title: Excellent curation

text:
Take a topic that applies to the current world climate, and make a volume of wonderful poetry and prose about that topic from a variety of sources. It's wonderful material, with excellent translations (when necessary) and incredibly readable.
Everyone will be able to find at least one thing they'll love to read in these compilations, and the price is really reasonable for the amount of content you get.
If you aren't able to find a book you'll want to read, or someone you'll want to read more about after one of these volumes, you're truly made of stone.


title: If you love cooking and eating good food this is a must

text:
When CI does a cookbook review, one of their chief criteria is the rate of "success" of a solid sampling of recipes from the cookbook. This is strangely missing from many cookbook reviews from other sources. My wife and I have collected the hardbound volumes of the magazine. We have cooked over 100 different recipes from this source. Based on their own criteria I would consider them to have better than a 95% success rate on recipes, with a greater than 30% of those ending up on our "favorites" list. This is probably one of the highest rates I have seen from any of the cookbooks in our fairly large collection.
The recipes are focused on American traditional cooking. Many are "meat and potatoes" dishes and desserts. It is not limited to these but if you are looking for traditional recipes from other cultures this is not the best source. The recipes maximize taste. This frequently leads them to be higher in fat and/or calories than a source like Cooking Light. It is done in B&W with photos and line drawings. Those looking for great color photos of prepared dishes in exotic locales should avoid also. The recipes are roughly in the middle of the road in terms of complexity, rarity of ingredients, and time to prepare. They happily avoid the pitfall of some cookbooks from famous chefs that attempt to adapt restaurant recipes to home cooks with lists of 20+ ingredients. On the other hand there are not that many 30 minutes quickie meals from obviously on-hand ingredients.
You will probably either love or hate their focus on kitchen science and how to make the best recipe. If you fall into the latter category then just skip the first part of each article and just make the recipe. The product and cookbook reviews are very objective, informative, and appropriately critical.


title: One Star

text: I'm just not a fan of wired magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Great writers...covers Texas like a blanket...


title: Travel the world

text: Without a doubt the most complete magazine for travel, culture, science our world...Earth...should be used in every classroom<br />Better than any text book..Read one article a day and you will have more knowledge than 99 % of the population of the planet.


title: Sound & Video Plus

text: Great read full of amazing new audio & video tech products.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: always a good read

text: well it's readers digest


title: variety of good articles

text: showcases what is up at the Smithsonian. interesting articles and events on all the different museums.


title: One Star

text: Not going to renew.


title: Awesome magazine - better than the website!

text: I used to read the online content for this magazine (I still check out the blog), but I have to say that there is even more content in the magazine than there is online, and it's really worth subscribing.  The articles are well written and usually change my mind on issues I may not have realized I had a mind to change on.  I would recommend this magazine to anyone.


title: I didn't this Blanking Book !!!!

text: I did not order this magazine and I called to have it canceled before it began and any charges refunded. I have not checked my account account lately but needless to say that I will be very upset if there is a charge for a magazine on there that I have never seen nor that I didn't order.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Five Stars

text: GOOD


title: Would be great if they actually came

text: I got this 9 months ago and have only received 4 magazines. Complete rip off.


title: Four Stars

text: Enjoy this magazine.


title: I wish I could get the old Southern Living magazine back!

text: I wish I could get the old Southern Living magazine back. I stopped subscribing a few years ago when the big changes took place. I only subscribed again recently because I received such a good deal on the subscription price. Unfortunately, it hasn't improved much. Each month's magazine looks so similar to the previous month. It's hardly worth my time to look through the latest issue. I absolutely despise the "flip issues" which is a magazine with 2 fronts. Half of the pages go one direction then, midway through you flip the magazine over because the other pages go the other direction. This is a gimmick that appeals to 6-year-olds. As an adult, it's just annoying to have to flip a magazine over. My guess is this is something geared towards getting more advertising dollars. You can find similiar pictures, articles, ideas and recipes on Pinterest for free. Don't waste your money.


title: All You for me

text: I love this magazine. It is filled with savings, recipes and great ideas. I bought it for a great price


title: Great gift for hubby

text: My husband has been very excited about his subscription. I couldn't pass up the subscription price which is definitely cheaper than newsstand.


title: Going from the mailbox into the recycle bin in record time.

text: Writing as a design professional (MA and 30+ years practicing), I always found Elle Decor irrelevant to anyone without money to burn. However, some of the featured projects still offered glimmers of inspiration that might be applicable to those in the real world for whom $14,000+ etageres and refrigerators are absurd. Over the last year or so, many of the featured projects are wince-inducing proof that not even unlimited budgets can compensate for uninformed, undisciplined, arbitrary and inept design.


title: It's for 5-7

text: I bought this for my granddaughter


title: Well rounded magazine

text: I am a 30 something working woman and this is a great magazine if you want a little bit of everything.  I cancelled another subscription because it was too politically slanted.  Real Simple is well rounded and has good tips.


title: Lots of advertisements

text: Not as much content as I would like; many advertisement pages.


title: Not What I Hoped

text:
I subscribed to City Journal hoping to find another intelligent and courageous publication with a right slant, of some sort, be it libertarian, paleoconservative, or just a journal of common sense.  Such publications are dwindling.  City Journal does not describe itself as any of those things, but its reputation is that of a right leaning advocate of economic and individual freedom.  I just received my first issue-Winter 2013.  Disappointing.

Let's start with E.D. Hirsch's "Vocabulary: The Key to Upward Mobility".  Some solid ideas, backed by bad reasoning with little human insight applied.  Hirsch's ideas for overhauling the curriculum are fine--domain immersion for example.  What's bothersome is Hirsch's Apserger's-like method of cherry picking study after study, citing correlations, making huge assumptions and never questioning the question in the first place:  What is education and do we all need it?  He starts with the very tired statistic that college grads make more money, tells us that SAT scores are a good predictor of graduation rates and income, that vocabulary size and "life chances" are related, and other such bare facts.  True, as facts, but even a smart 6th grader could raise legitimate questions here.  Once we ask those questions and see the falsehoods mere statistics generate, we can ask real questions.  His heart MIGHT be in the right place, but his efforts go nowhere.

John Buntin's "The LAPD Remade" praises the work of new Commissioner Bill Bratton.  The piece focuses on police-community relations, especially the Black community, said to be made better by Bratton's personal touch.  But Buntin paints an overly bright picture here.  He cites stats that show a decline in LA crime.  First, there have been many accusations of falsification of crime statistics in LA.  The same thing happened here in Philadelphia under Mayor Rendell, who never stopped patting himself on the back on the basis of those lies.  Second, again, mere stats won't due.  In a state of war, there are periodic states of peace, before the next storm, as when one group pushes the other out.  To assess LA's crime, one needs to be down at the street level, to see the root causes.  Citing official stats or getting quotes from government official on how good a job they are doing doesn't cut it.

If Buntin and Hirsch are well intentioned but off target, what of Paul Starobin's "Irrepressible Moscow"?  Starobin, a former writer for the leftist New Republic and National Geographic, writes a piece that has both the fluffiness and dishonesty of a typical NG article.  Beyond dishonesty even, is his mention of the "suppression of civil liberties" in Moscow because of the arrest of Pussy Riot!  Starobin claims they were arrested for "chanting a novel prayer".  This is such a distortion of the truth it should be upgraded to an OUTRIGHT LIE.  There have been many Russian patriots jailed under Putin's leadership.  Pussy Riot is not among them.  It gets worse still, as Starobin, in his best attempt to downplay the demographic and social crisis caused by immigration, first forgets to tell us that these Caucasian immigrants are criminals and gangsters,  protected by the corrupt Putin regime who make daily life for many Russians intolerable.  Starobin goes on to cheerily tell us that these immigrants soon assimilate.  No sign of that yet.

Another New Republic product, Adam Kirsch profiles Jewish leftist Peruvian writer and politician Mario Vargas Llosa.  Kirsch's article has a sympathetic tone and we can see why as the former socialist and advocate of free trade and "liberty", is certainly no former leftist.  Ilosa's idea of liberty is abortion, euthanasia, open borders, unrestricted immigration, and an end to all nationalisms.  The common ground of rootless economic libertarians and rootless neo Marxists is laid bare.  No wonder the Peruvians rejected him.  Better a corrupt old style strongman than a leftist ideologue intent on destruction of a people.

But its time for some comedy:  "The GOP and the City" by Edward L. Glaeser.  Oh why do the big cities reject the GOP, asks Glaeser, when the Republicans have such good ideas?  The question alone makes me chuckle.  Cited as a good idea is No Child Left Behind!  Now I'm rolling on the floor.  If only the Republicans would get their message out, the urban dwellers might vote for them.  Forget for a second whether the Republicans have good ideas--I think they do talk a good game--and forget whether they really back up their words once in power---they rarely do--but Glaeser is so clueless that he doesn't realize that the voters in big cities have heard the message.  They rejected it Edward and continue to do so.  Does Glaeser ever get down to street level and meet people?  Does he know the cities at all.  Again, a problem presents itself and City Journal finds itself without the insight to understand the issue.

And then there is Pierre Manent, whose incoherent attempt to trace the origins of the modern Nation-State may have caused me to cancel my subscription.  He may have read Cicero but I can't see he understood his mind, method or intentions.  His statement that the Middle Ages "...doesn't lend itself to our comprehension because it had no experience of an adequately coherent human order.", is a laughable product of  narrow, ideologically oriented mind.  I question if he even read Machiavelli beyond The Prince,  and he completely ignores the real political, military and geographic factors that led to the rise of the state in the 17th century.  Ideas do matter, but Manent got the wrong ideas.  He actually is brighter than I give him credit for here, but in the end he is another neo-conservative.  I charge clients $90. an hour for my work.  I spent 30 minutes on this article.  Since you can't refund time itself, I request that the publisher of City Journal refund me $45. for my time.

It isn't all bad.  Like good social scientists, the writers at City Journal can turn out some good articles about economic policy and this issue has a view on the boom in Texas, the growth of Washington DC and the pension problem in California.  Also, Heather MacDonald and Theodore Dalrymple are two bright spots.  Dalrymple I am familiar with and always enjoy his writings.  MacDonald I knew less about but I had come across some of her writings and was happy to read her here.

But the good is outnumbered at City Journal.  Still, it is more palatable than the faux conservative American Conservative magazine, and not as left Republican as the once right wing National Review.  I'll stick with the Rockford Institute's Chronicles:  A Magazine of American Culture and Quarterly Review from the UK.

My analysis of City Journal ?  A soft left establishment Republican ( ie neoconservative) publication that is fighting a lost cause with a losing stategy.  Defensive, timid, shallow, sycophantic, positivist, City Journal  is using the same tone, the same strategies and positions that led to the total defeat of the conservative movement.  At best it is a losing rear guard action in a war already lost.  In some cases, this may be intentional, as the neo cons intentionally destroyed the conservative movement.  In others it is just naiveté in the extreme.  CJ lacks soul.  It lacks depth of thinking so it comes up empty. The perfect hand picked opponent for the left establishment.


title: More essential paleo-conservative reading

text: Along with the American Conservative, Chronicles is one the highlights of my month.  While AC is more "newsy", Chronicles, as its byline states, deals more with heavier, cultural issues.  Many of the writers seem to be refugees from the leftist takeover at National Review.  The viewpoint is pro-Catholic, pro-Southern (US) and pro-Western.  There is a narrower idealogical focus to Chronicles than in AC, with more of a religous slant than I personally care for.  Still, there is so much solid reporting and commentary here that I will be subscribing for a long time to come.


title: So good for local activities!

text: Useful to know what is happening in my own state and the surrounding states.


title: Never received anything

text: I never got a single issue of this magazine, and never received word back from the publisher after I contacted them. Complete waste of money.


title: Great gift!

text: I buy this for my daughter every year!


title: Too long to wat

text: Will not receive first issue until August 14!!! I want to cancel, but don't know how.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.


title: Great resource for those starting out in Whisky

text:
As someone new to whisky, i will just tell you it is overwhelming. Between USA made products like Bourbon and Rye and traditional Irish/Scotch Whisky your head starts to spin. Add to that all the new regions (from Taiwan to Sweden) releasing products and you may as well give up.

But no. Don't give up! Push through, with the help of this magazine (and a handful of the right websites) you'll no longer be a rookie and in record time.


title: No really, why is this so cheap?

text:
I expected the magazine to be busting with ads since they'd managed to knock the price down so far. Not the case.

Bought as a gift for my wife, she reads cover to cover the day it arrives. I take that as a positive sign.


title: If you aren't handy yet you could be...

text: This magazine is great!!!  I have given it to a few friends as gifts.  Lots of ideas, projects and tips for everyday use and all experience levels.  Probably my favorite magazine I get digital or print.  I take the prints in all the time to work and the rest of the guys all go through them.


title: Five Stars

text: Love U S weekly. ,


title: Very happy

text: Very happy


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!  So many great recipes!


title: Four Stars

text: Good price to try it


title: The best part was the swimsuit issue

text: Got the sub for $5. The best part was the swimsuit issue. Stop being a political rag and stick to the sports. I canceled my sub after CP got the award.


title: Great Magazine If You Make 100K a year!

text: This magazine misses on the average Joe. It reviews products that the average person can't afford. I picked up a year subscription for a dollar. Can I get my dollar back? The only use this is for me is to recycle it. I mean the interviews are ok. But come on. This is more like Rich Men's Journal.


title: Coolest Magazine Ever

text: I do not consider myself a computer/tech geek by any stretch of the imagination - however - I am amazed at the things I've learned and are fascinated by when reading WIRED.  Can't say enough good things about the magazine that covers topics from global warming to what stuff really goes into your pet's food.  Covers video games that I can talk to my sons about and things that make me feel smart - like about the human anatomy, etc.  READ IT!


title: Wrong address

text: Please send it to the right address and I would be happier. This is a gift and should be sent to my daughter.


Amazon makes it easy to access your Vogue subscription. The price was very affordable. The physical copy of the magazine took several weeks to show up - however, I was given instant access to the same digital version immediately. The digital version is very high quality and the interactivity is good. I only viewed it on the iPad, but I was happy with the appearance overall. My first physical issue arrived very beat up, but I would assume the post office was just especially hard on it this time.


title: Wired is good, but this subscription provider is NOT!

text:
I had already been receiving Wired.  When I received an email from Amazon telling me to renew my subscription, I thought $10 is reasonable and worth it for this magazine.  I clicked on the link and went ahead to renew.  About three days later, I received an official renewal in the mail from Wired for $8!  I can't feel but a little bit swindled.  Surely the convenience of renewing online is not worth $2 since it is just as simple to write a check and drop it in the mail.

Overall, Wired is great, but I'd recommend shopping around first if you are renewing.  I will definitely be a little bit more patient next year.


title: I love the New Yorker

text: I love the New Yorker, even if its articles aren't what you'd call a must-read. I wish they had better business coverage. That's the weak link here .. puffy profile pieces don't make us smarter


title: Hipster Cooking Magazine

text: I really enjoy that the articles will focus on the history and culture of a specific cuisine, spice or ingredient. The superfluous language sometimes is distracting and over written but so far I have enjoyed every recipe I have tried.


title: Great read for the Indiana Jones-type

text: I've loved this magazine for years.  One could say that it's become more "glossy" over time--more for the general reader than a specialist.  Which is perfect.  No one will mistake it for a trade publication, but the fact is it gives fantastic, broad coverage to the entire world, including fascinating articles I would never have heard about because they are outside my main area of study.  The amount of info on a story is perfect, and each article makes it easy to track down further info when you want it.  Highly recommended.


title: Articles that are relevant to me

text: I'm a disabled writer, so it felt very serendipitous when I opened up my first issue of Poets & Writers and the initial article was specifically about disabled authors! While, yes, this magazine is filled to the brim with advertisements, I remind myself that I only paid $5 for my first year's subscription, so I can deal with some ads. At least the ads are relevant to writers! I don't know all of the authors who are featured in this magazine, but I am hoping that my horizons will be broadened by reading about people I don't know. Overall, I feel like my first issue of the magazine has been better than I expected, so I anticipate more good things to come throughout the rest of the year.


title: You don't have to be a hipster to enjoy Nylon!

text:
I have subscribed to Nylon for a year, and I have no qualms with the magazine to date.

I would like to first address a previous review. One person said that she did not receive her first issue for several months, and when she did she received back issues, as opposed to current issues. I will acknowledge that I received back issues with my subscription, as well, but I have come to expect that from most magazines as of late (since I have had that problem with most magazines I have subscribed to). This doesn't really affect my feelings towards the magazine itself, though, because even older issues still have great, timeless content.

My first impression when I subscribed to the magazine came from the quality of the physical product. Most magazines do not provide subscribers with pretty, glossy, shelf-worthy issues -- they instead send a magazine that is made with lower quality paper than the magazines you would find on a store shelf. With Nylon this is not the case. Every issue you receive is just as pretty and glossy as issues you may pick up on a store shelf!

The content itself is wonderful. Each issue has a theme -- sometimes its a "music issue" -- where the cover story is on a musician and the majority of the content is music related (even the clothing hilights!). Other themes are either more specific or more vague, but the fact that each issue follows a different theme makes each issue of the magazine fresh and exciting. The cover stories themselves are usually about up-and-coming artists (musicians, actors, etc.), and though often the cover feature is about someone I have heard of, that person is not usually someone I would expect to see on the cover of a magazine (meaning she is not a long established A-List actress or Billboard Top 100 musician). Often I have never even heard of the person on the cover, and am pleasantly surprised to read about someone completely new to me (for instance, one month the cover feature was about the OTHER Olsen sister -- Elizabeth Olsen. Totally not what I expected!).

I also like that while a lot of other magazines focus on negativity, Nylon does not. Other magazines like to dwell on things that you might find in tabloids (such as an actor's personal "failures") or on sustaining negative self-image (by printing pictures of people who are not fashion savvy enough and picking apart their outfits), but Nylon primarily focuses on positive things. This felt like a very refreshing change for me! Nylon is also not trying to mimic Cosmopolitan Magazine by including lots of graphic discussions of sexual behavior, which I see as a good thing (not that I am against Cosmo for focusing on that area -- I am just sick of other magazines trying to become more and more like Cosmo by pushing more of that kind of content in their issues).

Finally, a disclaimer: though Nylon is covered with flashy bright, neon colors, it is not intended to be a "tween" or "young adult" magazine, as some previous reviewers seemed to believe. I think it can be enjoyed by teens, but the focus audience is more likely twenty and thirty-year olds -- or anyone interested in up-and-coming fashion and music scenes who have a bit more money to invest in these interests. Nylon does NOT only feature really expensive products, but they do write articles with the expectation that their readers have some money to spend on their personal interests, and most "tweens" only have allowance money... Just something to keep in mind.

In conclusion, I think Nylon is a great magazine for anyone who is not interested in the usual humdrum topics found in other magazines for women. It is also great for anyone -- you don't have to be a "hipster" to enjoy this magazine!


title: Excellent periodical!

text: I enjoy this magazine. Politicians, professors, and political world figures contribute to this magazine consistently. As a trader and an author in one of the most fast paced investments in the world, Futures and Foreign Exchange. I need to round out my perspective of how geopolitical events affect my money now and will affect my money 10 years from now.<br />I wish it came out more frequently, nevertheless I enjoy it everytime I read it.


title: Nice magazine, geared toward the average consumer.

text: Great magazine. The editors are somehow able to keep it timely although it is a monthly magazine. It does a great job of addressing the needs of baby boomers. Definitely one of the top ten magazines I recommend to my clients.


title: Read the Fine Print

text: I was thinking I only had to pay $5 for the order but when it come it had a $10 Bill.


What can I possibly say?  It's Atomic Ranch dude! This is the bible for connecting all mod and mid-century furniture/home/lifestyle aficionados out there.


title: Techno-Fetishism Monthly

text: Wired's typography and information design have always fairly screamed "We Are Cool And You Are Not", as an in-crowd come-on to geeks who always hungered to be thought of as kewl. It's very best writing reaches the level of Entertainment Weekly, but it's primarily a shill-rag for memes that profit power-players, replete with power-worship and techo-fetishism. For better or worse, though, it's must reading if you want to understand where the "thought leaders" are headed -- in much the same way that EW or People Magazine is must reading for people who want to understand where popular culture is headed.


title: Good articles though

text: Why is it soooooo big??  Good articles though.


Sometimes the things in the magazine are way over my head, but for the most part it gets the creative juices flowing and gets me making some cool stuff that would otherwise cost mega bucks.


title: magazine subscription

text: not only was the 1st issue delivered,too fast, an older issue was also sent.  I had already purchased both issues at the news stand


title: Good quality for the serious or backyard gardener

text:
I look forward to this magazine each month.  From focus on each regional area and regional recommendations, to profiles of large public or private gardens, to insights of professional gardeners, this magazine is a true joy to read.

Ads are reasonable for the type of magazine, and delivery is very consistent.  I've been a subscriber for 3 years now, and look forward to each and every issue.  I always see new ideas.

Highly recommended.


title: Five Stars

text: Great price on a great magazine!


title: We love birds and blooms

text:
My mom had NOT received her first issue yet
but she loves this magazine and she used to receive it for several years
but has not been able to afford it for several years so it’s part of her Christmas gifts this year


title: Enjoyable and Informative

text: This remains one of 2 physical magazines to which I still subscribe. It is typically an enjoyable and informative read.


title: Son uses ideas from this magazine

text: My son loves this magazine. Has learned a lot. And uses alot of ideas shown. Has become a REAL handyman


title: Interesting articles

text: Interesting reading, with interesting in depth articles.  I enjoy the articles that break down the materials used in popular items.


title: pain to follow

text: if you want a 24hour schedule for tv, this isn't it.  Lacks description on a number of shows.  Plays big if you are into Honey Dumb Dumb or other totally brainless trash the networks call programming


title: good source of info

text: Pop Mech has been bedside reading for years.  Articles are informative and the DYI and Auto Repair sections give me ideas


title: good reading

text: Pop Sci has been a favorite with me for over 40 years.  The $5 subscription makes it a no brainer.


title: Handyman Mag

text: No problems arrived as stated and got first issue before stated time would recomend this to anybody. I am througerly pleasedwith this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome magazine


title: Not like the “old” southern living.

text: Even at the $5 price I overpaid. This is not the southern living of even a few years ago. I was so disappointed in the lack of quality.


title: Great Recipes

text: I bought this for my wife and she loves it. She enjoys the recipes and the articles in this magazine would recommend it for anybody.


title: Five Stars

text: Good MAgazine


title: Five Stars

text: GOOD READING


title: a bit slimmer

text: Just what i remember reading. 35 years ago. nice magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: nice books for grandpa


title: Inspirational

text: Really enjoy the stories and inspirational.


title: A Great Gift!

text: I ordered this magazine for a gift; the first issue arrived much quicker than the 4-6 weeks they said.  It arrived in time for Christmas, and my guy was thrilled!  Love this magazine!


title: No es en español

text: La pedí para mi mamá, que vive en EU y no habla inglés, porque decía en español. Las primeras 3 las enviaron en español pero ahora las envían en inglés. No lo recomiendo.


title: Well-written and Interesting

text: The first two issues that arrived are a little more hardcore than I appreciate. Still, SI remains one of the best-written mags in any genre on the market today. And the crazy introductory price makes it a wonderful mag to hand around to others who really *do* want to know what each tight end available in the coming draft ate for breakfast. Interesting profiles and a look into the excesses abounding in pro sports today.


title: A Premier Magazine

text: Smithsonian has always been one of the premier magazines in the country. It never disappoints. This is the way magazines should be written.


title: My kids love flipping though it

text: All my kids enjoy looking through this magazine.


title: Very useful magazine.

text: I actually like the fact that this magazine is very picture-oriented. Ironically it makes for a great bathroom read and always gives me ideas for around the house!


title: Great information, too many advertisements.

text: I want to read more about the actual architecture of the buildings and the design elements. The magazine is becoming more of a puff piece for celebrities and influencers. If you want to read about actual architecture, choose a different magazine.


title: Gift to my Great Grand daughter.

text: My Great Grand daughter said to me,"Grampa, it is the best gift I got. "


Outstanding shoes....first saw them in Italy  and fell in love with them!  Little pricey! !!!!


title: Consistently good issues.

text: Great magazine!


title: magazine

text: goid value


title: Children love them...I loved them when I was young.

text: One of the favorite things for myself, children, granddaughters and now great granddaughters is searching the pictures for the hidden items.  Everything is great.  Educational, citizenship, everything


title: Five Stars

text: for my great granddaughters.  will renew.


title: Good Housekeeping Magazne

text: I enjoy this magazine.  It has many good "tested" recipes; good stories and real life happenings to real about that keep you looking forward to the next issue.


title: A Magazine For Success

text: Excellent magazine to learn what others are doing. Not just the practices of a specific business, also the approach and mindset they follow. Highly recommended.


title: Get your cheaters out

text: Frustratingly difficult to read. Layout uses tiny print and where it is large enough it is too light or obfuscated in other ways. Articles are more human interest based instead of scientifically informative.


title: Invaluable

text: I have been reading this publication for years and find the articles informative. inspirational and straightforward.  The value is proven with each issue as the life lessons shared are ones that I can relate to and immediately apply. Have also found this makes a great college graduation gift to help young ones sort out the possibilities and challenges before them.  Would definitely buy this subscription again!


title: Nice Cover Photos

text: Just like the television show, it’s more advertising than informative content. Nice cover artwork though.


title: So so

text: Magazines just aren’t what they used to be


title: Not renewed

text: Magazines no longer contain anything fun or informative


title: Great deal and good content

text: Great deal and good content


title: Too many adds

text: To many adds.Not going to get another subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine - full of handy tips!


title: Still Good, But...

text:
I loved this magazine as a kid during the 70s and very early 80s. I ordered this for my 4 y/o son. And he loved it.

Unfortunately, I can't help thinking that the magazine has been dumbed down for today's kids. There used to be more and longer articles. Even the drawings of Ranger Rick and his friends are less realistic. Google Lorin Thompson Ranger Rick to see the difference.

It's still a very good magazine, just not the great magazine it once was.


title: Serious magazine for cooking enthusiasts

text: Great magazine for foodies. If you like Kenji Alt-Lopez, you'll probably like this magazine. No ads, no flashy picture or celebrity chef interviews, just well written recipes and cooking tips.


title: Needs ReWired

text: To be honest, I do pick up this Mag from the Newstand 4 to 5 times a year, but I can hardly call myself a fan. If you are looking for a solid computer or tech mag, Wired is not for you, It tries too hard to be hip and trendy, but it's group of Left/Lib Nerds too often come off as being lame and borish.  Wired needs to be "ReWired" to meet the needs of the modern tech community.


title: Collection

text: Found old copies dated back to 1948 maybe further back.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!


title: Great recipes and advice

text: My husband loves this magazine. Great recipes and advice.


title: A Magazine for Reason

text:
Free Inquiry Magazine is published by the Council For Secular Humanism, whose stated goal is to educate and support "people who find meaning and value in life without looking to a god".
Given this, it is not surprising to say that the main focus of the magazine is on secular humanism issues and ideas.  However, every issue has articles that really do apply to a much wider audience.  They cover such general topics such as church-state separation, ethics and issues faced by any religious minority.  I'm not surprised to find people referring to back issues for articles on various Supreme Court decisions or discrimination issues.
The magazine's editor is Paul Kurtz, Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at the State University of New York at Buffalo and founder of Prometheus Books.  With this kind of influence, I have always found the articles to be well written and logical.  They also run the gambit from complex philosophical treaties to humorous op-ed essays.


title: Scientific Study of the Paranormal

text: This magazine is put out by the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal (CSICOP for short).  Their mission statement is "Encourage the critical investigation of paranormal and fringe-science claims from a responsible, scientific point of view and disseminates factual information about the results of such inquiries to the scientific community and the public" and the Skeptical Inquirer magazine is one of the main ways the information is disseminated.<br />The articles in any typical issue cover a wide range of subjects from ESP and alien abductions to the claims of efficacy of various alternative medicine practices.  The point being with all of these topics, to apply the scientific method to either prove or disprove a claim.  I've always found the articles to be unbiased.  If a test is inconclusive the results are reported as readily as a positive result.  In addition, since the magazine is intended for the public and not specifically scientists, the writing is always very clear and easy to read.


title: Something to Talk About

text: I liked the magazine so much - that I bought 3 subscriptions for each of my brothers.  At times, the journalists annoyingly wade into political/social commentary....but most of the time - great useful stuff on the how the world works.


title: New England at its best!

text: This magazine has a something for every NE state. Great travel ideas, places to see, food ideas etc...


title: A Great Magazine

text: Each month I look forward to finding this in my mailbox.  I clip and save anything that is lower in calories.  Love to read the Letters to the Editor, the chef's kitchen, and try to name the recipe at the end of the publication.  It's a magazine worth getting.  I'd like to see them go the route of Cooking Light.  I use an app called Digamarc and I am able to take a picture of the recipe on the page or just the picture and the app finds the recipe and saves it for me.  It would be awesome if the Food Network Magazine went digital with their recipes.


title: Exactly what is needed

text:
I'm a recent subscriber to Bookmarks and I'm finding that it is a very enjoyable and very well edited magazine.  Bookmarks reviews books by compiling reviews and ratings from multiple different sources and by citing the representative insights from those reviews.  A summary of the book and overall review and corresponding score out of 5 stars is then given by Bookmarks.  This has the obvious advantage of giving you many different people's opinions about a book along with those of Bookmarks itself.
The selection of books reviewed has a strong focus on literature with a good coverage of the key science fiction, crime and non fiction books.  In addition to reviewing newly released books, each issue explores a thematic topic such as ancient greece or the french revolution and finds experts to nominate the best books on that topic.  There are also articles that detail famous authors, giving a good discussion of their works and places to start reading if you are interested in knowing more.  Key best sellers lists and book prizes are also covered allowing readers to keep abreast of which books are being formally recognised.

This would be a great magazine for keen readers or book collectors and particularly those people who collect modern first editions.  The less time you have to read the more valuable this magazine will be at pointing you in the right direction.


title: Martha Stewart Living: Not Worth the Price

text:
Yes, Wesport maven Martha Stewart has a wealth of ideas to share with readers of all ages. Yes, she's a whiz at decorating, designing sheets, patio furniture and cookware. Yes, she can set an elegant dinner party table. She can also put you in the mood for Christmas, the 4th of July and Halloween. And yes, her recipe for lemonade is truly delicious.
But so can a lot of other people: mainly, the staff at Better Homes and Garden and the people responsible for the far superior British design, home and gardening magazines. Next to them, Stewart's magazine idea's seem artifical, dull and hardly worth the bother.
Ms. Stewart also makes the mistake of thinking everyone is a crafts master with a hefty budget to play with. Wrong!
Ok, I know what you're thinking.
But I still love her lemonade.
Back to business.
In its favor, the magazine "Living" has great covers, great ads and is printed on the best stock. But once you check out what the Brits are doing, you'll leave "Martha Stewart's Living" on the magazine shelf to gather dust.


title: New Fave Subscription

text: Enjoyable content, great pics.


title: Auto renewal feature sucks.

text: Be forwarned that Food Network Magazine automatically renews your subscription, charges your credit card, and notifies you by e-mail of this action;  they neglect to tell you that the price you are charged is $36.00, which is $18.00 higher than the going price thru Amazon, or all of the other subscription services.


title: Great, satisfying read

text: What a great magazine, it's the perfect accompaniment to my digital subscription. I highly recommend buying this magazine, for anyone that misses the ability to feel the slick magazine pages through their fingers, buy the physical copy print to scratch your tactile itch.


title: Subscribers are the last to know

text: Subscription was a gift purchase.  It routinely arrives late or not at all and then doubles up the following week.  Really disappointed that subscriptions are not treated as priority.  They should arrive when they do in stores.


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine.  My only complaint is that as a subscriber I should receive it before people are able to buy it off the shelf in stores. That bothers me but love the magazine.


title: Gorgeous inspiration

text: I subscribe to a lot of decorator mags.  I found myself wanting to replicate every room I saw featured in this mag!


title: Good

text: Good


title: Great recipes

text: This is a great magazine, it has very yummy recipes. I love that I can also see my subscription on my iPad app of cooking light since its included in e price. I could do with less adds and more recipe organization. I wish it was organized like food network magazine. It's just easier to find the yummy recipes.


title: Will try some of these projects

text: This is a new one for me but the maz seems pretty good


title: Great science-oriented magazine for tweens

text: My 12-year-old pores over this magazine every month. Highly recommended for kids ages 9-12 who like science and/or crafts (she loves both). It's very balanced and not sexist--there's nothing about it that would appeal more to boys or to girls.


title: The history behind the shots.

text: It was a gift for son in  law an grand son.


title: My favorite mag, Kindle BS

text:
I have subscribed to the New Yorker Magazine for about 2 decades and adore it. One reason I purchased a Kindle a couple of years ago was because I would be able to read the magazine on the Kindle. Yay! Now for the sad part . . .

This month, new issues stopped being delivered to my Kindle. I did not receive a heads up from Amazon about the change and had to initiate contacts with both Amazon and The New Yorker Magazine to find out why. Turns out Amazon will no longer deliver the magazine to my Kindle UNLESS I purchase the mag THROUGH AMAZON! Gun to the head? Kinda . . .

I did not want to, but I called the New Yorker and cancelled my subscription. I did not want to, but I went to amazon.com and purchased print+digital. I immediately followed the onscreen prompts to deliver the magazine to my Kindle. The online message said it might take a minute or two to sync. That would have been just fine! However . . .

24 hours later, with no sign of delivery, I initiated a new contact with Amazon. Have you ever used their chat feature? I just spent over 90 minutes "chatting" with a series of 5 different representatives, none of whom were able to resolve the issue. Does this sound like a satisfying experience?

To summarize, I was essentially forced to cancel a magazine subscription that has been a huge part of my life for many years, and to resubscribe through Amazon (consolidation of power?). I admit I was grumpy from the outset for having to do this. Then, for the cherry on top, Amazon gives me an hour and a half run around online, and is still unable to deliver my digital content to my Kindle, which (by the way) is an Amazon exclusive device. If they can't figure out how to get this content onto a device they designed, I wonder who can?

Guess it's back to print and reading glasses.


title: Two Stars

text: meh


title: Arrived in time and Publisher HAD THIS GIFT MAGAZINE WITH CORRECT RECEIVER'S NAME

text: When ordering magazines, they ask if it is going to be a gift, but fail to give us a place to put the name of the person receiving the gift.  I emailed my problem; Amazon responded promptly and the Publisher responded promptly.  So the magazine arrived at the address with the correct name...Thanks, LoveNameBrans


title: They keep sending it to the wrong address

text: My father has been enjoying this magazine for a while. This year I renewed the subscription and they keep sending it to the wrong address. He hasn't moved, just send it to the gift address listed on Amazon - the same one you were sending it to before.


title: Would be good if not for the ads

text:
Subscribed for a year and didn't renew my subscription.

First, as other reviewers have already noticed, sexual performance advertisements are hardly appropriate in a magazine targeted, among other groups, to children.

Also, and even more importantly, a magazine pretending to be scientific should not pitch witch doctor's potions using pseudo-scientific gibberish like "Today people drink water that has a hydrogen bond angle of 104 degrees. They need to be drinking water with a bond angle of 114 degrees."

Such advertisements put the veracity of the articles into question, too. I found this particularly amusing after the "thank you" note from the magazine's departing editor, John Ward, who claimed that all stories published are "scientifically proven". Both the advertisement above and the note appeared in the January 2014 issue.


Not like the wholesome teen magazines of the eighties and nineties. These magazines encourage tattoos, multiple piercings, and just plain bizarre make up and clothing. My daughter hates it, and just throws it in the garbage upon arrival. Don't bother getting a subscription.


title: Nothing Better Than Harper's

text:
Harper's is probably the most intellectual mass-market American magazine today.  While it is said that most magazines have been dumbed down over the years, Harper's keeps on keeping on with thought-provoking essays, reviews, stories, and reporting by some of today's most prominent authors, such as William Vollman.  And of course there is the always entertaining "Harper's Index".  Harper's has been around since 1850, so it has definitely stood the test of time.

Subscribe now, and never miss an issue -- you won't regret it.


title: Good mag

text: I purchase Rolling Stone every year for my brother. Amazon has an excellent price for yearly subscription. Very good writing, interesting stories.


superb deal .... just .50 cent for print magazine


title: its a deal

text: superb deal .... just .50 cent for print magazine


title: POPULAR SCIENCE

text: I have always loved this magazine, as the articles are very well picked, and cutting edge technology is their forte'! I can't afford a subscription to all the magazines I like, but Amazon had this one on sale for around 5 bucks! As a kid I always asked "why," because I was interested in how things worked. This magazine spells in out in well written articles and excellent pictures.


title: Hreat

text: One of the best magazines for everyone.  Love it.


title: nice magazine

text: My wife and I got flat water kayaks about a year ago.  As a fairly new kayak person, I was looking for general information about kayaks.  A lot of this magazine is white water kayak info which is not helpful but the stories are good.  I did renew it recently.  It's not exactly what I was looking for but it is a good magazine.


title: Still waiting for my 1st arrival - updated 05/07/2011

text:
I placed the order since Amazon had such a great promotional cost.  However...

I ordered on 03/27/2011, got charged by Amazon on 03/28/2011, but yet have not received any magazines as of 04/28/2011.  A lot of people complaint going through Amazon takes 2 months to process.  Others complaint the they receive a few back orders all at once.  I haven't received my order yet, but I'm expecting the worst at this time.

I will update this e-mail should my order finally get processed.

05/07/2011 Update
I have to take my words back.  So far, I have received my 1st magazine around 05/02/2011 and it's the May issue.  I haven't received any older issues.

Also, @Schmidt, I am aware of the 6-10 weeks waiting when I placed the order.  I just don't see the reason why it takes that long.

Anyhow, everything is so far so good.


title: GOOD  HOUSEKEEPING

text: I would recommend this magazine to anyone as it is worth the price. All issues are filled with invaluable information for all aspects of life.I have tried countless tips, recipes and even household gadgets with 100% satisfaction.


title: Consumer Reports for food

text: We've subscribed for years and along with the companion "Best Recipe" cookbook it's my most trusted resource.  The dear, departed Gourmet mag and cookbook run a close second.  Some people get all worked up over Chris K to which I say relax already.  He doesn't write the recipes and if you ignore his letter from the publisher you won't know he's there.


title: A Gem

text: I love receiving this magazine via subscription!  If you are a regular traveler to the Desert, this will not disappoint.  It's fun to stay up on the happenings in between your visits!


title: For 50 pictures of Paris Hilton, this Star's for you!

text: All this new magazine is is a glossy ad for makeup and clothes. I can't even get my subscription delivered and there is no phone number ANYWHERE to contact customer service.  Don't waste your money unless you love Paris Hilton!


title: Always have loved Reader's Digest

text: and while it is smaller than it used to be, the stories and one liners are still great!


title: Two Stars

text: After washing them they shrunk


title: After 4+ months have not received any magazines

text: I ordered the magazine last Nov 2014, it's now May 1st 2015 and I have not received a single magazine.


title: Great

text: It’s a good and helpful magazine!


title: Great Magazine!

text: I’be always enjoyed the magazine. The current product that you receive in the mail is not as great as it once was. Sign of the times in magazine publishing. But the articles are still amazing. Trusted reviews. Great online access to all the information that they post.


title: Deeply informative!!

text: Articles are deep and explain everything, always recommend interesting music, keep me informed, and makes me want to learn more. articles are long enough to enjoy and be able to discuss things mentioned in the article.


title: Interviews with the top golfers

text: My husband enjoys reading Golf Magazine


title: Great for weight loss

text: Great articles to help lose weight


title: Ehh

text: Some useful tips


title: Love getting them every month

text: Great information


title: Happy purchase

text: My mom loves it


title: Save yourself money. Don't subscribe

text: You have to figure out how to cancel or they will charge you monthly. It's not easy to cancel either


title: About the tiny crocheted kittens that's about the size of guarter.

text: Yes I love your magazine. Especially your July/August mag. Someone by the name Anastasia put a little script on the cute Microcrocheted Cats. I would like to find out if I can buy them from them if they make nod sell them. Please let me know any information on this thank you. Bobbi Meyers. bsmiley_52@yahoo.com


title: Is this still published?

text: Hi. I know, wrong place for this.  Last subscription bought was may of 2019, according to reviews.  Is it now out of print?  Thanks


title: great price very happy been reading it for years could ...

text: great price very happy been reading it for years could not afford any longer and a great deal was offered so I took it.


title: Not delivered on time

text: Magazine is good , but runs extremely late each month .<br />Never on time almost a month behind , with no contact info to get update


title: You should get it!

text: I absolutely love this magazine.


title: Can't say enough great things about Afar

text: Fantastic magazine. Afar has consistently well written articles, jaw-droppingly gorgeous photography, and a keen eye toward off the beaten track locales, events, and viewpoints. I adore this magazine.


title: AMAZING

text: The only thing I hate about this magazine...is it only comes out 6 times a year! PLEASE, make this a monthly issue! I love everything about this magazine! It cuts right to the chase! For someone who loves gardening and wants to make the best of their kitchen garden, greenhouse, patio garden, or simple edible container plants, this is a wonderful read!


title: two issues

text: but i'm getting two of each


title: Great info for cheap

text: I have gotten many great ideas for health supplements by reading this magazine.  The combination of boswellia extract, 4 tablespoons of black sesame oil and curcumin that they recommended for muscle pain worked like an absolute miracle when I recently experienced severe back pain.


title: Consistent

text: Love this magazine! Always has great information and wonderful recipes!


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE IT from cover to cover!


title: Wrong delivery

text: Suppose to deliver this to my grandsons address! Not mine. Same as last year.


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE this magazine, price was unbeatable.


title: Not much building info,

text: Did not like , not to much building , fixing, waste of time.


title: Very poor service, to a rip off level.

text: We never received it. why does it take a month and a haldf to start a magazine subscription.? i could have went to trhe store and bought one. Or all of them for that manner by the time the sub starts.


title: Don't recieve any issues

text: Issues always in store first. Very one sided issues


title: Excellent magazine -- don't change a thing!

text: I saw this magazine in a store, bought it and loved it.  Since subscribing through Amazon, I've not been disappointed.  I find more interesting decorating ideas in this publication than in any other.  There is something for everyone, from contemporary to traditional to eclectic.  I'm very happy with it and hope the editors don't change a thing.


title: and these patterns fit better than most

text: This is the magazine I look forward to getting every month! The fashions are classic as well as on trend, and these patterns fit better than most.


title: Political views mixed in.

text: It has some science content worth reading but the political agenda needs to stop. Give me facts not some journalist point of view mixed in. I can watch CNN for free.  I will cancel if this continues.


title: Fantastic info for anyone who wants to get cutting edge research

text: Be smart read this magazine, don't end up in the trailer park


title: Great first issue for me...

text: The beatles article was excellent. I knew a good deal of their story, but learned even more. Thanks. Good stuff.


title: Need patience...

text: I ordered it on 9/4/08, it's been almost 6 weeks now, I still haven't gotten my first issue of the magazine.  So... if you are ordering it as a present for someone, order EARLY!!  Hopefully it'll be here soon :(


title: but I really enjoy the articles and they do have good information about ...

text: Its really a big propaganda piece for the CCCP, but I really enjoy the articles and they do have good information about China. I probably will subscribe over and over again. Outside of politics, China is awesome!


title: Five Stars

text: thank you


title: One of my Favorite Magazines

text: Have always enjoyed Reader's Digest for their short articles


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine...Great price from Amazon


title: Disappointed

text: I thought patterns and tips were amateurish, I only opened 2 of the magazines. Will not buy again.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine , lots of ideals


title: All things New England

text: I have been a subscriber of Yankee Magazine for many years.  I live in New Hampshire and lie to keep up with all things New England.<br />Every issue consistently contains interesting articles and timely, pertinent information.  I highly recommend this magazine if you are a New Englander or live outside New England and want to keep up with what is going on.


title: A realistic cooking magazine

text: Too many magazines take the real out of cooking. Recipes call for not the usual products most of use keep on hand. This mag is more real with common ingredients. Focuses on healthy eating is a huge plus. It had good reviews by others and I thought I would give it a try. Glad I did. For less than $10 a year, can't go wrong.


title: Digster magazine

text: Like the articles in the magazine


title: Five Stars

text: it was a gift to my brother, I know he enjoys the magazine a lot.


title: Worthwhile

text: Very interesting. Informative. Entertaining. Very little commercial advertisements.


title: Not really Nat Geo!

text: Look closer! This is a travel mag! The real NatGeo costs more... and worth it!


title: Np longer smart!

text: I've read this for probably 50 years, but the new owners have turned it into  pretentious consumer mag! Hope it improves!


title: Useful

text: Useful information


title: Glamour is the best

text: My mother and I read this magazine all the time, and we enjoy reading them. Its a gr e's at magazine!


title: Favorite Magazine.

text: I've always liked this magazine,  and was happy to get their subscription for a low price! It even included a tote bag.


title: Horses Rule!

text: Great Magazine for children. It teaches alot of stuff in it. My brother learned alot of things from these Magazines.


title: Another great veggie mag - for anyone looking to improve their health

text: This, like most vegan/vegetarian magazines, runs a little on the high side for a subscription but it broadens your view of food and introduces ways, products and foods that you normally don't read/hear about in tradition magazines.


title: Marine to Marine

text: After 30 years of service my husband likes to know what is going on in the Corps.  And since he is a member of the Marine Corps League of Pierce County, Washington, he passes them on to those who want to see how the Corps is doing.  Thank you so much, you have frightened his days.


title: Great magazine!

text: Love this magazine!  Has great ideas and is definitely a must for people who love Shabby Chic!  Would definitely recommend.


title: Great nag

text: Great mag


title: Love this magazine

text: If you’re a chicken lover, you’ll love this magazine. I always learn something new every issue.


title: Perfect Magazing for the Handyman

text: I dabble in wood working and small projects and this magazine has been a great addition.


title: Great magazine

text: Purchased this for my wife and she loves it.  Great articles with great 'how to' information.


title: The Good and the Bad

text:
The Good: I bought this for my wife , when she was on a health kick. Great price.
The Bad :  She never read them
I would recommend this product : Yes


title: It's the New Yorker!

text: It's a wonderful magazine.  Wherever you are in the world, the New Yorker brings a little bit of civilization to you, week after week.


title: Disappointed- would not reorder

text: This magazine has really changed over the years.  Definitely not home cooking friendly anymore and what happened to the RSVP?  It was always my favorite part of the magazine.  Would not buy again


title: Maybe worth a shot.

text:
Me: Independent. I like varying points of views, but the agenda of this magazine is too relentlessly leftward. The writing is well done, and it does act to balance the similar excessiveness of the far right. In that regard, Mother Jones can be thought of as a useful tool if your trying to find the truth between the two extremes.

My other magazine subscriptions: The Economist (5 stars), The Smithsonian (5 stars), Popular Mechanics (2 stars)


title: My one year old "reads" this alone.

text: We love getting this in the mail.  The pictures and stories are entertaining for both of us.  We do the picture searches together. My favorite thing about this though is that starting at about 10 months she started flipping through the pages "reading" to herself.  She was not doing this with any books at the time and as a single mama I love anything that occupies her that is not  a screen.  The thick paper, the pictures of babies, the little songs and poems are all great.


title: Five Stars

text: If you like food this is the mag for you!


title: Five Stars

text: Lots of good ideas every month.


title: Car enthusiast

text: Fun to read the article periodically


title: Tough to cancel, auto renews at full price.

text: Im really unsatisfied with this experience.


title: O Mag

text: I love Oprah and everything she stands for. I've wanted this magazine delivered to my house forever but couldn't justify the cost. Amazon made it cheap and easy. I'm pumped!


title: modernized!

text: i remember when this magazine as full of pastel florals, geese with gingham bows on their necks, and rooster motifs.  that was when i stopped paying attention.  fast forward to last year when a very cool friend of mine sent me the article about neko case's house in vermont and i died!  it was gorgeous, modern, funky, hip, and cool.  obviously things have been updated.  i immediately subscribed and have found incredible design ideas to suit my modern/cottage aesthetic, and awesome product recommendations.  im beyond thrilled with this magazine, and have let all my other home improvement subscriptions (aside from this old house) lapse.  highly recommended!


title: #1 sewing magazine

text: One of my favorite sewing magazines! Free patterns, tons of tending styles, awesome ideas and inspiration.


title: Great magazine, bad renewal rate

text: I love this magazine! But, it asked me how I rate the renewal. I hate that I have to pay double as a current customer! Why do I have to pay $30  and new subscribers $15?


title: Disappointed

text: I’ve been a fan and subscriber of Cosmo my whole adult life. And even before. I read my mom’s when I was supposed to only be reading my Cosmo Girl :) the past few years, it’s gone downhill. The past year it’s hit rock bottom. Politics are littered all the way through it, not just women’s issues. They use emojis and internet slang in the actual magazine articles. Not great journalism-ing, guys. Perhaps the people who get the paper magazine vs the people who read the clickbait political articles online are a different audience. Anyway, I canceled and I miss it but I don’t need that kind of preaching right now. We’re polarized enough.


title: Weirdly political

text: One of the reasons we personally like magazines in this house is to try and briefly escape the politics on the internet but magazines have brought it right into the crapper! Good job, everyone. Got it for my husband until I canceled it but I was the only one who read it.


title: Could be so much better!

text: I'm disappointed. The magazine seems more advertisements than articles. What few articles they have about being a strong, healthy woman at any age are right next to page of 300+ at home facial treatments to reduce aging and make up ads to hide how old you look/ really are.


title: Full of new recipes each month

text: Great recipes, easy to make, many quick meals for busy households. This magazine is a fantastic resource giving me new ideas and keeping me from getting bored making the same old meals.


title: Five Stars

text: great ideas!


title: Five Stars

text: Great price!


title: Five Stars

text: Fun magazine!


title: My very favorite health-related magazine.

text: I follow many health-oriented magazines, but Prevention is the absolute best.  It consistently has the cutting-edge information that everyone is looking for in a simple, straightforward format.  Having it available in both Kindle and print is just the icing on the cake.


title: Five Stars

text: My husband loved it.


title: Five Stars

text: My sister loved it.


title: Great for cat lovers!

text: Gave it as a gift to my cat loving relatives. They loved it!


title: Love the Readers

text: Unusually quick shipping.. Love the Readers Digest


title: Great magazine!

text: I’ve always enjoyed the different aspects of science. This magazine helps me to keeps up with the latest findings.<br />Thanks so much.


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine! I learn something new every month! I am from Ireland so this gives me a historical view of America

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title: Five Stars

text: love this magazine - wish there was one for each region of our great country


title: Don't do it!

text: This magazine has nothing of interest.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: LOVE IT

text:
Hours of entertainment every month.
I am not a professional photographer, so I can't tell you if it has good information for pros, but as an amateur taking pictures because I like it, this magazine is phenomenal.
It's got examples, images, tips and challenges that have helped me enrich not only the camera setup techniques, but the point of view as well.
I now catch myself always looking for the best angle.

Love it... recommend to all my friends (Plus, It was really cheap - $20 bucks for 4 years of subscription by taking advantage of special renew offers.)


title: Five Stars

text: I subscribed it for my high schooler. She loves it.


title: Excellent Choice

text: I love this magazine.  Mostly positive, good stories about stars.  There is some television stuff<br />in it as well as crossword puzzles and such.  Really enjoy the read.

user_id: AEUYEPEAVLNLSVKYCZOCACGDLFNQ


title: Busy hubby happy life.

text: Keeps my husband busy reading his magazine. I’m happy.


title: Bought for Dad - he enjoys it

text: Annual renewal as a gift for my father and he enjoys the content.


title: Appreciated gift

text: Purchased as a gift for my father and he really enjoys reading it.


title: Excellent magazine! It shaped way before it said it ...

text: Excellent magazine!  It shaped way before it said it would and was a great price!  This is perfect for any pilot or student pilot in my case!


title: Only received one

text: I paid for this subscription over a year ago and only received one magazine.  It was a waste of money.  Amazon should do something about this!!!!!


title: Lots of recipes

text: So many amazing recipes.


title: 4 year old loves it!

text: Got this for my 4 year old and she LOVES getting it each month. Great magazine! Could stand to be a bit longer but it’s ad-free so I’m a fan.


Got it for the hubby and he loves it!


title: RIP Cooking light

text: I was force fed this magazine after Cooking light ceased to exist.  It does not compare.  Very few recipes.  Cooking light had many recipes with common ingredients.  I don't care about the story behind where food was grown.


title: What a rip -off

text: I agree with all the comments here. Nothing but adds for their vitamins, what a waste of money.<br />They made fools of all of us, and that includes Amazon.


title: One Star

text: This was a gift to someone else, so I don't know.


title: Worth the read

text: Very informational


title: Waiting

text: The first on comes at the end of Nov. It takes three months to get first one. I'll rate it later


title: My new order for a new experience.

text:
Yes,I just ordered Family Handyman for myself.
It's more interesting and handy.
I like it so much.


title: Not the Vogue I used to love

text: I don’t care for Vogue anymore. After this subscription I’d like to cancel, but I’m not sure how to do that on the Amazon site.


title: Great Magazine!!

text: I actually purchased the magazine for my husband, & he loves it. He has read Field & Stream since he was a boy.


title: Country Living magazine is one of my favorite magazines.

text: I love all the decorating ideas and the antiques and collecting articles.<br />If you like country decorating, this is the magazine to read.


title: Four Stars

text: I usually read one or two articles each week and always find them well written and worthwhile.


title: Great Art Information

text: Love all the information about local museums and art galleries.  The art is beautiful and inspires me as an artist.


title: Great

text: Our grandson is do excited to get his ever month


title: Its great

text: It was great !


title: Bummed

text: I ordered this for my hubby I only received 1 issue on a 12 month subscription. What a waste.


title: Great magazine

text: Love Rachel


title: Five Stars

text: Am so looking forward to reading this new magazine .


title: Five Stars

text: I just received the first monthly magazine the other day, and I haven't had time to read it.


title: Five Stars

text: My husband loves this magazine and looks forward to the newest edition every month.


title: The little bit of content in the magazine is great. There are way too many ads in it ...

text: The little bit of content in the magazine is great. There are way too many ads in it now. I have a few years worth of old issues and they were great. Now not so much.


title: It is for a certain reiki

text: I like to read the articles. It is for a certain still of reiki. But the articles are informative.


title: Nothing special... ok

text: Ok...


title: Variety and great value

text: I love this magazine! There are puzzles of all levels of difficulty (including some real toughies and kids versions). I rarely get through them all before the next version comes.


title: It's a gift

text: I did give this mag as a gift so I don't know if I liked it. It is fair to say however, that she (gift receiver) did and does enjoy this mag, because she requested it again, after receiving it all last year.


title: Five Stars

text: I'm so glad they put real people on the cover.  Not stick figure models.


title: Outstanding Magazine!!!

text: So Love This Magazine!!  It has got me inspired to start hiking the trails around our state, not to mention I am now planning some hiking trips to other parts of the country. Great information on equipment, safety tips, & what to pack depending on where you are going or what season in which you are hiking.  The pictures are beautiful and invigorating!!!  This magazine is definitely a keeper!!


title: Love Birds & Blooms!!!!

text: Delightful Magazine!!!  It is colorful..love all the pictures!!! The articles are informative & entertaining. I have gotten some great ideas for my garden and for my bird feeders. I especially like the information on how to help our bees by planting specific pollinators. I also appreciated learning how to attract different birds to my yard. This is a magazine I will enjoy for years to come.


title: Great Magazine!!!

text: Excellent and informative!!! The pictures are beautiful; the stories are interesting. The whole family is enjoying it! This subscription I will definitely renew.


title: Never received a single issue.

text: Love the magazine, this is why I subscribed, but not this subscription. In three months not an issue in sight. I wish I had read the reviews, I tossed the money away. I don’t expect any will arrive or if they do, not consistently. I was ripped off.


title: Amazing Subscription!

text: One of my favorite magazines. Interiors are my passion and this is just one of many I love to draw inspiration from. Great articles and beautiful photographs. Got a great deal on a subscription through Amazon...thank you!


title: Don’t subscribe through amazon

text: Paid for a year, about a year ago, and have received ONE magazine.


title: Been a reader for 36 years.

text: Issues are thinner and have more advertisements than they used to, but I still love learning.  I also with they had more projects and more up and coming science, but still a good buy.


title: Saves me tons of money!  I learn a lot.

text: Saves me tons of money!  I learn a lot.


title: Saves me tons of money!

text: Teaches me how to do quality work and is way cheaper than a contractor.  Even if a job needs a contractor, I can learn enough about how to do something right that I can make sure there is no re-work.


title: I learn new things every month.

text: I got my love of all things gizmo and tech from reading this as a kid.  I learn new things every month.


title: Five Stars

text: Good stuff


title: Nice subscription

text: It's a good magazine:)


title: Fabulous, fun to read and retains a rather high resale value

text: This is a really fun magazine to read or just flip through. I became rather addicted to it’s weekly release when living in Europe even though I didn’t know who most of the people were. It’s also fun because of the royal houses coverage - not having a royal family in the US, it’s fascinating to read about them. It’s a great beach read and worth the high price tag over here. It always arrives every week in damaged and wrapped carefully. Another perk is they get a good response when selling used copies - some folks will pay a good price even for used copies so you can always earn back some of what some might consider a sunk cost. I was thrilled to get a subscription to the UK version here in the US and have renewed it continually. Great vendor and service, I can’t see anyone that likes beauty, fashion, exotic travel destination info, etc being disappointed. It’s fabulous! I wasn’t asked to give a review or anything - but I thought it’s worth a 5-star write up.


title: Quality!

text: As an elementary school teacher with a degree in Early Childhood Education, reading is huge in our household. I ordered a subscription for my 1 yr old for her birthday through Groupon bc it was cheap. I continue to be thoroughly impressed! They pages are plastic, so she can’t destroy them. Content is quality and engaging! We tend to keep these in the cars and she never seems to get tired of them. We have very few screens in the car and when she sees these, she always lights up. You can also adjust your subscription to the next level up if you ever feel like these are too young for your child. We’re at 19 months now though and they’re perfect! Highly recommend!


title: Great magazine

text: Well organized and covers a lot of information.


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine at a decent price.


title: Four Stars

text: Although I think this magazine is fun to read it really is all about OPRAH!!!!!


title: Three Stars

text: Can't afford most destinations...


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine at a unbeatable price !!


title: Great informative magazine

text: Updates me on upcoming tv shows that I may not have otherwise heard of<br />as well as new music.  I look forward to it every week!!


title: Great advice for the novice

text: This magazine isn't for everyone.  Great advice for the novice.  I'm a fairly advanced with DIY; from home renovations to additions and I still find a gem or two in each issue that pays for the subscription.  With the price of a service call these days, just the basic information is valuable to most.  If you are at professional, you probably won't find this useful.  Also, if you are focused on a specific topic, you will probably find youtube more useful.  Again, if you get the subscription when it is on sale at Amazon, the under $1 per issue clearly pays off.  I subscribe to a number of magazines and this is one of the ones that I always read right away.  Hope this helps you in your slection


title: Five Stars

text: Great buy. Lots ideas.


title: ... up on the latest trends in whisky or just like a little reading--my boyfriend highly recommends this

text: If you want to stay up on the latest trends in whisky or just like a little reading--my boyfriend highly recommends this. He finds that the articles give him somethings to think about and further look into as well as letting him know some of the latest whisky trends and rankings..


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite magazine.


title: Great magazine

text: I ordered this magazine for my 'tween nieces for Christmas last year.  She absolutely loves it - when she realized it was nearing the subscription renewal date, she worried she would miss one of the issues until I had confirmation of the renewal.  Great magazine that uplifts girls accomplishments, spirits, growth and deals with real issues important to them.  I like it because it stresses that beauty is from within and comes in all shapes and sizes.  Would recommend this to all parents.


title: LOVE this magazine

text: LOVE this magazine.  I look forward to each issue and have been a subscriber for a few years now.  Excellent articles and tips.


title: LOVE THIS MAGIZINE

text: I have pared back on our magazine subscriptions, this is the ONE that I have kept for myself, because it is a wonderful reference and resource!  THANK YOU!


title: Good quarantine reading for my 6-year-old

text: My 6-year-old animal lover has loved reading this magazine with me over quarantine. It's a lot more educational and engaging than Highlights, which we also have a subscription to (NG Kids is a lot less expensive too). There's an emphasis on conservation and teaching kids to care about the earth and endangered species, which I think is great to start young. We were even able to use some articles and pictures for one of my daughter's distance learning projects.


title: Great Writing

text: Love this!


title: Never gotten an item

text: I have not received my items and my renewal is 10 months old.<br />I really dislike wasting money, I need this magazines for my business and this is crazy!


title: Great magazine

text: For all the people that are giving this magazine one star, have some patience. Some reviews were written early Jan.. I am positive by now, everyone has gotten their first issue since I have in the beginning of March. Can you imagine how many people on Amazon took on that amazing special around Black Friday? Time, Inc probably was so swamped with new subscriptions. Yes, I understand it said it was going to take about 2 months for the first issue, but just four weeks later, big deal. If we all paid the normal rate of $19.90, that's another thing. I think people should be rating the content of the magazine rather than the delay in the first issue.<br />As for the magazine, it provides insight with what the celebrities are wearing, great fashion buys, reasonable priced items to find, easy to read/look at, lots of pictures and where to find the items. It's like a mix of Lucky Mag and Instyle. I only tried this magazine thanks to Amazon's amazing price, so thank you Amazon for a great buy and mag.


title: Great

text: Just what I wanted


title: Always awesome

text: I actually read it every time it comes in the mail! Plus free digital content, which is great.


title: Only had 1 issue arrive so far but, all ...

text: Only had 1 issue arrive so far but, all of the projects and tips are geared more  towards a career contractor, not as much the  DIYer. My FIL is a contractor so we will pass this on to him but, its not as helpful for us doing our own projects. Its not as much the magazines fault, it is titled homebuilding.<br />After reading the reviews I got the impression that it might  be what were looking for but, its not. The reviews talk about DIY and projects but the magazine talked about redoing your roof. I guess that could be a DIY but, far past what I would consider a DIY topic


title: Great recipes! I had been following Cooking Light on ...

text: Great recipes! I had been following Cooking Light on Facebook, but I finally took the plunge and ordered the magazine. So glad I did!


title: Great photos

text: Great magazine


title: Purchaser

text:
I was very pleased with this purchase and will be happy to purchase from Amazon again.

Thanks again,
Bonnie


title: Love the clean overall look and ideas!

text: Took a couple of months to get but that’s normal with all subscriptions.  I love the magazine, has great ideas and perfect layout but Just too many ads


Ordered for my daughter and find that I feel like I'm losing IQ points every time I read it. But the simple language, unchallenging ideas and chipper, never-mean tone is perfect for a budding reader / teenage girl/ senior citizen who likes celebrity news and doesn't need any more snark.


title: Buy on the Stand!

text: I love the Enquirer... I love it so much that I regret getting a subscription. Here on the East Coast the issues appear on newsstands on Fridays, but if you subscribe, the issue won't come in the mail until Monday or Tuesday! If you have a seriously Enquiring mind and need to know, this is sheer torture!


title: The Real Deal

text: The French Vogue is like the American one you remember from when you were a teenager, full of mysterious photo shoots that feature lots of smoking and nudity in odd places, and clothes that no one would wear in real life but somehow look smashing on the models. It's a fantasyland full of surprises, always something different and exciting. If you miss Vogue the way it used to be before Wintour made it a celeb rag, you'll like the French version.


title: Good product

text: Like the quality of it for price


title: For vacationers, not travelers

text: For those of us who suffer from what is most commonly referred to as wanderlust, it's the getting there that really matters. For those who have exactly 7 days to cram as many sights in as possible, it's the destination that is important. This magazine is definitely for the latter. I grabbed a copy when I saw it had an article featuring Tulum, Mexico, hoping to find out more about this Baja beach town. And while it did give me a very (very very) basic overview of the area, it mostly filled the pages with posed pictures of a model in various designer dresses and "resort wear", the captions educating me as to what ridiculously overpriced boutique I should visit to purchase these goods so I am properly outfitted for my visit to the featured $259/night Spa/hotel.<br />A couple articles were snarky and fun, and some pictures not featuring the models were pretty, but unless you're the type who would actually purchase the Cartier watch advertised on page 2 before your next holiday of 14 countries visited in 7 days, I doubt this magazine is for you. It certainly isn't for me.


title: The distributor is a ripoff

text: Whatever distributor Amazon uses does not send the magazines in a timely manner, if at all. Also, they do not have a handle of the subscription terms. There was confusion on their end about knowing how many issues were part of each deal. FYI- Despite the name Entertainment Weekly has been a monthly magazine for the past few years. I had to tell the distributor this.


title: Good magazine for browsing on the john

text: Nice magazine. Interesting articles. Some unrelated articles and ads IMO.


title: Did not receive the full subscription paid for.

text: Paid for a 1 year subscription but only received 5 monthly magazines before they stopped coming in March. Didn't change address or anything, they just stopped coming.


title: 3 issues delivered at the same time

text: Ordered a 10 month subscription as a Christmas gift for my daughter. Received Oct, Nov and Dec/Jan issues all at the same day.


title: Good

text: Mother in law loves these


title: Great magazine

text: Very informative and interesting.


title: She loves it

text: My 4 year old loved getting her own mail and enjoyed every page of the magazine, wanting to re-read all of the stories. Provided good bonding time with my little chicklet


title: Foodnetwork Magazine

text: Ordered this magazine for my daughter as a gift(not from Amazon, but directly from the magazine, itself) back in the Fall of 2011.  It is now Feb., 2012, and she still has not received an issue.  Have contacted their customer service dept. repeatedly, but still no magazine. I like the magazine itself(great articles and recipes), but the customer service department leaves much to be desired.  So I'd be wary.

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title: Wrong shipment

text: Product is great, would be better if it went to the correct addressed person that i purchased it for as a gift.


title: I can't wait for it to arrive every month.

text: Great magazine...love the recipes 💕


title: Not a lot of fluff

text: I bought this as a gift because I already receive this magazine.  It is a nice magazine.  There are many health tips and information.  I really enjoy this magazine and I would recommend it to others.


title: Four Stars

text: It's a great magazine with helpful tips and realistic mid-week menus!


title: Great

text: Granddaughter loved getting her own mail


title: Good for coffee table

text: Good coffee table magazine. I will never afford any boat featured in the mag. But pictures are beautiful. I have stopped subscription because I don't need coffee table mags.


title: 2 months- still waiting for my order

text: There's nothing wrong with Popular Mechanics, but the company that handles the subscriptions is apparently completely incompetent. The original estimate for shipping was within one month of ordering, i.e. middle of December. After placing the order that estimate got pushed back to early January. It's now the middle of January and I have sent 2 emails to that company and still have not received a single issue. Buyer beware.


title: Insulting to white males

text: My 11 year old son has had a subscription to MAD for several years (he reads at 12th grade reading level so he's accustomed challenging material for his age).  Every issue he points out how the magazine consistently attacks  white males.  I will be canceling his subscription.  We will leave it to the support of all the magazines minority and far left subscribers.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Great Purchase!

text: Love the magazine and The subscription started way sooner than projected and has been on time every month.


title: Awful magazine.

text: Too many articles about cooking animals.


title: Great business overview

text: Being trained as an engineer with only a very basic sense of business...this magazine has been great in keeping up to speed with the business side of things.  Great overview of business issues for the average reader.


title: Relevant

text: Easy to read and use articles. Articles relevant to all.


title: Great for the holidays

text: New ideas for holidays, and some great new recipes.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine. We strive to eat unprocessed foods and this magazine provides a lot of different ways to try fresh vegetables.


title: Really pretty ads

text: I ordered this magazine hoping for some interesting, helpful articles on backpacking.  Maybe some ideas for great trails, some autobiographic sketches from other hikers.  What I got was little content, lots and lots of glossy advertising.


title: How can they charge money for this?

text: This isn't really a magazine.  it's a catalog of stuff to buy, with just enough text blurbs, (ranging from the simple-minded to the just simply silly)  to stick it all together.  As for the recipes, for heaven's sake, get a real cooking magazine, or better yet, go online.  The only possible use I can see for Real Simple is when you're sIck or exhausted and just want to mindlessly page through it.


title: Maison Cote Est magazine subscription

text:
I am disappointed - I did not receive 3 of the 6
and there is no one to report to

Now I receive a renewal notification and I would not renew
becaust of this.


title: Love the Magazine...if it arrived

text: I ordered three subscriptions from various sources via Amazon.  Two arrived immediately, two months later still waiting on Backpacker.  Seriously?


title: My kids love it

text: I sent Highlights to my 4 year granddaughter for her 5th birthday. She loves it!


title: Five Stars

text: Love Love Love It!!!  :)

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title: Good magizine

text: Satified


title: Four Stars

text: Have always enjoyed the articles and the fine photos.


title: As described

text: I am incredibly happy with this product. It is exactly as I expected. I was not disappointed in the least.


title: Love Nat Geo

text: Great reading and just love this mag! The destinations are amazing and I really like to pretend I'm at these places they write about. Love it


title: Excellent ideas

text: Excellent ideas, useful articles, and not overly populated with advertisements.


title: A lot of add

text: To many ads


title: Enjoyed

text: I have enjoyed this magazine very much


title: Great gear guides

text: Great gear guides . I would have liked to have seen more west coast hikes specifically northern California


title: Fun to read!

text: I love al the interesting articles in this magazine!


title: A Magazine to be read cover to cover

text: The Reader's Digest in one of the best magazines for all age groups with several types of articles, true stories, jokes etc. It is one magazine you can actually read from cover to cover other than the advertisements, and really enjoy it all.


Great magazine to read if you want to sound brilliant at a party. Hand curated information from one of the most prestigious schools in the US. If I recall correctly it comes with an online version as well, which has even more information on a regular basis.


title: Five Stars

text: Long time subscriber of this magazine...always look forward to the articles and loads of pictures!


title: Used to read my dad's copies, and still love the magazine. Not sure what I bought here however.

text: I love the magazine Esquire although I don't know what I just bought. I've now received two issues and I can't figure out if I'm being billed without my apparent knowledge?


title: Buy this!

text: Love this magazine!


title: Content lightweight

text: Lots of pictures, lots of flash and sensationalism, nothing like a coherent article in it. Our (admittedly wildlife-obsessed) 7 year old isn't finding much new info in most issues, rapidly gets bored and casts it aside. I dropped our subscription after about 5 months.


title: Five Stars

text: Always love this mag, just irritated that I have to wait till Oct for the subscription to begin.


title: Magazine sucked

text: Not what I assumed......


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: hunting has always great articals


title: One leg of a three-legged stool!

text: Every sapient person should have access to this as soon as possible in life.  Also consider the New Scientist and Nature.  All three are adictive!


title: Great magazine

text: If you fish,  you need to feed yourself with monthly buys of knowledge from InFisherman.  One of my favorite magazines.


title: The gift that keeps on giving.

text: Purchased this gift for my grandson who lives across country.  He absolutely loves the magazine he receives each month.


title: look forward to it every month

text: I bought this subscription for my husband, but I think I enjoy it just as much as he does.  Easy to understand language, lots of pictures, great ideas and projects.


title: Five Stars

text: Does what it's supposed to do


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent


title: Great magazine!

text:
I got hooked on this magazine while living in Italy - I'd buy it every week without fail! Good crosswords, comics and brainteasers will keep you occupied and will help you if you're brushing up on your italian.(However, you should have a pretty good grasp of the language before attempting any of the puzzles)

For Italian language teachers - I'd get a subscription for the class if I were you!


title: A really delightful gardening publication.

text: I love English Gardening and have subscribed for about ten years. If you love gardening and things English, you cannot go wrong with this magazine.


title: Needs to show information for the whole day

text: I do not like the fact that schedule doesn’t start till 7pm. It was better when it was small and had information for the whole day.


title: Not at all like it was 10 years ago

text: I had stopped receiving Taste of Home several years ago, and decided to order again. I was so disappointed at the size and the way the magazine is done anymore. Very disappointed. No, I won't be ordering again, once this subscription runs out.


Grandsons loved it.  I liked the positive influence.


title: Three Stars

text: Grandson loved it.


title: Great Magazine

text: I love this magazine. It is an eye opener. If you want to get a sense of the world, how the rest of the world works without leaving your room, this is the best magazine you can buy.


title: Five Stars

text: Vogue is just a great magazine. Always has been!


title: Four Stars

text: I enjoy this magazine...it gives me information and a lot of ideas.


title: #1 Magazine

text: So excited to see my favorite magazine available through Amazon. I got a great deal on the subscription. Ive let a lot of magazine expire but never this one. Great recipes, stories, and items of interest. All beautifully presented.


title: Great value

text: Ecellent magazine


title: American Baby makes it IMPOSSIBLE to unsubscribe from their free unasked for subscription.

text:
I have not read this magazine at all so I can't offer any thing in that regard, but rather this is directed towards their customer service (or lack of.)

Suddenly I started receiving this magazine on a regular basis.  I did not subscribe nor ask for it.  I am in my fifties and have NO children.  I've tried repeatedly to get them to unsubscribe me, as I send this magazine straight to the trash the moment it arrives.  After getting several of these, I went to their website and after creating an account and signing in, wrote to them telling them to unsubscribe me, but to no avail, the magazines still come.  So, I tried to do it again just now, but after having made an account the first time I requested them to quit sending me this, I just end up going around and around and around because for SOME reason it claims not to recognize my password and when I click on 'forgotten password', I get sent on more circuitous routes to no avail.  If there was a phone number I could find in their fine print to call, I would, but I can't see one.

I suppose it's a small thing to get bombarded with a free magazine that I immediately send to the circular file, but it annoys me that they keep sending it and refuse to unsubscribe me from it when I request them to do so, not to mention it being a waste of paper, time and energy.  If anyone has any tips on how to stop this magazine from coming to my home, I would appreciate it, short of sending them a certified letter via snailmail to PLEASE STOP SENDING IT.

And also, I have to wonder why they insist on sending a free magazine to people who didn't request it, nor want it.  Are they pushing some agenda or marketing scheme?  I'm sure there probably are some who like this magazine and it's 'price', and that's fine, but I would really appreciate it if they would quit sending it to those that don't wish to receive it.  At least make unsubscribing to it much more user friendly and not some cryptic circuitous exercise that does not work.


title: Trapped

text: I have only received 2 magazines.  I am not able to easily cancel auto renewal.


title: My favorite magazine of all time

text: My favorite magazine of all time.  Have been subscribing for years.  Keeps me up to date on movies, television shows, music and books.


title: need help with magazine subscriptions! ASAP

text: i purchased these magazines on Cyber Monday thinking each one was a years subcription at the low price. I have tried to cancel first subcription when I realized the given price was for one issue of each for 1 month. i have deletedALL subscriptions, but am still being billed an outrageous amount per magazine monthly. I do NOT want to receive and/or be charged for future magazines, but I keep receiving them and then CHARGED enoromous amounts. i feel this was a trick and want it resolved ASAP.


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine, great info, recommend it


title: Good magazine for the serious off-roader!

text: I buy this every year for my sister's husband who's way into building crawlers. He reads it cover to cover.


title: Best Christian Worldview Magazine

text:
This is the best news magazine from a Christian worldview I have read. If you want to know what's really going on in the world instead of relying on the secular media's propaganda, this is a good magazine to choose.
I tried the e-edition for a while but it got lost in the shuffle, so I went back to the print edition even though it costs more.
I'm very grateful for World Magazine as a tool to help me interpret what's going on in the world today.


title: Five Stars

text: Am a travel writer & will use it to keep aware of what's happening and fresh in my writing.


title: This is why you don't buy things drunk or for the sake of a joke

text:
Package comes to the door.  Roommate looks at it, says, "You bought First magazine?"
"Yup"
"Why?"
"Because it's a first "First" for me"
Roommate procedes to roll it up and beat me with it.

I bought this just for the joke because when I was drunk I thought it would be funny.  I do want to add it works well as a baton against the face.


title: rachel

text: Love Rachel's recipes


title: This book is worth reading

text: This magazine have great do it yourself ideas


title: GEO Times

text: I STILL HAVE NOT RECEIVED THIS ITEM.  I AM, HOWEVER, RECEIVING A BICYCLING MAGAZINE WHICH I DID NOT ORDER.  COULD THIS POSSIBLY HAVE BEEN SENT TO ME IN ERROR?  I AM STILL WAITING FOR THE GEO TIMES MAGAZINE.


title: Writer's Go to!!

text: I love Writer's Digest!  It is my "go to" whenever I need kudos or information on how, what, where and when. I highly recommend this Digest, it has answered so many questions and gives me great insight!


title: LOVE IT

text: LOVE IT


title: FOODIE LOVERS UNITE

text: NICE BLEND OF INFORMATION. THIS PUBLICATION IS FOR BEGINNER AND ADVANCED PEOPLE WHO WANT TO KNOW THE SIMPLE BASICS OF NUTRITION! GREAT INFORMATION AND TIPS, I LOVE & RECOMMEND THIS MAGAZINE!


title: FOODIE LOVERS UNITE

text: NICE BLEND OF INFORMATION. THIS PUBLICATION IS FOR BEGINNER AND ADVANCED PEOPLE WHO WANT TO KNOW THE SIMPLE BASICS OF NUTRITION! GREAT INFORMATION AND TIPS, I LOVE & RECOMMEND THIS MAGAZINES!


title: FOODIE LOVERS UNITE

text: NICE BLEND OF INFORMATION. THIS PUBLICATION IS FOR BEGINNER AND ADVANCED COOKS! GREAT INFORMATION AND TIPS. I LOVE & RECOMMEND THIS MAGAZINE!


title: BIRD LOVERS UNITE

text: NICE BLEND OF INFORMATION. THIS PUBLICATION IS FOR BEGINNER AND ADVANCED BIRD WATCHERS! GREAT INFORMATION AND TIPS. I LOVE & RECOMMEND THIS MAGAZINE!


title: FABULOUS MAGAZINE

text: NICE BLEND OF INFORMATION. THIS PUBLICATION IS FOR BEGINNER AND ADVANCED CRUISERS AND TRAVEL AGENTS! GREAT INFORMATION AND TIPS. I LOVE & RECOMMEND THIS MAGAZINE!


title: DONT LET THE NAME OF THIS MAGAZINE FOOL YOU

text: NICE BLEND OF INFORMATION. THIS PUBLICATION IS FOR BEGINNER AND ADVANCED DESIGNERS! GREAT INFORMATION AND TIPS. I LOVE & RECOMMEND THIS MAGAZINE!


title: NICE BLEND OF INFORMATION