality journalism.
I could have just cancelled it,but since it is always a nightmare to cancel anything I just let magazine coming  to solemnely trashing it without even checking on the cover.
I though I could simply let the subscription expire and I will be free from that  disgraceful junk .
Wrong again
I am getting threatening mails form Bloomberg  talking about legal consequences of not subscribing again their trash magazine.I have asked them to produce any evidence that I have any binding deal with them forcing me to resubscribe but of course I have receive no answer .I should have naturally expected that form such a low level publication.
So my humble advice is if you have some time to read get something like the Harvard Business Review but stay away from the Bloomberg magazine gang.


title: Five Stars

text: It is a very good stuff ,and I love it.


title: The Drone War

text: Re the Kindle presentation of the May 27,2013 issue of "Bloomberg Businessweek"and the Features article on the drone war. It appears as if the attack on the editors was a success. The article is without edition. Will I be able to read this destroyed article elsewhere or did the drones destroy all?


title: Giving up on Business Week

text: I've been a subscriber for over 30 years and the magazine went down hill after Bloomberg took it over.  As another reader mentioned it's like USA Today but I think it's a combination of USA Today and People Magazine.  Where did all the news go?


title: Five Stars

text: i need you to decide if I qualify to work for bloomberg as president


title: Love this magazine

text: Have been a long time subscriber to this magazine.  One of the best business magazines I have found.


title: Gone downhill since acquired by Bloomberg

text: I first subscribed to Businessweek while in business school in 2006. In one particular business course, we were required to provide a weekly summary of a BW article. I found myself looking forward to BW every week like I had for Sports Illustrated as a teen. The articles were very informative and well written, technical to the point that I felt I was learning something but not over my head. Once I graduated and started to travel more for work, BW became my trusty reading material in airports, on planes and in hotel rooms. However, things started to change in 2010 after Bloomberg acquired BW. The articles became more slanted, the cover illustrations more provocative, and the content more fluffy. I felt the content was like reading from Time or Newsweek and no longer giving me the inside information on the business world that I learned to appreciate as a business student. So as of February 2013, after 7 years of subscribing, I have cancelled my subscription and switched to Forbes.


title: Top journalism but poor delivery

text:
I have been buying Bloomberg Businessweek on and off for several years and recently have completed a six month subscription. The magazine has proven to be a quality publication containing top journalism and original research. These qualities are getting rarer these days with many publications simply using syndicated articles and cut and pasting partisan press released. Bloomberg stands out from this trend and is a model of quality.
Unfortunately there are real problems with the delivery of this publication. Several editions of the subscription simply never arrived. I presume this is because of their practice of not using covers and simply printing the address on the front of the magazine, resulting in the page getting torn off in the postal process and the magazine getting undelivered. Surely adding a plastic cover just as in done in any other country would be progress?  Secondly, the magazine is available on ipod but not apparently on android, even though they advertise this availability!. I have only ever been able to locate an app in polish!!
So in short perhaps the business managers for the magazine should get advice from their writers about how to reliably deliver copy to the subscriber.


title: Disappointing

text: Businessweek was once a great magazine for an in depth business analysis!!<br />Since Bloomberg took over, it went down the drain...Bigger,but the contents are very superficial, no analysis, just reporting the news, might as well watch CNN! Did cancel my subscripition.


title: Fast Process

text: This was cost effective and very fast to be documented at Bloomberg.  I will buy this again when the time comes.


title: The Subscription Length is a Lie

text:
This magazine was ordered late July 2020. It stopped coming after the May 10th issue. Amazon Magazines Subscription Manager says the subscription expires in November 2021. The publisher says the May 10th issue was the expiration date. I contact Amazon they can't do anything and say to contact the publisher. The publisher says they can't help to contact Amazon.
All I get is buck passing. THIS IS FRAUD. I paid for a year and got about 7 months.
What is the point of ordering through Amazon if they say you have to deal with the publisher. I might as well order directly from the publisher - usually for less money.


title: Not the magazine you are looking for

text: PATHETIC. So many ads and the content is buzzfeed quality. I will not order again.


title: So excited to be getting Bloomberg business week on a ...

text: So excited to be getting Bloomberg  business week on a weekly basis - i listen to Bloomberg radio and the articles in this magazine which they report on made me want my own personal copy  weekly!!!!!  - thx R - Maryland


title: Extremely left leaning

text: This magazine is delivered for free to our house because my husband is taking MBA classes and he gets a free subscription as a student. Even though it's free, I STILL canceled it!  It's not a true business magazine. It has a very obvious left-leaning agenda, which is very odd for a business magazine. I'm am open to reading different points of view, but for a business magazine, I want straight reporting, not with a political bias. The most recent issue was about Obama winning re-election.  Half the magaine was about how the Republican party is doomed. It didn't have one positive thing to say about Romney.  Even NY Magazine had a positive Jeb Bush article. As a business owner, I want a true business magazine, not a shell for the Dem. party.


title: Bloomberg Business Week

text:
Content is OK, but print is too small, lots of glare from paper used.

As a senior citizen I find that many publishers have sacrificed legibility in the interest of lower costs.

I may have to cancel a number of magazines due to this issue. "Time" magazine is another whose print is far too small, so that often I need a magnifying glass!!!

I sure wish Amazon would make all their magazine clients aware of this, and urge them to make changes to make the issues more reader friendly.

By the way it seems far too many companies are resorting to such small print that it's hard to read many important notices etc.


title: Quality degrading

text: Used to be a great magazine. However, I found the quality is degrading over time now. Not too much investigative article that provide anything new from what you have read anywhere else. It serves now more like a weekly digest than anything else.


title: Great to read multiple view points, instead of just reinforcing what you already believe.

text:
I find this magazine to be the most non-biased news source out there. Not because every article is "neutral" in scope, but because of the wide spread of opinions/leanings underlying the main article pieces. I personally find this the most enlightening part, as it allows one to "see through the eyes" and understand different viewpoints.

Sure, you can go and consume news elsewhere that will just reinforce and validate your current beliefs, but if you are looking for something to open your mind up a little more, this is a great place to turn.


title: Not worth it

text: None of the articles in Bloomberg BusinessWeek are innovative or timely.  They address issues that have passed months ago.  No journalism awards here.  You are better off getting your news from BBC, NPR, CNN.


title: not much to read when there's no magazine; apparently it interfered with the 4th of July schedule. P.O. office delivered July 5

text:
the magazine was easy to get thru; that's because it was not delivered over the 4th of July.
the post office was delivering mail on the 5th of July. Too bad. Maybe you can keep the rest
of the issues as well. I won't want to interfere with your vacation plans.

subscriber(?) Michael Dorsch, 13504 Celestial Road, Poway, CA 92064 . . . if it isn't too
inconvenient. Maybe my money back . . . OK?


title: This Thing is Really Awful

text: I have been reading the Economist for the past 6 years or so, but I was finding that the price of the magazine ($140/yr) was getting kind of out of line with how much I enjoyed reading it.  So I looked around and found the alternative offerings to be quite grim.  I decided to try the 4 free issues of this magazine that you can get from the Businessweek website.  I had read the reviews on Amazon, so I felt somewhat prepared for what I was getting myself into, but I have read some Businessweek articles online and found them to be somewhat readable and informative.  But I'm on my 3rd issue and I'm actually hoping the last issue gets lost in the mail (like my Economist was prone to), it's that bad.  Forget for a minute the content of the articles, the layout is truly awful and so stupid as to be distracting.  Whoever does their page layout and design should be fired, that would be a good start.  As for content, if they would stick to the business of reporting the news, they might be in better shape, but at least half of the articles are so ridiculous, I can be done with the entire issue in about an hour or two.  For example, there was the article in the last issue about how to tell something about a man based on the shoes he's wearing.  Or the one about the famous zoo animal that died.  If those sound like your kind of articles, then maybe this magazine is for you.  My wife is also trying to read it and can't believe I would have ordered something like this.  Well, I can't believe someone would make something like this.  Guess I'm going back to the Economist.  I'm done with this rag and am just glad it didn't cost me anything.


title: BusinessWeek delivery thru Amazon

text: I am happy to purchase this thru Amazon because going thru the third-party service offered by these mags is very confusing to navigate. Billing is also questionable. Amazon gives me peace of mind, so any other magazine purchase will be thru here only!


title: Good Product, No Customer Service

text:
Bloomberg Businessweek is a very good and informative magazine for people interested in both current events and and worldwide business news.  The magazine has a slightly liberal bent.  Almost all articles are thoroughly analysed and well-written.  Articles are timely and understandable.  You will often find interesting articles about topics not found in other publications.

Now for the negative side.  A large percent of charts and tables are too complex and too dificult to understand.  I've worked for decades in a profession that makes ample use of charts and tables to explain issues.  But no one makes charts as confusing as those found in this magazine.

Some Businessweek articles are written with just about no margins at the edges of the paper.  I assume the only reason they do this is to be unique.  On too many occasions I have not been able to read articles because the print ran off the edge of the paper making some words disappear.  I sent e-mails to Businessweek two times complaining that I could not read some of the articles because of the above mentioned problem.  I asked for replacment issues of the magazine.  On both occasions my e-mails were ignored.  This complete lack of customer service is annoying.

Although I have issues with this publication, I do recommend it.


title: BW website seems user-hostile

text: The journalism is energetic, mostly informative and well-researched, and occasionally fatuous, but the website is difficult to navigate and almost useless for readers who want to retrieve articles from past issues. The response to repeated pleas for improvement is invariably "We're working on it." Maybe they should hire some website developers from The Economist, Time, Newsweek, or just about any daily newspaper.


title: Number of issues received is questionable.

text: I subscribed in Dec 2019 for 100 issues and starting receiving issues in late December. This is a weekly publication but there are 9 weeks per year they do not publish. I believe there are several issues called double issues but do not think there are 9 of them. Regardless, my subscription ended at the start of Dec2022.  I believe I did not get 100 issues. After submitted my question, the response was just that my subscription ended and no explanation of any information.  So buyer beware, you will most likely only receive 90 or so, deliveries.


title: 1 year subscription is misleading

text:
They list the 50 issue subscription as 1 year.  That should be 50 issues over a 1 year period, however it's not. It is 50 issues but it's less than 1 year.

Just call it a 50 issue subscription. It's very misleading and the only subscription out of the 7 that we receive that do this. This is misleading.

My husband likes the magazine, but I feel like we are being ripped off.


title: Missing issues

text: So far I've received a single issue.  Not sure what happened with the rest. No wonder people don't order paper magazines anymore.


title: Great magazine

text: Very interesting.  Not only has business specific news but world and national news.  I look forward to receiving this magazine every week.


title: Five Stars

text: Granddaughter loves it -  3rd year of receiving it.  Activities are her favorite


Very few pages, some advertisement. Don't expect a lot of useful material. Would be OK if price was low. Expensive.


title: Used to be a good magazine

text: Used to be a good magazine, until they sold it off and lost a great editor this year.  And now they also advertise for Trump properties, in the same issue where they also advertise the "Everyone is Welcome" campaign.  Couldn't cancel it fast enough.


title: Waste of money

text: The content in each month's issue is the same.  The covers are different but that's the only thing.


title: Great information

text: love it


title: Just right mix of information.

text: Have been reading Shambala Sun off and on for years. Finally subscribed. Use before meditation each AM. Has also pointed me to other authors and if order through them there is code in mag that gives 20% discount.  I am Quaker and Buddhist practice complements my faith practice. Find articles interesting and insightful. Often underline. Has also pointed way to opportunities for retreat and study. Through them have found a retreat center within reasonable drive from home base. Since I live in Blue Ridge Mountains of Southwest Virginia I am cut off from lots if options and opportunities. Shambala Sun helps bridge that gap for me.


title: Five Stars

text: Very worthwhile information.


title: HGTV Magazine is fun!

text: If you are a HGTV viewer you will like this periodical!  Colorful with great tips. Many decorating ideas complete with where to buy.


title: He enjoyed it in the past so I sent him another ...

text: This was a gift for my husband.  He enjoyed it in the past so I sent him another subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine. Got lots of recipes and ideas.


title: Five Stars

text: Husband loves this


title: Misleading at best

text: I got this subscription as a gift to my Spanish speaking mom. She moved with me to Alabama, after my dad passed away. Vanidades was one of her favorite magazines to read when she lived in South Florida. Within about a month of paying for the subscription, I received an email that the magazine was not going to be available but that other magazines would be sent instead. ALL OF THE MAGAZINES WERE IN ENGLISH!! C'mon, I can get People, Ebony, Vogue etc here..... The point was for her to have a familiar magazine in SPANISH. This was wasted money, really almost a scam, and there is no way I would trust an "item" advertised as such again.


title: Evolutionary Based Magazine...

text: Science Illustrated is a nice magazine if you don't mind a strong evolutionary bias.  Lots of pictures and not much real substance.  The brain teasers toward the back of the magazine are challenging though.  Would NOT recommend or purchase again.


Not the publication it used to be when the magazine was bigger (dimension wise), the paper used was heavy, the photos seemed alive and popped off the page with vibrant color, and there were no ads. Now the paper is cheap, the photos are dull, and the magazine is full of ads.


title: Need more projects, and more detail home projects.

text: To many adds and does not reflex what I look forward to seeing on HGTV.


title: Terrible Subscription Service

text: I subscribed directly through The Economist. The magazine is OK, but I didn't have time to read it.  Cancelling the subcription has been a nightmare.  You can't just cancel it online.  You have to talk to a customer service rep by phone or chat.  I tried the chat and guy argued with me and wouldn't just cancel it.  Finally after wasting 30 minutes of my time, he agreed to cancel.  A month later my Paypal account was charged for a renewal.  This time I called and talked to a rep who says he cancelled it and will give me a refund.  We will see.  These guys are slimy.


title: good overall

text: Good reading content, updated to most current and trending events, it has a profound knowledge of new information on future subjects; tech, science and such...


title: Late

text: I got this as a gift for my mom. I ordered a subscription in October, assuming that she would receive the December issue. Unfortunately, she didn't get the magazine until mid January. We were a little disappointed that it took so long, but she really enjoys it. It's a good price and it's hard to find it stores which makes this a decent deal.


title: Great Magazine but........................

text: I have just purchased my first issue of Fast Bikes at a local book store and think it is one of the best out there. Unfortunately, the magazine is WAY too expensive. It is too bad that American publishers can't come up with a magazine like this to sell here at home at a cheaper price. I rate this magazine a full 5 stars but will give only 2 stars for the high cost. Therefore I will only continue to purchase 1 or 2 Fast Bikes magazines a year and not order a yearly subscription. It is not Amazon.com's fault, it's just that it has to come from the UK.


title: hello? where's my 1st issue?

text: Oedered subscription April 9th with my debit card. Money instantly taken frm my account. Today is July 11....still no first issue! !!! Have called Amazon subscription number 3x....still no issue. How ironic-a magazine about horror films. Yet the only horror I've experienced is my empty mailbox.


title: Wife LOVES it!

text: Wife LOVES it!


title: Five Stars

text: Wife LOVES it!


title: Not horrible

text:
I didn't grow up with Rolling Stone in the sixties and seventies, because I wasn't born yet.  As far as magazines go right now, Rolling Stone is a pretty decent publication.  There's definitely a fair share of pop fluff, but there's still a pretty decent issue in every 3 or so.  I'd love to find a magazine that reports on the current state of rock while also updating us on what's happening lately with great artists of the past.  Rolling Stone attempts to do this and achieves it a fair amount of the time.  For the price, it's worth the subscription.

In response to all the seriously negative reviews here on Amazon, all I can say is that I haven't found a better rock mag so far... any suggestions?


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine


title: if you reload your own ammo

text: if you reload your own ammo this magazine is worth your time and a great reference, I keep every issue for a reference source, it a must have for me.


title: not bad for what it is

text: I had hopes for better content for my interest, its a good magazine just not for me and my interest.


title: 5/5

text: I look foreword to this magazine every month. Excellent articles about useful aspects of running a business. Worth every penny.


Ok magazine more like a tabloid than a business mag. Puff pieces and softballs I'm not sure this space need this magazine.


title: Not bad but needs something

text: Not bad but needs something


title: too much emphasis on "green"

text: Not everyone is an environmentalist wacko. I do not obsess about "going green" or worry about "saving the planet", as if it were in my power to do so. The Bible warns about those who "changed the truth of God into a lie and worshiped and served the creature more than the Creator" Romans 1:25.<br />There are also too many ads.


title: Good Housekeeping magazine

text: I give my daughter/daughter-in-laws this magazine each year at Christmastime.  I found last year that it was much less expensive to buy on Amazon than using the renewals from the magazine itself.  And this year I discovered that I can have automatic renewal for the following year...  Anything to make Christmas shopping easier and less stressful...


title: Great!

text: I love this magazine. I found this magazine in stores and since I  buy it, figured it would be worth the savings to subscribe. Full of great ideas and a great price thru Amazon.


title: Never Received

text: I never received any of the All Recipe magazines the whole year. I forgot I subscribe to it til I received an email asking me to renew the subscription.


title: It’s a scam, they take your money and give nothing in return.

text: One year later and still no magazine. I tried contacting them months after the purchase and was given the “run around”. Now they are telling me I ordered the digital copy, which I did not. Your better off burning your money, at least it will give you heat in return rather then just donating it to this scammer.


title: A good idea cooking mag!

text: I love this magazine!


title: Four Stars

text: nice magazine, like the recipes


title: Waste of money. Junk

text: Junk. Not worth the paper it is printed on


title: Great recipes and easy to follow

text: I wanted this magazine so I could have a reference/recipes of different things to cook. Working 12 hr shifts doesn't leave time to eat/cook healthy. I wanted something to change that situation. Allrecipes fulfills that need


title: the choice of recipes in most magazines isn't what i want to cook

text: I'm  always happy if I get at least one recipe  out of a magazine that I can use.  lately the recipes<br />haven't been to my liking.


title: Well written.

text: My husband and I love this magazine.  The articles are well written..  Something for everyone.<br /> The projects are explained in simple and exact descriptions also easy to follow for beginners.  We will continue to read this magazine.


title: Timely delivery

text: Love this magazine, Has really good recipes Has a good layout.  Explains everything in great details. Thinking about ordering it for my nephew's  wife, who never learned to cook.  I ordered this on December 1st said it would take 6-10 weeks for deliver.  I received my first magazine in less than 4 weeks and received another one yesterday.  I will order more magazines through Amazon.


title: Seems changed.

text: This issue was not as good as past issues...did not save one recipe from this issue.


title: Received it as promised.

text: Received it as promised.


title: Still no mag!

text: Ordered this magazine back in February but I yet to receive an issue!


title: Four Stars

text: Good magazine


title: Very pleased with the outcome at this time.

text: Fast shipment, very good pac kaging, ama zing quality pieces. Excellent performance.


title: They forgot the recipices

text: Two thirds advertisements  ,save your money


title: I can cook now!!

text: You must have this magazine if you live alone!


title: Love the magazine!

text: Love the magazine but I was not receiving it consistently each month in a timely fashion, so I cancelled the subscription.


title: Avoid

text: 10 months after subscribing, not a single issue has been delivered. When contacted, the publisher offered no explanation and provided a digital subscription instead with zero details on how to access. After asking for a cancellation and full refund, I was told I would be only refunded any remaining balance. A poorly run operation, avoid.


title: Not a hardcopy!

text: In spite of the listing that said I was subscribing to a print magazine and verbiage that stated I'd be receiving my 'print issue' in 6 to 10 weeks,  I find out 22 weeks later (After I remember my order and ask about it) that I purchased a "digital" copy.  There's NOTHING in the listing that indicates it's a digital copy.  I feel scammed.  Thankfully it's not a huge amount of money, but it's wasted nonetheless.


title: Nice

text: This book is very good, it helps to understand a lot of things


title: Great magazine

text: Love all the recipes


title: Do not order

text: I've only received 1 magazine


title: Five Stars

text: One of my favorite magazines.  Great every month.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.  So colorful and full of recipes.


title: Never received magazine

text: Publisher stated I had digital access, but that was not what I purchased.


title: LOVE IT!

text: I love this magazine. It's a great complement to their app and website. It always inspires me to try things outside of my comfort zone. Plus if you look up the recipes online you can look at the comments and see how people have tweaked the recipe for themselves.


title: I didn’t like the material!

text: I didn’t like the material!


title: It's hasn't been delivered!

text: Would love it more if I'd get a delivery!


title: It's not being delivered yet

text: I love this magazine.....and would love it even more if I'd get it ...so far only one...


title: Fantastic

text: Great recipes in this magazine!!!!!<br />Always on point


title: Great Magazine

text: This magazine has so many great recipes for the average cook.


title: There are better choices

text: The allrecipes online content is great! The magazine ... Not so great.  I purchased this for myself and a gift for a family member. I tried  many times to cancel with Meridith Corp after not enjoying my copy nd NOT getting the second copy delivered.  Customer service is the worst I have ever experianced LONG wait times and numerous disconnects.  The magazine is FULL of ads and very little content.


title: pretty good

text: Took a looong time to arrive and lots of ads but generally a good magazine. Worth it if you can get it cheap.


title: Great

text: Love Allrecipes magazines! I'm a food lover and new recipes are always great!


title: Five Stars

text: I love it.


title: Lots of good recipes

text: Great magazine


title: Fan of Allrecipes.com and now their magazine

text: Something for everyone in this subscription and I love cooking from your recipes too!


title: Great magazine

text: Like the recipes


title: Five Stars

text: Grat recipes perfect timing for the holidays


title: Interesting decor

text: One of my favorite magazines.  Interesting articles and décor pictures.  Always look forward to it.


title: Great recipes!

text: I'm really enjoying this.  Great recipes!


title: Sounds like a bate and switch

text: Signed up twice for a $5 magazine subscription and both times I was charged $29.00 for a years subscription to All Receipes.  Sounds like a bate and switch.  Would have liked the magazine, just not the come on ad.


title: JOJO

text: OOOOOOOIUYY


title: This is a great magazine!

text: Great recipes!


title: What better way to get your children interested in cooking.

text: It's a wonderful publication that offers a wide variety of recipes to try and enjoy.


title: Visually noisy, and ad dense

text:
This is a shamelessly low-effort publication. They copy and paste some recipes from their website, and sprinkle them among so many ads and paid product promotions that it gives you a headache to look at.

There were a couple recipes I enjoyed, but, of course, I could have found them on the website, too.


title: Only received 1 issue. No more after that.

text: Took 3 months to get 1st issue and never received another issue. No option for refund or contact to ask why I didn't get anymore.


title: Love this magazine

text: Prefer looking through a hard copy. This is always a great magazine.


For Ordinary People; Great Recipes; Lots of Variety


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: The wit is gone.

text: The wit is gone. I used to find it throughout the magazine, and save it for a friend. Not anymore! Please EW, change back.


title: American Photo

text:
Entertaining and informative.
Pithy reviews with enough information to make me able to decide whether to buy or not
Only criticism is that I find breaking an article across widely separated pages makes for frustrated reading.


title: Good Housekeeping Magazine

text: I guess I thought this magazine would still be like it was when I was growing up, and I don't think that it is.  It just to me was more advertisements and articles, nothing about decorating, things on a budget, or of interest to me.  I did get the magazine in about two weeks after ordering, so I was happy about that.


title: Why so long?

text: I can't really attest to the magazine itself.  I just know that I ordered it in June and it says now that I can expect my first copy in October...That is a little longer than I had anticipated.


title: The Right Stuff

text:
A good mix of technical, historical, and personal items without the repetition that plagues so many magazines.

The Letters to the Editor are every bit as interesting as the articles.


title: Science!  What a concept!!

text: Dispelling ghosts and ghost hunters, demons and exorcists, miracles and evangelicals, bigfoot and related beasties and their hunters, psychics, mediums, and lots more of things that go bump on network TV and the mainstream press, SI is a breath of fresh air for those tired of the unending, uncritical coverage of the "paranormal." Pseudo-scientists and charlatans beware!


title: The Best Magazine!!

text: I have been reading The Plaid Horse since I was a little girl—and I still love it just as much. The magazine is perfect for readers of all age, and contains great stories and educational information too!


title: Five Stars

text: great value


title: Comprehensive Mag without tons of adverts

text: Magazine is eye candy for the British Motorbike Enthusiast.  We keep every issue in our motorbike shop.  Love the in depth look into the bikes and great photography.  Hope to continue our import subscription.


title: Got my first issue in less than a week!!!

text:
You know how it is when you subscribe to a magazine and you have to click past a notice that says "You will begin receiving your periodical in six to eight weeks."?  Not Concrete Wave.  I subscribed last week and lo and behold this miserable rainy Monday afternoon I return home to find the latest issue (the issue that made me want to subscribe) waiting for me when I got home -- hand addressed, no less.  They even included a 2011 calendar with longboarding girls on the cover (swoon!).  Thanks, CW!

If your wheels are 60mm or bigger, you need this magazine.


title: I only received one issue

text: I have only received one issue. I should have received at least 3 so far.


title: Need interesting stories

text: Its ok. Would like more interesting stories


title: Five Stars

text: Only recieved 2 issues as of January 2018


title: New home

text: Thank you


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: good magazine


This is in the wrong category. It should be in books.


text: This is in the wrong category. It should be in books.


title: Not Just "Hook & Bullet" Journalism

text: More often than not offers entertaining, compelling coverage that should appeal to the true outdoorsman and conservationist.


title: Yet to receive a copy

text: I chose Beadwork for my wife, paid for a year's subscription several months ago, and she has yet to receive a copy!  Even a back copy would have been nice..


title: Love it!

text: Love this magazine!


title: Super Projects that Withstand the Test of Time

text: I used to be just a book and Vogue Knitting afficionado, but my local yarn store had a copy of Knits and I was hooked.  The patterns are great - fashionable, current, but not super trendy, hip, in all skill sets and many different types (like cardis, socks, hats, etc.).  They also appeal to a wide span of ages, which is very useful since I knit for ages from 12 to 80.  It even has male patterns every now and then.  I've had to get the old issues on ebay or Knits sells a CD.  Along with the great patterns are very informative articles.  But what really sets this apart are the wealth of the designers that they use, the wide range of yarns used,  the fact that most patterns come in larger sizes (up to 3X) (unlike Vogue Knitting) and they are so current.  I find myself going back to these mags again and again for patterns. I also like the fact that they show the sweater/hat, etc. from a number of different angles.  This is a must if you are a knitting maven who has withdrawal symptoms if they have knitted in 24 hours.


title: Five Stars

text: Good for kids!


title: They seemed to have removed the ads

text:
I bought one of these from the newstand for my nephews and niece (ages 11, 9, 7, 4) and they loved reading the articles and often had to tell their parents about what they learned. Initially I had resisted getting this because of everyone's negative feedback in terms of too many ads, but after browsing thru a copy at the local bookstore, it really looks like NG cleaned up their advertising act, removing most of the ads. So now the magazine reads a lot cleaner and reminds me of the similar WORLD magazine I had read growing up. The magazine had a good balance and variety of topics, stories, games and activities. It is refreshing to know that NG actually listened and responded well to earlier criticisms, which were true.

If anyone is still skeptical, definitely preview an issue at the bookstore and decide for yourself.


title: Mailman stole 2-3 issues or something .

text:
Ordered print version in October of 2020. BUT

Just received my first issue March 19, 2021.  Where are the other issues even for this year? I’m missing at least one issue. It’s a good magazine. Want to give 5 stars. Did the mailman steal 2 issues?


title: Beautiful photography and always great articles covering both Maine's past ...

text: Lovely magazine. Beautiful photography and always great articles covering both Maine's past and present. This a magazine to be read and savored.


title: Most legible of any in its class

text: Very helpful! Of all of the comparable publications (Magnificat, etc.) by far the most readable/usable layout. The various essays and meditations included are good, but if you are like me 95% of the time you are using this for readings of the day and the like, and that's where it really shines, with clear, pleasant formatting.


title: Wonderful

text: It gives me what I need in a magazine and is delivered to my front door at a great price!


title: I like the magazine of course but I signed up in ...

text: I like the magazine of course but I signed up in October and Just received my first issue in December. I did NOT receive the coaster set either....


title: like

text: oijdoihvfvoib


title: Great publication

text: Great, unbiased review of new bikes, equipment and tools.  Also good general articles on skills and mental approaches to riding.


title: Liberal Diarrhea

text: If you like to read Liberal Diarrhea subscribe to it!!!


title: No Tote bag!!! Sad

text: Dissappointed I received the magazine which I like but I never got the tote bag>


title: Country fun!  For cityfolk too!

text: This is my favorite magazine.  Great ideas for decorating, crafting, and home ideas.  I love the house listings, and fun ideas.  I've subscribed for many years, and pass them on to friends I exchange magazines with.


title: Staying current in watercolor.

text: Like the tips and technique reviews, new products ads and classified for workshops.


title: Sports Illustrated subscription

text: The address that was recorded was incorrect and after I notified them to change it, they didn't change it. I like Amazon.com, but this was unacceptable.


title: Five Stars

text: Fantastic magazine and a favorite!


title: Five Stars

text: My CHildren absolutely love these magazines


title: Some issues are great, while others don't have that much content - ...

text: Some issues are great, while others don't have that much content - same few patterns recycled in numerous ways throughout an issue. I like the magazine overall, just wish it were more consistent.


title: Five Stars

text: I like it very much


title: Great Magazine!!!

text: Love this magazine. Magazine seems to always have great write-ups. Well worth the price.


title: Great Read

text: Great Read


title: One Star

text: Never received the charger.


title: Great magazine!!

text: The nice thing about this magazine is that there are no ads.  Great tests of products and bikes without being influenced by big companies trying to sell advertising.


title: Excellent Magazine for kids and adults!

text: Answers Magazine does a great job of presenting new scientific research as well as mainstream scientific theory and examining it for the facts instead of just pushing an agenda.  While there are many articles challenging the presuppositions of those opposed to the Magazine's belief system, the editors also seem to be very careful not to twist science just to fit their school of thought.  Beyond science, the Magazine examines biblical accuracy and offers logical explanations on how many historical events "could have happened" while still accepting that there are also many supernatural events which cannot be explained through science alone.  Excellent work in each magazine.  Readers will be challenged and encouraged.  Oh, and the pictures are always great, too!


title: Five Stars

text: We are very pleased with the magazine


title: Great magazine for kids

text: My kids look forward to getting this each month!


I have read the Register for many years.  It is an excellent newspaper, loyal to the Magisterium,  that provides Catholic news and a clear perspective on the culture as seen through a Catholic lens.  Given the spin the liberal media puts on the news, it's important for Catholics to find solid sources they can trust.  Since the one-star reviews for the Register were given by people seeking revenge after 2 writers were let go, they should not be taken seriously.  A Catholic newspaper has the right to decide which writers represent their mission best.


title: Yarn packs make this a great magazine

text: One reason I adore Knitter's is that they sell yarn packs for the projects on their website. Few things are more frustrating than finding a pattern in a yarn and color you love and not being able to find the yarn anywhere! If only more magazines would do this!


title: great magazine

text: it is a great magazine


title: Disappointed.

text: No real substance.


title: Well worth the read

text: Great Mag, covers many issues and topics.


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite decor magazine...and it never fails to impress!


title: App doesn't work and not magazines received

text: I have subscribed to this magazine in the past and really liked it. I decided to give it another go recently and to my disappointment the issues never shipped. There is also an app that comes with the subscription. It is totally worthless. The reviews absolutely trash the app and the customer service is nil. I'll be going two months to receive an issue in the mail. I hope to see something someday. Really starting to think this is just $ 28.00 down the drain. Hopefully I can save someone from wasting their $.


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful fabric.....well made........Couture


title: I Paid for Weekly Issues, Biweekly Since 1/1/21, No Price Adjustment

text: Recently, I woke up to the fact that I was no longer receiving time weekly.  When I called the Philippines-based customer service, they told me that the magazine had been reduced to every two weeks on 1/1/21.  I guess I didn't get the memo, and I certainly didn't get a rate adjustment for my subscription which still has 15 months.  I told the agent that if my weekly garbage pick up were reduced to biweekly without notice or rate adjustment, my house would start to stink.  What Time is doing to its long term customers stinks too.


title: Prevention Magazine

text: Informative articles but way too much advertising and inserts.  It is weird how many drugs are advertised in a magazine devoted to health.  Is it subsidized by drug companies?  Trying to promote a healthful life style or promoting drugs?  The extent of the advertising undermines its message.


title: this is the magazine I've always wanted!

text: This is the magazine for food lovers every where! ...beautiful photos, and tons of recipes! The recipes are varied, a few have expensive and/or unusual ingredients, but most look fairly easy to make with ingredients on hand. I've been very happy with everything I've made from the magazine, and have used the magazine to plan my weekly meals for my family. When I first started looking through this magazine, I thought "I've been waiting for this magazine". If you love to cook, but aren't a gourmet chef I think you'll appreciate Food Network magazine.


title: Right wing wack job proves he has no sense of humor

text: Mad Magazine pokes fun at everything worth making fun of. Right now its politicians (on both sides of the aisle) that are the big fat targets. If Washington ever gets back to the people's business I'm sure that Mad will move on. Still stupidly funny and worthy of its place in my bathroom


title: Excellent Info

text: Understandable and very easy to collect beneficial tips on the fly. Either in the bathroom or on a roadtrip, Kiplinger provides knowledge which creates a positive and motivational vision of the future.


title: Garbage

text: This “feminist” magazine featured a profile of Linda Sarsour. Looks like feminism is dead. So I canceled my subscription.


title: Love Vanity Fair!

text: Love the magazine and the tote!


title: Wouldn't buy again

text: Does not come every month get 1 issue than in 6 months get 6 issues . They send when ever they want not worth it. Also theyvdeclince my first review .


title: Ads and ads and more ads

text: Is there anything worthy other than ads? My 6 year old absolutely dislikes this and so do I. Coming from National Geographic, I was expecting something substantial. While growing up, I did absolutely OK with b/w magazines with substance. I still cannot understand this colorful nothingness. This is a magazine full of ads with couple of articles inserted here and there.


title: Mens Passion Hair Magazine volume 75

text: I design custom made hair to fit the needs of each client. I do have gay clients but most of them are not. This styling book is close to gay porn. Models are posing with out their shirts on and it looks like my gay clients would really like this but my straight clients hate this book.


title: You've got to be kidding!?

text: This magazine isn't worthy to start a winter fire with. Of all the topics worldwide for teens to explore, 80% of this magazine is about sex, as if it's some unnatural thing that they won't figure out someday. And to say "anal sex" is natural is ignorant. This magazine is filth.


title: Awesome renewal rates!

text: I have subscribed to Country Living Magazine since I was in my early 30's & I am now 67 yrs old!  Although I don't think that the quality & content of the magazine is as good as it used to be, I still enjoy reading it from cover to cover!  However, when I received my renewal notice at an annual rate of $25.00, I considered letting it go. Then, I decided to check the web to see if I could find a better rate & that's when I discovered that Amazon offered the same annual renewal for less than half the rate that I was offered through Hearst Publishing!  Great deal!


title: best

text: magazine for people who love tech


title: Not the magazine for me

text: Not my cup of tea, some of the writers are very liberal and insulting to anyone not leaning that way! Also seems to be geared towards a younger audience, hence my comment above.


title: Five Stars

text: All as advertised. Got what I ordered


title: Appreciated, well written and excellently presents current styles and ...

text: Appreciated, well written and excellently presents current styles and fashions.  Enjoyable in every way.  I would give a subscription to a close friend or a family member.


title: Good Housekeeping

text: Good Housekeeping does not send a notice to the person receiving the subscription in a timly manner. It shouldn't take 2 to 3 weeks to receive notification.


title: A total disappointment

text: Ads, ads, ads. Movie tie-ins. Product placement. Is there anything here about real people, places, animals? Don't bother looking.


title: Enjoyable Magazine

text: I enjoy reading this magazine. They have all kinds of articles about vitamins, supplements, and foods to add to your routine for various ailments and health conditions. I've learned a lot from those articles. And you can't beat the Amazon price for the subscription (and ease of signing up and/or canceling).


title: A positive influence in a negative world

text: This is a small, personally run magazine written by people who truly care about our daughters. Although they have had some struggles this past year (what small business hasn't?) they have been open with customers and have more than made up for their previous short comings.  My daughter has been receiving this magazine for a few years now and still loves it as a 12 year old.  It is hard to find publications for girls with such a positive message.


title: Too many ads

text:
I have subscribed to several cooking magazines over the past few years, and have to say that I have been disappointed with Bon Appetit. The magazine is high in advertisements. From my Oct. 2008 mag, about 50 of 150 pages were full page ads. There were approximately 20 pages of recipes. However, I have yet to try any of these. Therefore my review isn't based on the quality of the recipes.

There are usually several articles related to food travel, which I am not interested in. The food photography is good, but I find some of the recipes to be too extravagant/trendy for my lifestyle..nice to look at, but frankly I will never use these recipes.

I have most enjoyed Cooks Illustrated and Cook's Country. These are ad-free and rich with recipes that I actually have tried and used over and over again. Bon Appetit is more of a lifestyle mag that doesn't seem to fit my lifestyle. I won't be renewing my subscription.


title: Articles Written by 3rd Graders?

text:
There are some very nice pictures of women here and there, but the articles are painful to read and the "comedy" falls flat.  I'm no English major, but these articles are pathetic.  The worst part is the annoying "humor" that they try to inject into all the articles.  Unless they are not trying to inject humor and I am just misreading the articles.

This magazine completely worthless.  Not worth $1 per year.  I can't wait until this magazine stops arriving.


title: Awesome Amazon on Amazon!

text: The New 52 Wonder Woman title is great, in fact its awesome. So glad I bought it through Amazon.com.  Its cheaper than going through the publisher. Always arrives on time, no damage ever, not folded.  Excellent customer service as well.


title: The PERFECT publication for Health, Wellness, Lifestyle and Balance

text: I don't have a ton of time to peruse through different health and lifestyle magazines to get the information I crave, so Experience Life is perfect for me. The articles are always relevant to questions I have on health, wellness, balance, overall well-being, travel, recipes and much more. In fact, my mother in law (a health and wellness guru) asks for all my old issues every time she visits. It is the one publication I continuously find myself tearing articles out of for reference later. It's all the topics I care about in one credible package. Go for it - you will not be disappointed!


title: Wonderful Magazine

text:
I first read this magazine while visiting with my uncle and aunt in England.  She buys it every week.  After a lot of research, I discovered I could get it through Amazon.  It is informative, interesting and very varied with topics ranging from health, food, cosmetics, puzzles and animal rescue and fiction.  While there are some ads, it is not overrun with them like in American publications.

However, I haven't been receiving regular deliveries since I renewed my subscription.


title: yoga journal

text:
the yoga journal is a great addition to my studio.
students and teachers, including me, sit and browse, see inspiring pictures and sometimes read an article.
inspiring and helpful~


title: Good

text: This book is very good, I think it helps me a lot


title: What's not to love about REASON

text: Love Reason! It just makes such good sense! They also send me emails with current items, and after liking it on FB, place interesting stories in my news feed that I can share. For anyone who is wants to further the Libertarian agenda, this mag provides valuable information in an engaging way.


title: Free minds and free markets ... in the real world

text: Reason magazine has the tag-line "free minds and free markets" and lives up to its promise.  It's always interesting, provacative, and even if you don't agree, you'll always learn something.  Part culture, part public policy, part current events, Reason looks at everything from an unconventional viewpoint.  It's not liberal or conservative ... it's libertarian without being strident or cultish. I'd recommend it to anyone who is bored with the old, recycled left/right points of view.


title: I wish it was better

text:
Being a moderate libertarian with a penchant for pragmatic politics and a subscriber to several magazines, I would think that i'm in the very core of their target audience.  But I just can't help being slightly repulsed and even a little embarassed by this magazine- I would hate if someone's first impression of libertarianism was through Reason.

The magazine lacks focus, which becomes more noticeable when you combine it with the unengaging writing and abomidable formatting/styling so terrible that it would have been hard pressed to earn a D- in my high school graphic design class.

There are lots of better alternatives, although you'll have to go to magazines that aren't specifically focused on libertarianism in america.  The Economist is great- thorough weekly coverage of the global political climate usually with a "socially liberal, fiscally conservative" bent.  Wired is a surprising one- each month it provides great coverage oh how technology is changing the the worlds of politics, culture, and society in general, and most of the writers present a libertarian if "left wing libertarian" viewpoint.  The Atlantic has been good too, although its surpringly still considered a liberal magazine- you wouldn't realize it until you flip through the advertisements for hybrid cars and Greenpeace projects.  I think those organizations need to reasess their marketing projects when the magazine now has articles that recognize Rehnquist as one of the best justices of all time, criticize the palestinian independence movement, and show possible republican presidential candidates in positive lights.


title: Ideas you won't find elsewhere

text: Never before or since have I encountered a magazine consistently worth reading cover to cover.  But I've been doing that with Reason for 11 years now.  Reason examines current events from a perspective that's generally libertarian, as evinced by the "Free Minds and Free Markets" tag line.  Among mainstream publications, Reason provides a unique and refreshing difference in a market dominated by liberal publications with a smattering of conservative "opposition."  At the same time, Reason manages to avoid the preoccupation with philosophical and ideological minutia that plagues most other libertarian periodicals.


title: Reason Doesn't Live Up to it's Name

text: Initially, I liked this publication for it's candid exploration of current marijuana laws and the media hype on prescription drugs.  It seemed to cut through all the hysteria and present a reasonable point of view. Since then, its pages seem to be filled only with odd articles, boring articles, and one-sided attacks on the current administration.  Not reasonable at all, in this reviewer's opinion.


title: Auto-renewal poses problems.

text: Did not like the magazine.  Tried to prevent the auto-renewal, but was unsuccessful.  Took multiple phone calls to discontinue subscription and receive a our refund.


title: Good left leaning muckraking magazine

text: I lean left politically and was looking for a magizine to inform and get me thinking. I tried several others, including The Nation, and settled on and subscribed to Mother Jones. While the magazine leans left, it does so in a more informed and intellectually honest way, as opposed to a rah rah banner waving way. It mixes in a bit more social commentary and investigation as opposed to political propoganda and endless articles on how to defeat the Republicans. If you're interested in a solid investigative, left leaning magazine, check out Mother Jones. Check out their web site, they have some free content and additional content that is available if you get the magazine.


title: The Best Car Mag.

text: The best of the car mags.  period.


title: Never received

text: I would like to review this but I have yet to receive it. What a disappointment as I thought my son would really enjoy it. I will not be purchasing anything else from this distributer.


title: Still haven't received it!

text: We ordered this more than 6 weeks ago and still haven't received it.  I hope it actually comes or I threw $5 out the window.


title: Magazine

text: [[ASIN:B00005NIPI Ladies Home Journal]] Cannot give a review until subscription starts.  Contact me in 6 weeks or more.


title: Magazines

text: Cannot really reveiw magazines until the subscription has started.  E-mail me is 6-8 weeks for a review.[[ASIN:B00005N7QG Good Housekeeping [1-year subscription]]][[ASIN:B00005N7QG Good Housekeeping [1-year subscription]]]


title: FUN AND ENJOYABLE

text: I enjoy reading the articles and using the ideas within my yard, especially with periennels that i can enjoy year after year


title: Good Magazine, but the first issue I received was not quite what was expected.

text: This was the first issue I received. The magazine had changed since I remember, back in the 1960's and 70's.  The magazine back then was packed with, "how to do's", and projects that the magazine had "simplified", so anyone could do.  I built a<br />Tesla coil using the "blueprint" found in Popular Mechanics. And there were other projects. I have subscribed to the magazine for 2 years, so I hope to find some interesting projects in future issues  Theissue  I received contained alot of information, and was like ones found in Popular Science.  There were a few projects, like "replacing a halfshaft", and "mounting a tv on your wall", "installing cameras to monitor your home", but they didn't seem very thorough and clear.  As I said: this was the first issue I received, so will keep an open mind and see the next issues


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


title: He magazine has timely info for sports fans.

text: My husband always enjoys this gift!


title: Five Stars

text: Twin Daughters love this guy. Informative, entertaining. OK Dr Oz.


title: Never Received

text: I never received any issues.  Didn't want to select any stars, but it wouldn't let me.


title: Five Stars

text: Good information


title: Great magazine!  Bad way to order it!

text: I love this magazine.  My older daughter got it for years, then we let our subscription lapse.  My son is old enough now to enjoy the poems, stories and activities, and resubscribing through Amazon seemed so easy.  But four months later, we still haven't received our first issue!  So if you are eager to get a copy, I would go straight to the publisher!


title: Subcription never started

text: I like the magazine but my subscription never started.


title: Great  with fast and healthy ideas for my daughter who has three little ones!

text: It was a gift and my daughter loves it!  Plus, I was able to see Jan. issue and thought it was excellent.


title: hype,hype and more hype about US minor role in REAL WWII, which was EASTERN Front/RUSSIA, NOT pacific,not africa.

text:
as usual, this magazine , like every single american/canadian publication/book/album in existence since 1945, full of totally unjustified hype and glorifies the minor role of US in the WWII and it's outcome, with the role of Russian Army as a secondary, 1-2% of every book!!!
NOT the far east, not africa, and not the overhyped dday had ANY effect on the REAL WWII - between Germany and Russia.
To brainwash americans all the years during the war and all the years after the war up until today, that "WE" americans won over hitler and "WE" had the most decisive role in WWII.....=== it is a Dirty Lie, and Dirty misinformation.
Some sources even call some battles in the east as "turning" points in WWII....!!!????????
Every single battle in the far east not only had no impact on the result of WWII, but of course had not even a minimal effect on the war that was going on in EUROPE, on the Eastern Front, on Russian territory.
The ONLY REASON US waited FOUR YEARS, and finally decided on "dday" less than a year before the END - NOT to let the Russian Army march into BERLIN as the ONLY VICTORS.
20 MILLION fallen Russian soldiers vs 400,000 fallen Americans.
And Hollywood of course had the biggest role in glorification of america in WWII


title: Great info source

text: Just really getting into Military Vehicles, lots of solid info good info on parts and vendors. Great articles and photos.


title: The large print is great and we always love Reader's Digest

text: I bought this for my mom who is 91 and lives in a nursing home.  The large print is great and<br />we always love Reader's Digest.


title: I could not be more pleased!

text: What a super magazine!  Very pleased after receiving and reading my first issue.  Great writing on a variety of topics.  Looking forward to seeing what the next issue offers!


title: Great recipes!

text: Bought a subscription for my dad, another food network lover, for Christmas. It has great recipe ideas and good bios on some of our favorite celebrity chefs! Definitely recommend this magazine for food lovers!


title: Excellent magazine

text: This magazine is excellent magazine, so much beter than the equivalent U.S. magazines. Articles are well writeen and informative -it's one of U.K. magazines I look forward to each month and have  never been disappointed. If you this "Octane" plus "Classic and Sports Car' and "Motor Sport"you will have all the inormation you will ever need about Motor Sport and classic cars.


title: thank you

text: This was a present to my grandaugther and she enjoy it the prize was good and she think its a good magazine for her thank you.


title: I Enjoy Veranda Magazine

text: I really enjoy my Veranda magazine.  I have discontinued other house magazine but have kept this one because of the quality of pictures and ideas.


title: Excellent Look Into The Lives Of Celebs!  They're Not Just Like Us, But "US Weekly" Will Make You Feel That They Are!!

text:
"US Weekly" is an excellent magazine when they're not wasting space on "The Hills" and all that fake drama (and no-name "celebs").  It gives the reader a look into the lives of stars.  That's basically what people want from it, a guilty pleasure...escapism.  What's so-and-so been up to this week while I had a crap week at my job(?)

Of course people love to see celebs go down in flames, hence the # of covers devoted to Britney (or Anna Nicole, Lohan, etc...) during her "breakdown."  There's plenty of that here.  It's not my thing, but it must be somebody's!

Judging by the most recent reviews, people didn't like the Sarah Palin cover.  I didn't much like all the attention she got either.  It was a waste.  But I immediately re-upped my subscription for a year after that story ran.  I also just bought 5 gift subscriptions for friends.  (Mags make great gifts...you get something new every week!)

At less than half the price of "People" ("People" is a better mag, but it sells for $116/year..."US" is $52/year), how can you go wrong?  You can even get a deal on it now and then through Amazon.  Just keep checking.

Love my "US!"


title: US vs. them

text: Only lonely, rainy, fall evenings, clutching a tumbler of whiskey, I cry.  My sole companion, US Weekly, smiles back at me.  I can read about the dashing lives of my social betters with their skinny dresses and good looks.  Thank you US Weekly.


title: It's fine but after my first 4 issues did not get ...

text: It's fine but after my first 4 issues did not get the 5th and 6th. I will contact you about it today.


title: Five Stars

text: Been reading it for years.


title: Five Stars

text: Interesting mix of articles.


title: BORING

text: So little actual content and just a whole lot of fluff.  I found myself bored from the first issue.  I knew it was time to cancel when they referred to George Soros as a "liberal Philanthropist".  At least Life & Style Magazine or In Touch are entertaining.


title: Buyer Beware!

text: This automatically renews at full price! Beware!


title: More Content, Less Photos

text: People magazine is in a class of mags that I refer to as celebrity driven without being a tabloid (i.e. Star or The National Inquirer).  This means that you miss out on all the articles that claim that a real life cat women was found, but you still get to find out how J. Lo and Brittany Spear's marriages are proceeding.  Warning!  If you want to read about world events, then this is NOT the magazine for you.  If you do want lengthy articles about celebrity life, movies, television, and books, then People is a good read.  People magazine does not have the same flashy photos like US Weekly or In Touch, but their articles do have more depth.  It all depends on what you are looking for.  People magazine tends to be last on my list because I like more fluff than what they have, but I do like their special editions with photographs after award shows.


title: Fun fashion mag

text: Since I was offered a year subscription for only $4 I decided why not?  I am a subscriber to a few fashion magazines and I think this one is pretty good.  Many articles about fashion, beauty, celebs, but also non-fashion topics as well. The clothing is on the high-end side, but it gives you inspiration to create more wallet-friendly versions.


title: Comprehensive and Thought Provoking

text: I LOVE this magazine.  I have been in business for myself for 8 yrs and every issue offers wonderful tips and tricks for things I never thought of. I would recommend it for all LMT's at any level of experience.


title: Bookmarks Magazine: A Magazine Review by The Fractured Chronicles [Blog]

text:
Bookmarks Magazine
Magazine review by Viola Beauregarde, 11.13.2005
The Fractured Chronicles [Blog]
[...]

Out of all the literary magazines I have read over the years, Bookmarks Magazine is one of the finest.  It offers the reader not only an in-depth listing of the newest literature in print, but upcoming books, books to movies, and old favorites.  Each book is rated from the best to the worse review in order to give a broader and more balanced perspective.  This also includes critical summaries, which are invaluable.  The insightful author studies give the reader a concise and informative glimpse at the author behind the literary work.

If you only subscribe to one literary magazine this year, spend your hard-earned money wisely and get Bookmarks Magazine.  Believe me, you will not be disappointed.


title: Life is wild

text: The life is wild here in Massachusetts, and this magazine goes all out to prove it! Birds, bats, bees, bears - we've got everything good right here in good old Massachusetts. Like to look and snapshot 'em, hook 'em and haul 'em, or shoot 'em and skin 'em. This magazine will tell you where and how.


title: mag

text: Lousy magazine; way too many adds; did not renew & will not ever get again. There are much better reads out there!


title: Five Stars

text: excellent


title: Best magazine for readers

text: This is my favorite magazine.  If you read, this periodical is a must. Life is too short to read bad books. You can browse just the summary, or go a bit more in depth if you wish.My reading list is much more enjoyable since subscribing 6 years ago.


title: Great magazine

text: Loved it


title: CANCEL ASAP!

text: Cancel. Putting AOC on cover. Disgusting! Going in the trash!!


title: Well thought out

text: Military Heritage is a well thought out (laid out) professionally written magazine.  It covers a broad range of topics that provides all serious students of military history a flavor of all periods of military history.  As such I highly recommend this magazine not only for its content but also for the art.  I would also recommend teachers to consider using various articles for their classroom work. History text books can often be very dry, however these articles are short enough to convey enough information to the reader to get a feel of the period.


I usually enjoy the articles in the magazine. And I am sure I will enjoy reading this copy with as much fun as soon as I have received it.


title: High Quality Magazine

text: One the best military history magazines on the market. Always well written with articles from diverse and well balanced historical periods. Highly recommended.


title: Where is the magazine?

text:
Yes I LOVE Military heritage and have been a subsciber in the past. And as of late have  been reduced to going to the bookstore to buy. Complaint is that it has been 5 weeks since my purchase and I'm STILL waiting deligently for it to come to my house. Love Amazon and love the Kindle but some things just need to quickin for response times.
That and they need to have more authors( Simon Scarrow and Conn Igguldon) and all there series for the Kindle in regards to the selections.
Thank You
Christian Miller


title: Bad rag

text: I ordered the wrong magazine, I should have ordered military history. Not the magazine I'm getting


title: Five Stars

text: Bought as a gift for son who teaches history.  He is a big fan of this magazine.


title: Print

text: Always liked this magazine. Happy with the print version over kindle or something. Hate using those.


title: Weird happens, Fortean Times takes note

text: This is the one mag I look forward to getting in the mail, and the only one I devour from cover to cover every month. I don't believe our take on reality is as hard and fast as either Religions or Sciences would have everyone believe. There are times when strange phenomena occur, and neither faith nor science can offer satisfactory explanations. This is a terrific magazine, offering a forum for those who take extreme positions, and those of us with a "I'll believe it when I see it" attitude to discuss, and read up on Weird Phenomena. It'll make you laugh, it'll give you the creeps, and it will most definitely make you think. If I could, I'd give this magazine 10 stars.


title: Outgrown this magazine.  Need a change

text: I want to cancel this for another magazine.  My granddaughter has outgrown this magazine.  It is a great magazine for some younger adults.


title: Good read

text: We enjoy this magazine and it's content.<br />Thanks


title: Get it if you love fishing

text: Great stories ,good information.  love this magazine!


title: Favorite Mag

text: Lots of recipes every month.  Not overly complicated recipes.


title: I still read every issue cover to cover.

text:
My delight in observing the clear and starry night sky, with all my senses, began in my early teens, nearly 60 years ago.  Sky & Telescope has been there as an inspiring thread of intense interest as my life, education and work dominated my most serious time and energy commitments.  But off and on I've found time to build and purchase  telescopes and other optical devices and equipment to enhance and expand my explorations of stargazing and taking pictures of celestial objects.  I've subscribed to S&T fairly consistently for over 40 years, and off and on prior to that.  I  also dual subscribed to Astronomy for its first 10-12 years of publication back in the late 70s and the 80s.  For my interests, it became clear that S&T was a better investment, though Astronomy magazine had its strengths.

I look back and marvel at the evolution of optical engineering and imaging technology, not to mention the explosive expansion of our knowledge of the universe.  Sky & Telescope magazine, through several generations of editors, expansions and upgrades has kept me connected to the variety of activities open to motivated amateur astronomers.  I like its strong coverage of observing and imaging gear,  the beautiful images the creative elicit from the sky above, the progress of the international space programs, the latest expansions of cosmological knowledge and theory and the leading edge research by amateurs who contribute data valuable to the professionals.  Most of it, due to my life's other commitments, has been enjoyed vicariously, as an armchair enthusiast.  But when, over many decades, I have been able to spend nights under the stars, witness a  historic meteor storm, total solar eclipse, comet impact on Jupiter, occultation of a bright star by Saturn's rings, the creeping  sunrise on lunar crater ridges and many memorable bright comets, Sky & Telescope has been my consistently satisfying guide.

I recommend it highly to anyone who is interested in astronomy and also has a poetic/aesthetic appreciation of the glories, visual treasures and intellectual delights to be found in the night sky and the universe it reveals.


title: I don't want last month's magazine!

text: I wanted this month's or maybe next month's magazine. Why would I want last month's? It's out of date now! Why would I have to pay for that? I feel ripped off.<br />I love Glamour magazine. But, sending me last month's magazine isn't cool.


title: National Geographic Traveler

text: Love the pictures!  I am a visual person.  Have not started reading the articles as yet.  I am sure I will enjoy!


title: Popular Science Magazine.

text: This is my favorite magazine. I get about 15 mags per month. the only problem I had was, I got double issues. Got everything straightened out though.


title: Rave reviews from a u-pick farmer

text: I bought a year's subscription to Farm World for my father who owns a u-pick farm and LOVES all things farming.  For months afterwards, every time I saw him, he told me how much he loves Farm World.  He is one of those people who doesn't babble.  He only says something when it means something, so the fact he told me he loved it at all was a compliment.  The fact he told me every time he saw me for months told me he REALLY LOVED it.  He is getting his subscription renewed this year.  At least I know it's something he loves.


title: Meh

text: I just did not find this magazine all that interesting to continue subscribing. Occasionally there are some interesting articles or reviews on new games but it's kind of rare. As for the delivery service, I have always received this mag on time and when I moved changing my address with them was really easy and there was no interruption in service.


title: I was disappointed in the magazine

text: There were alot more advertisements than there was articles. I was disappointed in the magazine. Don't think that I will be renewing my subscription.


title: PURCHASED AS A GIFT FOR SOMEELSE

text: Item was purchased as a seasonal gift for a relative culled from their Wish List.  I's a renewal so it's definitely well-liked and satisfies expectations.


title: Great gift for mom

text: Bought subscription for my mom. She loves it.


title: Simply the Best: Cook's  Illustrated

text: Fantastic recipes (with multiple variations/techniques compared for best results), no ads, product reviews by category (best tomato sauces, best knife sharpeners, best cookware, etc.)...this is the best cooking magazine bar none. Period. If you only want one cooking magazine make this your choice.


title: What Service!

text: My subscription was almost expiring and I hadn't noticed. This was an excellent way to guarantee continuation of a magazine I've enjoyed for decades.


title: WW11 HISTORY MAGAZINE

text: All articles are very well written by qualified authors, often accompanied by illustrations and/or original photos. Good reading anytime.


title: I've had a gastric bypass and recipes don't always got ...

text: I've had a gastric bypass and recipes don't always got my food restrictions. Once I figure out how I will cancel my script. Other use recipes sound delicious