title: Better Than Most

text: Brit Mag never short on laffs, great pics and interesting, substantive articles.  Definitely not PC, rude, literate humor is the norm.  Not a candy rag that just prints the publicity from the MC corporations either.  Hands out criticism equally w/just praise.  Sport bike centric, faired & unfaired, other bikes are given articles but they aren't the focus here.  With that said, they try to convey the feeling of riding and living w/all bikes.  Always have one or more articles about interesting travel or bike event, so if you don't have the time or resources you can at least read about it.  Loads of good, critical gear reviews.  Well put together and good looking.  Not cheap, but worth it.


title: Five Stars

text: Finest publication world wide.


title: Try an alternative

text: You can subscribe to the Midwest Quarterly (Pittsburg State University, Pittsburg, KS 66762) directly for $15 ($20 outside the US).  The new volume begins with the issue out in October every year, with issues coming in early January, April, and July.


title: An issue with the issue

text:
The description on the page above says, "The first issue should arrive in 6-10 weeks" which suited my purpose perfectly since I ordered it well ahead of time as a birthday gift for my wife.

However, the first issue came almost immediately for the month that was almost over, followed in short order by another for the upcoming month.  This allows Discover to send renewal notices sooner, I suppose (actually, I think they start putting renewal notices in from the first issue).  It also may work out great for those who are in a bigger hurry.


title: Says it is less pages than he remembers but is happy to receive it and it arrived way before we ...

text: Husband loves it.  Says it is less pages than he remembers but is happy to receive it and it arrived way before we were told it would!


title: I Love Love Love this HGTV Magazine!!!!

text: I love this magazine. I can't wait for the next issue. I hate I have to wait for it. I wish it was a weekly magazine.  Love it. Love it. Love it.  It has soooo many great articles and great how-to stuff in it. Couldn't have come up with a better product. I can't say enough about it.


title: Helpful for Daily Meditation

text: I find the format of this periodical  very helpful in helping me focus on daily prayer and meditation. I especially like the brief essays that help to tie together the themes of the daily Mass.


title: DO NOT SUBSCRIBE

text: Vogue Knitting abruptly changed to a total of 2 issues a year in early Fall 2020. My subscription automatically renewed just before that and I never received another issue. As of March 2021 the most current issue is late Winter 2020. This was a great magazine but they can’t be trusted to honor paid subscriptions, and 2 magazines for nearly $30 is desperately overpriced.


title: good magazine.

text: have been a subscriber for years. good magazine.


title: Two Stars

text: MAGIZINE IS NOT THE QUALITY I HAD HOPED FOR


title: Could be better.

text: I really like IBD and so does my 84 yr old mother.  However, just this year she will no longer be getting the printed copy as they are discontinuing the print editions that she has relied upon for years. They will only print one days paper and the rest must be electronically read for the other week days.  She is 84 and very active in reading the IBD and trading in stock. Loves the articles as well. But, she has no way of reading or understanding of the computer to get the electronic edition. This will hamper her investing. What a shame for the elderly who have no computer skills or computer.


title: This is a must for kids

text: My twin boys have been getting this magazine since they 2 and they love it.  The pictures are amazing, the information about natures wildlife is great - not too much information, small bits that are easy to follow.  Activities in the book are fun.  We enjoy them, it's a great cause to contribute to, so reasonably priced, it's a no brainer for a gift.


title: Great Price for a Great Magazine

text: There's no better magazine than the New Yorker for getting your weekly fix of news, culture, fiction and long-form pieces on fascinating , far-flung topics. Amazon's price is far better than subscribing directly through the New Yorker.


title: Five Stars

text: wonderful magazine --very little advertising


title: Was advertised different

text: This was advertised as Pennsylvania game and fish, but when I started to recieve it it was Game and fish East


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for those interested in log home living


title: Food

text: I enjoy the articles in the magazine. There alot of cutting edge information and recipes in this magazine. Some of them however, may be a little much for me to try in the kitchen.


title: An interesting read

text: The best compliment one can give to a magazine is to say that it is interesting. This magazine is full of interesting articles from cover to cover. This is a great magazine for anyone interested in history. Subscribe to it and you will not be disappointed.


I really wanted the version for younger kids!


title: One Star

text: Auto renewal is a hidden charge! Would not purchase this product again!


title: Love cast iron? Don't miss this!

text: Sister loves this magazine. Get it for her every year. She uses the recipes at home and in the rv


title: Planning

text: Nice for planning


title: Great shopping experience.

text: I love this magazine and I love Amazon!


title: Gardening knowledge

text: Whether a new or seasoned garden this magazine is for you!


title: Car  Knowledge

text: I love everything about it


title: Mediocre

text: Too much advertising


title: This magazine is the best. It covers all of the greatness of Arizona ...

text:
This magazine is the best.  It covers all of the greatness of Arizona in detail and scope.
It has created for my family and myself great trips both on the highways and off.  We live in California but love all that Arizona has to offer and the magazine is great at presenting what is there.  We look forward with anticipation to see the next issue so we can see where we are going on our next trip.  Its like a road trip lottery with each new issue.

Thanks


title: Is this the same magizine?

text: I don't know if it's the same magazine but Sheldon Brown-bike guru, wrote an article about a magazine of the same. (...) I pass no judgement but you may be interested.


title: Subscription was received on schedule and without any problems.

text: Subscription seems to be fine.  Otherwise there is nothing that I can add.  Would do renewal again.  So far it is good.


title: Used to Be

text: It's just a shell of what it used to be years ago.  Doesn't appear to be of much value now.


title: Three Stars

text: Great magazine but I haven't received anymore from the subscription for some reason


title: Just received my first issue!

text:
Love this magazine.  It is full of helpful information about every topic you've been wondering about and probably a few you haven't even thought of yet!

This one came with a list of 'can't put down books' for summertime reading.  Also some new easy hairstyles, information on tanning creams and lots of other interesting items.

This is a great magazine.


title: A Great Edition

text: As always, the magazine is professionally written and printed.  Really appreciate the articles such as the genesis and the one that covers the story of the vett reaching 200,000 miles.  This gives me hope, as it speaks to both the reliability and longevity of the machine.  It's educational.


title: Five Stars

text: A must have for anyone who loves fitness


title: On line relations with the magazine subscription service was poor

text: I will not use this service through Amazon again.  Amazon throws its hands up when this error occured.  In this case, a duplicate order.  After dealing with the Bonnier corp-magazine seller with no luck-I finally got my credit card company to straighten it out and cancel the duplicate subscription last year.  Now, the renewal (which was part of the deal) was charged twice.  Enough.<br />The company's response, "we will deliver for two more years, not credit the double billing"  Thanks but no thanks.


title: Excellent Magazine!

text: Very creative designers!


title: If you have money for only one subscription make this one it

text: Fire Engineering, in my opinion is the benchmark that many other fire publications try to meet.  If you are looking for a fire magazine that is not full of hype and has serious professionals writing articles then in my opinion this is the one for you.  Articles are based on fact and have been field tested many times.  I think that Fire Engineering takes difficult topics and makes sense out of them, in a pratical and easy to understand way.  In my opinion there are probably about 5-7 great/good fire magazines out there but this one tops my list.  If you are involved with the fire service and want to stay on top of current, tested and proven methods this is the magazine for you.  Although Fire Engineering seems to have its share of advertisements they do not seem to bow to any particular manufacturer.  Stay safe, wear your seatbelt, and come home alive.


title: motorcross motorcross

text: great mag.  very goo articals.  not full of adds whick is great.


title: For Porsche enthusiast

text: I'm a Porschefile and this magazine is exactly the one I needed.

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title: my grandson loves this magazine

text: my grandson loves this magazine


title: the best magazine I have ever subscribed to.

text: The articles in "Strategy and Business" are well researched and<br />written.  You will end up reading every article in each issue.


title: Not what it used to be

text:
In the 80's I actually started my own shopping business, copying the idea from someone who had done this in New York. I was successful.
Also, as a young mother, I learned a lot from the articles and shared some of the valued information with others.
Currently, the magazine is geared to folks who want to be skin beautiful, which is ok, but your magazine is so full of advertisements that I did not renew this year. Disappointed.


title: good for the bird cage

text: just another liberal pop paper.  good for the bird cage.


title: 1-year subscription a waste of money.

text: Signed up because I wanted to buy a treadmill - only to discover NONE of the treadmills I was considering were even rated.  Not in the 1st month of my membership, or in the 12th.  I wasn't looking at no name brands either, but Nordic Track and Bowflex.  The ones advertised all over the place.  During the year I looked for ratings on things like freezers, hand-held steam cleaners, space heaters - the freezer I was interested in wasn't rated, mostly there was NOTHING there.  Also, cost me $5 to cancel the darn auto-renewal.


title: Amazing magazine

text: "Really great magazine! If you like the books you will love it. " (9 year old subscriber)


title: Five Stars

text: It was a great price


title: POSITIVE

text: it's all good stuff (yes, even the cartoons)...


title: So far so good.

text: Great information and amazing articles, One or two Not exited about and I skipped them, will go back and read them later. (How an article on the Navy seals and their raid on Bin Laden relates to popular mechanics is beyond me) Again have not read the article but gone through 95% of the magazine and so far it is way more informative than Popular Science (which seems like a big ad for big government) But then again this is just me. If I had to pick I would take this magazine over popular science any day.


title: A Good Buy For Anyone Interested In Antiques

text: A beefy and interesting review of the subject, showing many different categories of interesting antiques. I like the newspaper format.


title: Five Stars

text: If you like Food, get this magazine.  Lots of recipes & pictures!


title: Top Notch

text: Electronic Gaming Monthly, in my opinion, is the BEST gaming mag on the market.  It includes intresting reviews, previews, and news about certain subjects such as a highly anticipated game or system.  All of the articles are very well written and fun to read.  The magazine itself is very organized and well setup.  Normally it gets exclusive information that the other gaming mags don't get. All of the editors have intresting and humorous personalites.  It'd be great to meet them some day... The bottom line is that this magazine is TOP NOTCH and I reccomend it for anyone who is slightly intrested or obsessed with gaming.  I hope that EGM last for ever, so that I can enjoy it forever...<br />EGM IS ON CNN EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT!


title: Five Stars

text: grandson  very happy


title: Written for young children. Definitely not for adults!

text: Written for young children. Does not get ‘into’ the story for adult learning. Leaves a lot to be desired.


title: The World's Most Informative Travel Magazine

text: I am one of the original subscribers and have continued to subscribe all these years and could not be happier with the quality of this magazine.  I have been to more than 200 countries and used considerable information from this magazine which have saved us much time and effort in our travels.  Everything is concise and to the point, not a lot of wasted space. I subscribe to many travel related magazine and none come close to timely information found in this magazine.  I would highly recommend this magazine to all world traveler's whether beginners or advanced travelers.


title: Great magazine

text: This is my favorite magazine. The order was timely and the price for auto renewal is terrific!! I will subscribe to more magazines through Amazon now


title: Beautiful and fascinating!

text: We love this magazine!  We are avid gardeners and organic farmers; we enjoy every new issue!  The photos and quality are fantastic, and the history behind the heirloom seeds is amazing and fascinating!  Keep up the wonderful work!


title: Kids Love It!

text: I bought this for my 6 and 8 year old grand-kids and they love it! They have to show me all the exciting things they have found in it every time I visit.


title: I enjoy it.

text: This is one of several monthly magazines subscriptions I subscribe to. As with most, take some tips and leave some. Not all will apply but I find it interesting to read every month.


title: Three Stars

text: so much advertising in the magazine


title: I was misled.

text: When I ordered this magazine, my order was based on it having a review disk included.  I placed the order mid-November, and received my first magazine on December 29, without a disk included.<br />Other than the review disk being missing, the magazine is excellent.  I cannot give the magazine a 5-star rating because of the missing disk, therefore, I will give it 3 stars.


title: Small print makes this painful to read.  Nice pictures, though.

text: I know magazine publishing is on its last legs, but I really wish they would consider larger type and try to make it readable. This was a trial subscription and I won't be continuing with it.  Too bad.


title: Love getting this magazine

text: Love getting this magazine!  As a cat lover, a magazine devoted to cats is awesome!  I really like discovering all the products that my cats need, although I'm sure my husband would disagree.


title: Confusing

text: My success with this magazine access has been less than desirable. A subscription number was not given for online, and trying to get assistance from Vogue has been less than ideal. Have yet to see what all access really means.


title: Good magazine

text: Read it cover to cover


title: Good price good magazine

text: Be careful not to overlap with existing subscription. Start it when old one expires!


title: Love, love, love...

text: I REALLY look forward to receiving my VegNews subscription! They cover many topics in each issue for a very well-rounded read. If you want to know about new vegan yums, eateries, animal-allies and retail products, then you will love it. Their website is great too! I'm renewing my subscription now and hope it's around for many, many years to come!!! :)


title: Five Stars

text: If you think you want this magazine, don't think- just order it!


title: Five Stars

text: Just love the Dead. Whats more to say? Very well put together however nothing on Constantin.


title: Boring magazine

text: Boring


title: De finely glad I subscribe

text: very informative for the cost.. De finely glad I subscribe.


title: Not what it used to be

text: This magazine used to be full of interesting and informative articles. A couple years ago, a new editor in chief came along…and this publication has gone downhill since.  Too much fluff. Very little content that I find interesting.  There’s usually only one short article, each month, that features an inspiring true life story.<br />The rest of the magazine is filled with silly trivia dates…I don’t care that November 15 is “Spicy Hermit Cookie Day.” Lots of ads. Lots of recipes that rarely appeal to me (and I love to cook!). Since it was revamped a few years ago, my advice is to skip Woman’s Day. Get Readers Digest instead if you want to enjoy something informative and beneficial!


title: Could Be Classier

text: The beauty features of InStyle are very good, but much of this publication is only a step or two above tabloid trash.  Why should entertainers be the standard on which the rest of us choose to look, dress, eat and live?  Why are they the authorities?  Why can't InStyle show clothes on real models?  And, finally, why are so many of the clothes so ugly?


title: Very Good Fashion Magazone

text:
High fashion has become an art form, and Vogue is excellent in its presentation of the latest in women's clothes.  What disappoints me is that like every women's magazine now, Vogue has mostly gone to having actresses and other entertainers on its covers.  For that reason alone, I cannot give it 5 stars.

I wish these publications would be honest about what kinds of deals are cut to get the people they have on their covers.


title: this subscription came quickly!

text: I pre-ordered HPotter on the Monday before deadline, ordered Redbook at the same time, and am pleased to say I have already received my first redbook issue! And it was the issue currently on the stands, which was great by me.


title: Great magazine.

text: I always enjoy my Country Living magazine.  The recipes are great and I love the decorating inspiration, especially for holidays like Halloween and Christmas


Ordered in Feb and I still haven't received my mags. I'm eager to receive my order, but it's taking awfully long!


title: Great magazine but cheaper directly

text:
This is a premiere woodworking magazine. Editor Christopher Schwarz has done a great job changing the focus of the magazine from just power tools to a nice blend of power tools, hand tools, beginner and advanced techniques. Having said that, the renewal price I got directly from the publishers website was 25% less than what Amazon was offering.

Also, check out Woodworking Magazine. Another fantastic publication (ad free) from the same publishers.


title: Good info

text: This is a great magazine for learning about the finer points of home building and improvement.


title: Modern SJW topics have now been inserted

text: We are cancelling our subscription immediately. We've been getting this magazine for the better part of a year now, and every other issues has been great. However, the most recent issue has as it's largest story a topic we find unsuitable for our four year old's literature. We are not interested in modern SJW topics aimed at preschoolers. Therefore, we are cancelling our subscription.


title: Lives in Texas

text: Great service - the magazine arrived before the date it was expected.  The magazine is terrific and has wonderful articles.


On HGTV shows they have multiple remodeling shows (Fixer Upper, Property Brothers, Flip or Flip, Rehab Addict, etc) that have beautiful, fairly neutral pallets.  However the magazine is nothing but bright, bright colors -- Orange, Lime Green, Bright Yellow.  NOTHING like the shows on the channel.  Canceling my subscription.  If I wanted a crayon box for a decorating scheme I would go the kids section.


title: House Beautiful

text: Very inexpensive and arrived immediately.


title: Very good magazine

text: I really enjoy Los Angeles magazine.  Hope it doesn't change much with the new editor starting.  Great articles and beautiful photographs if you live in the city or miss LA.  Very up to date with current trends and restaurants.


title: Knowledge and fun

text: I bought this as a gift for my grandsons. Besides it showing up late and all issues at once my boys love the magazine.


title: Nephew loves it -

text: So far my nephew has only received one issue, but he read it from cover to cover and had to tell me about ALL the interesting information the magazine provided.  By about the fifth, "Hey guess what", I was regreting that I bought it for him, but he is getting a lot out of it, and for that I am glad.  :-)


title: Fun Magazine

text: This magazine was fun to read and look at.  The photography is excellent and articles are well-written and full of exciting information.  I bought this magazine on a whim because it looked like something different; I was not disappointed.  I don't have any ties to the West, but I find that area of the country fascinating.  Even though I did not have any previous background information on most of the places and people mentioned, I enjoyed the magazine cover to cover, articles and illustrations.  I have new interests and places to visit now!!!


title: More than happy!

text: I love HGTV!!! I was unsure what to expect from the magazine...I worried it would be full of page after page of advertising...Boy was I wrong! Sooo... looking forward to the next issue.  This is a Magazine I will not be throwing out...It's a keeper! Thanks HGTV, you've never let me down!


title: American Scientist Magazine

text: It's rare you come across a really well written science magazine these days. I used to love Scientific American, but they have lowered there content and simply filled the pages with advertisements. However, American Scientist, is quite a jewel; it is what Scientific American once was. Interesting, filled with well written and thoughtful articles. I will always have a subscription to American Scientist, it is now a family favorite.


title: Good all around science magazine

text: I find that the magazine is very good at bringing science news and a few in depth articles to anyone with an interest, even layman. I would recommend it to anyone who can read, from Jr. High on up. If there were one beef, I would say that they need to stick more with science and leave religeon out of the picture. Too many opinions on things that have nothing to do with science. I do not appreciate pseudo science from a church, and do not accept religeous views from science journals.


title: Good Information

text: We're beginners, but this seems to contain good information for all levels of practitioners.  Articles, useful photos/instructions for positions, and some food ideas.  Subscription started promptly and w/o problems.


title: Highly Recommend

text: Like


title: Wonderful magazine.  Great ideas!

text: I read Elle Decor for inspiration.  The ideas are always fresh and interesting.  Every issue gives me at last one project idea for my home.  I look forward to seeing the new issue every month.


title: informative

text: This magazine has helped me alot. It was more than I expected there were lots of articles about camping, fishing and other outdoor activities. Every month there is new information and a fresh look at the wonderful outdoor world that most people know nothing about. This subscription is well worth the price.


title: Great magazine

text: I've always bought this magazine on the newsstand. It's informative,funny and responsible. Now I'll never miss an issue.


title: Delivery problem

text: Love the magazine but delivery is an nightmare. I have not gotten many issues this year because they are delivered by throw them out at the street like the newspaper. I have asked that they mail them to me but have not gotten any response.


title: Two Stars

text: I love this magazine but shipments have been very sporadic lately. Not sure what's going on.


title: Would not recommend a sub

text: While this two-star rating may be slightly harsh I feel it is warranted based on the first magazine I have received. I picked the magazine for a school fund raiser and am greatly disappointed in most of it. There is very little science in the magazine and a whole lot of popular. It is almost as if the majority of articles were pulled from buzzfeed or imgur. There is far too much political opinion in several articles but non as bad as the article about VR.  It read as though it was trying its hardest to fuel the fire of sexism and racism. This is not even close to things I expect to read from a magazine titled Popular Science even if they may be current problems. I am also curious as to why there is an article that is Physics Girls youtube video from a year ago about vortex rings in water.  While it is cool why isn't the article about something more current even if they just wanted to write about physics girl. The negatives do outway the positives. I do feel the need to mention that there were a few great articles with actual science such as The Reanimators.


title: Very informative, engaging for kids

text: Very informative.. so many interesting facts.. kids thoroughly are enjoying reading them.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent!


title: Hitchcock is more 'mysterious'

text: Literary and suspenseful, it's Hitchcock for me!  The magazine allows for stories with the supernatural - and that tends to keep the reader guessing until the end. I love the often-moody atmosphere and the scene-building in Hitchcock.


title: Give me my magazines or my $ back.  2nd time with this.  Get ur jobs right.

text: Angry.  I want my subscription.


title: Very interesting reading for those who like to know how things work

text: I really enjoyed this magazine, there are some very interesting articles and I found something interesting to read in each issue. If you enjoy seeing how things work or what the latest gizmos are you'll like this magazine.


title: The Catholic Family Newspaper is an excellent paper for those that want to read and learn ...

text: The Catholic Family Newspaper is an excellent paper for those that want to read and learn more of the Truths of the Catholic Faith and Her Sacred Traditions!  The have taken St. Pope Pius X's words to heart, for they "sincerely hold that the doctrine of faith was handed down to us from the apostles through the orthodox Fathers in exactly the same meaning and always in the same purport. Therefore, I (They) entirely reject the heretical' misrepresentation that dogmas evolve and change from one meaning to another different from the one which the Church held previously. I (They) also condemn every error according to which, in place of the divine deposit which has been given to the spouse of Christ to be carefully guarded by her, there is put a philosophical figment or product of a human conscience that has gradually been developed by human effort and will continue to develop indefinitely. Fifthly, I (They) hold with certainty and sincerely confess that faith is not a blind sentiment of religion welling up from the depths of the subconscious under the impulse of the heart and the motion of a will trained to morality; but faith is a genuine assent of the intellect to truth received by hearing from an external source. By this assent, because of the authority of the supremely truthful God, we believe to be true that which has been revealed and attested to by a personal God, our creator and lord. The purpose of this is, then, not that dogma may be tailored according to what seems better and more suited to the culture of each age; rather, that the absolute and immutable truth preached by the apostles from the beginning may never be believed to be different, may never be understood in any other way." (Taken from the Oath against Modernism, given by His Holiness St. Pius X September 1, 1910.)  Those that seek the Truth will find it.  I thank God for this newspaper.  It is not full of lies and it serves as a good therapy to the wounds being inflicted within and without the Church trying to destroy her.


title: Magazine pleasure

text: Well worth price as compared to store prices


title: Lots of information for travelers going South.

text: Great magazine for Southern cooking recipes.


title: Unfortunately, I have to agree with the others

text: I had subscribed to this magazine for a year and found that the negative criticisms to be true.  The content of the magazine was 97% advertisements.  I don't know how it has garnered such a high scoring - maybe it's true that the scoring isn't accurate.  It is a crime that they are managing the magazine like this.  Instead of a Southern American version of Victoria magazine, they have created a superficial flop.  They could have gone into the graciousness of the South, and the olden days when men were gallant and gracious, and the women were charming.  And there is no one more charming than a southern woman, no, they had to take the cheap disgusting path and publish a flyer with about 135 ads attached.


title: Simply gluten free and simply the best!

text: As a newbie to the gluten free world I'm happy to say I've found a wonderful resource that will now be my go-to guide for all things gluten free! This magazine has creative and delicious recipes. Going gluten free made me think I was out of options for a lot of foods, but this magazine has inspired me to try new foods and showed me that there are plenty of healthy and tasty alternatives to the foods I used to eat that contain gluten. The photos are also gorgeous, making it difficult for me to choose which recipes I'll make from each issue! Also, the articles are informative, great for a Sunday read, I've actually learned a lot more about the gluten free lifestyle and how gluten affects the body. And I usually don't care to look at ads too much, I've been known to skip over them, but this magazine has some really great choices and new brands that I've become huge fans of since seeing the ads, so now I actually look forward to looking at the ads so I can be informed about the available products that are safe for me to eat. This is simply the best resource out there in my opinion, I highly recommend it to anyone who is gluten free!


title: Garbage

text: Total garbage publication. Save your time and money


title: You only need this

text: Best magazine ever if you are interested in the truth and make investments.


title: American Photo -- the worst photo magazine ever

text: AMERICAN PHOTO magazine is a complete waste of any photographers time.  The price for this subscription is so low because you get what you pay for.  They can't even give these mags away at a news stand.  I just throw mine in the trash - unread.  If you believe in all this global warming and going green propaganda then call all the tree huggers because this mag is wasting a lot of trees.  I'll be glad when my subscription runs out.


title: Maclean's Magazine

text: It took the full eight weeks to start arriving, but it was worth the wait. I enjoy learning things from outside my previous experience; Maclean's is going to expand my knowledge set quite a bit, as well as providing a hard copy to keep and the sort of commentary the online newspapers just don't run to.  Thanks for giving me access to something I simply could not find otherwise.


title: The best way to renew Magazine Subscriptions!

text: I wish we had realized long ago that we could renew magazine subscriptions on Amazon - at a substantial savings versus the publisher.  The extension of our service was seamless - no interruption in service & the magazine at 60% off was that much more enjoyable!


title: Get a subscription

text: cool magazine!  Get a subscription and you will have knowledge of all kinds of new things.  Great articles


title: pretty decent info

text: GQ has always been a favorite.  Have to admit that the magazine has shrunk in half but thats ok.  Only problem I have is having to thumb through the articles on 3/4 naked women.  Not really interested but I'm sure GQ wants to appear like its core audience looks at pics of naked and half naked women...sure and there are a few bridges up for sale.  The satorial content though cannot be beat for a mainstream mag.


title: Fun magazine for kids

text: My granddaughter gets excited when she receives the magazine in the mail. She enjoys reading the magazine with her Mom and Dad.


title: Too many requests for renewal

text: I love the magazine (sin the Donald Trump issue, but what can you do.) However, they have sent a renewal notice with every single issue, along with renewal notices not with issues. I subscribed for one year, and got a renewal notice saying, "it's not too late to renew" with the first issue.


title: Three Stars

text: good


title: they keep sending invoices

text: Even after the one year subscription was fully paid, Rotor Drone keep sending invoices.  There is no phone number anywhere to tell them to stop harassing us.  They suck.  Don't sign up with them !


title: Nunca recibí nada

text: Nunca me llegó ni un sólo ejemplar.  Parecía muy buena oferta para ser realidad.


title: Learn all you can about what you know nothing about

text: I am a new bee keeper and I am learning everything that I can about this hobby thanks to this book and others I am confident I will succeed


title: Love this Magizine

text: Love this magazine. It is packed with recipes and tips. It is only treat I give myself in terms of magazines. I encourage anyone interested in learning to cook or wanting to be a better cook to try it out. Keep the good stuff coming FNM.


title: Cool Magazine

text: I had never read Wired before, but I really like it. Great for a techno-freak like me.


title: Decent enough for an American mag

text: Now of course with most/all American "fashion" magazines, big emphasis on the parentheses, this one can tend to exploit celebrities instead of fashion but compared to its competitors it has many positives. First of all, it's huge! This magazine is great for looking at ads that are normally so much smaller in others and is terribly delicious to consume (visually of course). Everyone wants bigger TVs, computers, cars, so why not your fashion magazine? Second, this IS NOT Elle! Here you will find edgier, higher fashion that suites the desires of people with a real taste in fashion. And for those of you who give this one star for being scandalous or having "ridiculous and expensive clothing that no one would ever wear"; what the heck are you doing reading a fashion magazine?! That's kind of what it's all about and if you're not comfortable with that go read Seventeen.


title: Pop Sc. Renewal

text:
Always like popular science.
Hope Amazon give us the best price.
Cannot understand why I need to write a long review .


title: Must Have Children's Magazine

text: Humpty Dumpty magazine was a fantastic choice for my young child. With plenty of activities to choose from including the entertaining Build A Book section, and plenty of beautiful color illustrations, this magazine keeps my child captivated for hours. I highly recomend this magazine!


title: Very pretty, but does it work

text: The pictures are nice, the show results current; but the information and products are as dated as Joe and Ben, themselves.


title: just ok

text: I'm into decorating and I thought it wld hve more tips or inspiration pics and it barely did. It's more for older ladies in my opinion.. I did like the advice column (Ask Heloise) and I liked the recipes.. I did cut out a few but it wasnt for me.. not what I really wanted from the mag.


title: great pics and articles

text: these women are beautiful at any age. I see other older people have the same problems I have, and give advice I too can use.


title: Try it, you'll love it!-

text: This is a great cooking magazine for the novice to the experienced cook.  Beautiful photos giving step by step instructions and side dishes for each entrée.  Try a copy, you won't be disappointed.  And try a dish you might not otherwise cook, the recipes are foolproof.  I will say I would love it if they dedicated an issue to other specific cuisines like Hispanic, French, Asian etc... they have an Italian one that is outstanding so I can only imagine what the others would be like.  They do have recipes in each issue that cover various cuisines, but I would love to have one that just focused on a specific cuisine..


title: Five Stars

text: Niece loves getting it in the mail and looking at the mag.


title: The wife loves it. easier to read.

text: Took awhile to get first copy.


title: Few pretty spaces, big price tag

text: I so miss the old Domino..it had so many beautiful rooms in each issue, fresh color palettes, gorgeous pattern combos and eclectic decor.  The new domino has spare content with lots of white space, thick matte paper, and crazy expensive recommendations.  If $13 for a magazine is no big deal to you, then maybe this is your thing.  Maybe you also enjoy the old mansions, international travel tips, and $300 pillows.  I want ideas for beautiful spaces, reasonably priced sources, and more than 5 or 10 pretty interior pictures per issue.


title: Excellent Publication

text: Highly recommend! Excellent selection of stories. I wish it was offered monthly instead of bi-monthly.


title: 1st issue arrived today!

text: wish it was monthly like Stereo Review used to be, oh well.


title: Love EW

text: I must admit that I am a total TV aficionado and thus love Entertainment Weekly.  It helps keep me up to date on significant television and pop culture happenings.  I enjoy the reviews and indepth interviews.  EW is just a fun magazine.  While I enjoy the weekly offerings, I do not enjoy the price tag.  After searching the internet it was clear that Amazon offers the best deal.  The ordering process was simple, and I received a notice within a week that it had been processed. My subscription showed up only two weeks later.  So Easy!


title: Not worth the money!

text: Do not subscribe to this magazine. I’ve been getting it since the 90’s. It changed it format and cut out all the things I enjoyed (movie reviews, guest essays, etc.,). I guess it’s happening to all the magazines ...Sports Illustrated, Vanity Fair. When subscriptions expire I’m not renewing. They always seem to push an agenda and do big articles that nobody cares about! At least People is good still.


title: HGTV magazine

text: Got my 1st issue and I love it. So fresh and fun to read. Great articles loved the quiz on painting.


title: High Price

text: I've been a fan of Circuit Cellar since the first issue of Byte Magazine: as an EE it's articles are both fun and instructional. However the price just keeps rising. At $50 I feel this magazine is over-priced.  Also, for some reason the publisher thinks that the electronic subscription is worth the same as the printed one even though there are no printing or postage costs.


title: Who is this magazine for?

text: Great if you are in the luxury hotel business, or if you want to experience the kind of luxury that completely isolates you from place and culture.  When I travel I like to learn about where I go and experience it the way the locals do.  This magazine doesn't even give a nod to that sentiment, it is all about how nice and expensive and record-breaking each resort is.


title: BEWARE OF SELLER (MAGAZINE EXPRESS, INC.) 5 MONTHS LATER, AND STILL NO MAGAZINE.

text: 5 Stars to the magazine, but ZERO stars to the seller of the magazine, Magazine Express, Inc.  I ordered two subscriptions to this magazine on November 30th, 2009.  By March, 2010, the recipients of the magazine had still not received their orders.  I contacted Magazine Express, who assured me the issues would arrive by end of March (according to their records, the first scheduled issue was to be April, 2010).  I sent Magazine Express two e-mails during the first two weeks of April to inquire why the magazine still had not arrived. Both e-mails were ignored.  I contacted Amazon after being ignored by the seller.  Amazon was wonderful.  They put me in touch with their magazine specialist, who contacted the seller on my behalf.  Amazon was told by the seller that it would take two weeks to investigate why my issues had not been received.  The seller also told Amazon that they would contact me, the buyer, directly.  It is now May 2nd, 2010.  The seller did not contact me as promised.  I called Amazon today.  Amazon told me that apparently, the seller is out of stock of the magazine and would have no idea when the product would be in stock. Gratefully, Amazon gave me a refund on both my orders.  I'm just very frustrated that it took 5 months and that the seller ignored my e-mails.  I will never order from Magazine Express again.  Next time, I will order my magazine from the Highlights publisher directly.  Good luck with your orders! I certainly did not have any luck with mine.


title: The only yoga magazine you'll need

text:
I have been an avid reader of Yoga Journal for a few years now.  This magazine is a must for the serious practitioner of yoga - as well as for those who are curious and searching.  Each month, YJ delivers.  You'll find information on yoga trends, book and music reviews, philosophy, different styles of yoga, interviews with popular yoga instructors, etc.  Routines are featured in every issues as well as in depth coverage on poses.  You'll learn more about anatomy and the mechanics of asanas than you ever imagined!

As a practitioner, this is a helpful magazine - as a yoga teacher, this is an essential reference for me.  I learn so much every month, I can't imagine my practice without it!


title: Inspiration every month

text:
Whether you intend to become a fitness pro or are just an average gal wanting to get in better shape, Robert Kennedy's Oxygen is a magazine that caters to both.  This glossy mag is chock full of information and inspiration on every single page.  Unlike the other recently deceased women's fitness magazine, Hers, Oxygen is never boring and never skimpy on articles.

Every single issue has a variety of workouts, clearly laid out.  There is sage advice to accompany these routines - and not just form and technique!  In these pages, you'll find beauty routines, fashion, book reviews, music suggestions, nutrition, inspiring stories and more. Newer forms of fitness are introduced (yoga, pilates, etc.), so this isn't just limited to weight lifting/cardio. There is usually competition coverage as well as advice for those who are aspiring to become a fitness pro.  Think this is just for the pros? Think again - each month, there are columns devoted to moms and moms to be as well as a column for the over 40 crowd written by the feisty Tosca Reno.

Many industry pros offer their stories in each issue - Monica Brant Peckham, Kelly Ryan, Jen Hendershott and more!  This magazine continues each month to help me stay on track with my fitness goals.  Whenever I get sidetracked or discouraged, each month, my Oxygen comes into my mailbox, giving me a little nudge in the right direction.  Highly recommended!


title: Five Stars

text: Truly excellent recipes


title: My son has always had difficulty in life and we ...

text: My son has always had difficulty in life and we recently were able to put a name to it-ADHD. It helps to find support and education on the subject.

user_id: AHCCOEIIZYIKBDAIKECAEYVSJOQA


title: Five Stars

text: Magazine does a good job


title: Issues stopped coming after 1 issue  .Horrible Customer Service

text: I ordered an one year subscription as a gift to my sister.  It's a quarterly magazine.  My sister only received one issue in 6 months.  When she contacted the publisher, they were lukewarm and told her that it's only a quarterly issue, so it's normal to wait for a few months, like my sister can't do the math.  They sent my sister a digital format of the magazine, and that was it.  This is so horrible.  My gift has now become an inconvenience.  I say just read the PDF files of past issues online for free.


title: Feels like one big advertisement

text: To many advertisements.


title: Costs more thru Amazon.

text: Excellent magazine, but at least 10$ more thru Amazon than directly thru publisher.


title: Popular Mecanics

text: Received Early...  Good Service...  I'm in for the long haul.  Amazon is great, that's why I keep buying from them.


title: One of the best model magazines out there

text: Excelent aircraft modeling magazine. It features new products, reviews of new models, new books, and a featured aircraft in each issue. The featured aircraft has color profiles, scale plans, and a list of kits with accesories.


title: Not like before.

text: I grew up loving Popular Mechanics but the current edition isn't as easy to read as before. Paper & photos not as good as before. Sad


title: Architecture and design on coastal Maine

text: The magazine features mostly new construction with a modernist bent. The designs capture the spirit of coastal Maine in a way that captures the spirit of the place.<br />The magazine is professional and beautifully produced for a monthly magazine. It is thoughtful and deliberate in its coverage.


title: Coin collectors bible

text: Current price info and nice to know happenings


title: Best Fishing Magazine going

text: This is truly the Journal of Freshwater Fishing. It is multi-species in its approach covering bass, catfish, walleye, musky, panfish, stripers even Carp! All articles cover the "hows" of a given technique but I.F. goes into the "whys' behind the success of particular technique(s). Through high quality illustrations & explanations you learn about fish behavior and preferred/optimal habitat. Then they explain environmental factors that affect the fish species and how that in turn should influence your approach to catching them. Every article can be read multiple times with new info gleaned from each and every pass. IMO it is a "must have" for all anglers!


title: Great Magazine

text: Every month's magazine is better and better.  Well written reviews, great lessons learned, and fantastic pictures.  Much better than other photography mags that I've looked at.


title: Chose not to order to do their sneaky practices

text: Used to get this magazine for my kids.  Was planning on ordering it for my nephew, but after reading all of the reviews of how the send you unsolicited reading material and then charge you for them and threaten you with collections when you didn't even know it wasn't  junk mail and expect you to send them back to avoid charges!?  No thanks!  I'm not interested in continually sending back products that I didn't want or order!


title: Five Stars

text: Got this for my son, and it was exactly what he wanted


title: Popular science

text: .my whole family is enjoying this magazine and what a great price


title: Wonderful

text: The service provided by Amazon is amazing. The magazine itself is a wonderful read to have. Along with all the coupons & new information imputed into the magazine itself. Wonderful!!!


title: Amazing Subscription

text: I enjoy the magazine and I don't mind getting them through Amazon. I actually feel like its easier to get them this way, then trying to get them anywhere else. The best part about getting them through Amazon is the fact that its a whole lot less stress to cancel the subscription through Amazon, then anywhere else.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent


title: a fine balance

text: This great magazine blends articles about antiques and fine art and craft in a way that is accessable to collector and novice alike.The layout is clean and well designed with insightfull but not stuffy text.


title: Popular Mechanics magazine subscription

text: I've renewed several subscriptions and they have consistently been recorded within three weeks by the appropriate magazine company.  Intend to do more over the holidays.  This mag is a good fit for the DIY'er or those interested in auto technology, home improvement, and more.


title: Popular Science subscription renewal

text: It took about 3 weeks to be recorded by the magazine's subscription service.  It worked as described and plan to use again for other magazine subscriptions.


title: Smithsonian Magazine Renewal

text: Worked as prescribed.  Took about 3 weeks to be recorded with the magazine.  Would do again as long as the price is lower than their renewal.


title: Not getting any magazines

text: I have only received two magazines in 6 months.


title: One Star

text: Don't like


title: Sports Illustrated offers more than a recap and comments about events!

text: Every issue of Sports Illustrated offers a combination of athletic results, commentary about specific events, and, most important, good journalism which often exposes the reader to in-depth analysis of individuals, of specific sports and the issues which those sports face, and the mechanisms of power that the entertainment industry employs to attract and engage a variety of  audiences!


title: Yoga journal

text: Magazine was automatically renewed. Recd bill without renewal. Will have to aware next time.<br />The anniversary magazine was good with various poses, otherwise more adds than Yoga poses.


title: Disappointed

text: Not as good a magazine as it was a number of years ago.


title: Why not in English?

text: ¿Por qué no es esto en inglés? Ésta es América. Esto no debe estar en un cierto lenguaje mumbo-enorme. ¡Maldición Del Dios! ¡Soy enojado!


title: Big mistake

text: Its a shame that the description and photo of this magazine don't do it justice.  It appears to be a glossy magazine with major reviews and information on motorcycles.  Instead it is a cheap newspaper grade paper that resembles the cycle trader magazines only not quite as high of quality.  Don't waste your time or money on this one.


title: oder and forget

text: I ordered in December and it's going to arrive in march.......  that's kinda long don't you think? maybe you guys should speed it up a bit?


title: Time Magazine

text: Delivered as promised. I have been getting these for over a year now and it's always been at the doorstep every Friday/Saturday.


title: Consumer Reports-excellent organization!!

text: I have subscribed to Consumer reports most of my life. An excellent publication. Our federal and state government consumer protection agencies should be mandated to read every issue. The latest one that uncovered the fact that HP printers waste a tremendous amount of ink--and HP codes its ink cartridges so that they cannot be economically refilled at places like Price Club- should cause all consumers to boycott HP products.


title: The End of Science?

text: I whole heartedly agree with many of the previous posters in that Scientific American has slid from a paragon of scientific review, when I began reading it in the 1960's, to a mediocre populist science rag.  I still read it, I am unsure of what is better, affordable and easily accessible to those without an academic affiliation.  I do not possess and academic PhD. I am just a medical provider with additional training in Public Health, so I do not claim to be a scientist let alone a researcher.  However, I want in depth articles on the latest thinking in quantum mechanics, cosmology, virology, etc., I long for the day when SciAm returns to the serious magazine it once was and leaves the fluff scientific articles to Popular Science and the like.  If anyone can recommend a replacement magazine whose subscription is not hundreds of dollars a year, I am listening.


title: Great magazine, lousy customer service

text: Update: somehow I got two subscriptions and been trying for a year to get them merged. Never hav had any sort of response.


title: I had so much fun!

text: I loved everything about that magazine, I just wish it were bigger! The stories and pictures are so interesting, i read it in one go!


title: Great Magazine

text: Great magazine! Wonderful blend of show cars and street machines. My favorite articles are the technical how-to’s. You can beat flipping through the pages. My two year old son LOVES when this magazine shows up to the door. He gets so excited to look at the cars and trucks. Maybe someday he’ll like to work on cars with me.


title: Love Good Housekeeping

text: I remember reading Good Housekeeping when I was 13 years old.  I would lie on my parent's bed and read from cover to cover.  Twenty six years later I still read cover to cover whenever I have a chance.  I am so happy that I am not getting it mailed to my house every month.


title: Pretty good, with one caveat

text: Its a pretty good magazine and I do look forward to each edition.  It is particularly good for reading during the winter so that I can keep psyched about hitting the trail.  The caveat is that it has one big problem and that problem has been getting worse and worse.  TONS of space taken up by supposed "gear review" sections and articles that are really just adds for particular brand items disguised as an actual article. Sometimes it seems like 1/3 of the magazine is devoted to this crap.  I know they need to make $, but the "gear reviews/lists" are OUT OF HAND.  If one factors this in as advertisements (which they really are) then it has large portion of the pages that are adds and not the meat you wanted to get.


title: Great magazine for PS2

text:
This is definately a must buy for every PS2 fan. Great reviews on popular current games, giving strong points and weak points for each reviewed game, previews on popular upcoming games, and some very helpful tips for your more popular games.

Note the word "popular" as this magazine will not cover every single game out there.

Comical captions here and there also make it a pleasure to read. Throw in the annual swimsuit issue which the previous reviewer mentioned, opinion pages and fan art, and there should be nothing stopping a serious PS2 gamer from subscribing to this magazine.


title: Great mag!

text: Great audiophile magazine!


title: Great Magazine

text: So much better than family circle - great recipes - great articles - great value


title: Sent two months... then nothing

text: I ordered this magazine for a one year subscription and received 2 months and haven’t seen anything since. Last magazine was received in October 2020.  Not happy.


title: Cast Iron the greatest.

text: I bought this item at a local store because it is taking forever to get my first copy. I really like the magazine.


title: Great asset

text: A great asset to have. I would recommend it to everyone involved with the coin hobby.


title: Entertaining and sometimes surprising

text:
Wild West magazine has been around for some time. Every issue presents several articles, reviews, and editorial departments dealing with a wide range of events and (mostly) people of the American West. Often, there are stories on subjects that have not been as widely covered as some, such as American-British confrontations in the "fifty-four forty or fight" era.

Articles are popular, rather than scholarly, even though many are written by university professors. Most have suggestions for further reading for the benefit of people who want to dig into their subjects more deeply. Illustrations are generally good, although they often are old favorites (e.g, the old Billy the Kid daguerrotype). The book review section tends to cover recent productions of the main university presses, along with memoirs and histories by non-scholarly writers and memoirists.

Wild West offers enjoyable light reading for anyone interested in the age.


title: Yee Ha!

text: Great stories and photos.  Only complaint is too much George Custer who takes the space of more interesting Old West stories.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine with loads of unknown history of the West.


title: Five Stars

text: best predator mag out there


title: Quality for years

text: I received this magazine as a child and loved it.  The pictures are very good.  The articles are also excellent for young kids.  I really think all kids need to learn about nature.  I like that there is a RR Jr. magazine as well.  I wish it was monthly instead of bi-monthly.  It seems like a long time between issues.  You can't go wrong with this magazine for kids that are elementary age.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it as always!!


title: I love HGTV. The magazine doesn't reflect the shows I ...

text: I love HGTV.  The magazine doesn't reflect the shows I watch.  Just not my style.


title: mystery scene magazine

text: If you are interested in mystery books and information about mystery books this is the magazine for you. I love it because it also includes both new and older[[ASIN:B00006KOUM Mystery Scene]] authors.<br />Elizabeth


title: Great read

text: Love this magazine


title: Love it

text: Great


title: ..THANKS FOR ASKING...

text: ...Can't get any easier...Just say, "yes" and Amazon renews your subscription for another year...I like the fact that Amazon let's you know that your subscrption is up & if you want to renew - not just renewing it automatically...


title: Great magazine that tackles some tough issues

text: The magazine obviously leans to the conservative side of thinking. However, they back up their views on tough topics with research, statistics, and sources. I'm more than willing to read someone else's opinion if they back it up with sources that can be verified and The New American does just that.


title: Restoring the world’s common sense!

text: Great common sense magazine. Highly informative and well-researched.


title: Four Stars

text: Great magazine but the price is much higher here than purchasing direct from publisher's web sight.


title: Great tips and recipes

text: Great tips and recipes. This is the only magazine I have a subscription to, for about 3 years now, and look forward to getting every month. I also like the fact it gets delivered to my home.


title: Evolution

text: I was one of the charter subscribers in the early 1980's, and have watched this magazine go through a number of incarnations.  All that other reviewers here say about the "People" approach, and the lack of pure science, is true...but it has always been true to a greater or lesser degree.  I find the insight into issues as well as science interesting and informative.  What has changed is the decidedly political tone the magazine has acquired in the last three years or so.  This is dangerous for this reason: by the nature of the editorial policy, there is rarely hard science to stand behind the 'commentary' inbedded in an article.  Highly contraversial issues, not infrequently, are presented as statements of fact.  The tilt is 'green' and is most visible on issues involving the environment.  Scientifically unproven but politically popular (with the readers, one presumes) sentiments and ideas are presented with token or no rebuttal and at times as unchallenged premises for some conclusion.  This is not bad or good, but it isn't science-based debate and discussion, either.  One begins to feel one is being 'educated' rather than 'challenged'.  Sum: This is a magazine that will present a theory clearly and in English and is enjoyable to read...I still subscribe and will continue to...but not one that will make much effort to dispute or refute a theory that is editorially favored and/or 'reader friendly'.


FYI... They have not mailed out a copy in roughly six months and are not answering their phones or emails. Too bad, it was a decent magazine while it lasted, but it's starting to look more and more like they are shuttering their doors so subscribe at your own risk.


title: Not happy yet

text: I have not received a single issue yet. I was expecting to receive an issue before now. When I get my magazine maybe I will have a better opinion but until then I am displeased.


title: Great for the Word of Watercolor Artists

text: Love the features, instructional articles and knowledge of about what is going on in the World of Watercolor.  Glad I can get the Kindle edition now, as well.


title: Five Stars

text: Mom loves it.


title: Family Tree Magazine

text: One of the best genealogy magazines out there and a great price besides. Now a longer deal through the magazine


title: Good info

text: This magazine has great stories and information applicable to my interests. I appreciate the technological updates and improvements section. Thanks.


title: Old favorite, much easier to read

text: I bought this for my mom. She likes short reads especially with her memory going. She's always liked RD, so this was perfect.


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite magazine for decades, 20-30 years!


I bought this because of a special Amazon sale on magazine subscriptions (4 issues for 99 cents!). I haven’t recieved my first issue yet, but it was a great price and I have enjoyed these mags in the past, so I’m looking forward to it!


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome, obviously 🙌🏼☺😆


title: HGTV home ideas

text: I really enjoyed this subscription! A lot of great home ideas!


title: Deliberately Misleading Title of Closed mInded journal

text: Title of my review is enough to give my opinion of this magazine that is narrow-minded and arrogant. The title, belied by its contents, is perhaps the most prominent ex. of irony I have encountered in years.


title: Somethimes  Informative Journal with Mark Steyn as Star

text: I frustratingly enjoy this journal and have subscribed to it for many years. Any magazine, newspaper or journal that publishes Mark Steyn, when he writes on anything is going to be a presumptively 5 star magazine. Steyn on theatre is an intellectual imaginative "E" ticket ride. But the magazine goes down hill from him. Also, James Bowman's column is consistnently first rate. Jay Nordlinger should be replaced with a better classical music writer. He is formulaic and obtuse, since classical music is a great part of my life, I can only opine that he is weak on music--much better on  politics, which he blogs and writes for National Rev. It is unfortunate that The New Criterion does not review movies--an essential part of our society and culture. Steyn would be perfect for this role. He writes on movies for the British magazine (a four star publication) but is limited in the number of films he reviews. I enjoy some of the articles, but find that the subjects sometimes written about, such as Allan Furst, don't deserve the amount of space given to them.  Actually, no space should have been devoted to Furst He is a mediocre crime write who is known for his "atmosphere." I believe the N.C. gave 6 or seven pages to an article on him. Why? If you wish to write about crime fiction ( and journals should), why not write on Ruth Rendell, Bill James and Reginald Hill. Several of Rendell's psychological suspense novels are works of high art indeed. James is a maverick crime writer who has the audacity to write well about a world in which the criminals are not all really bad and the police are often meretricious and grimy. Hill is the finest crime fiction writer of our time. His Dalziel/Pascoe series stands head and shoulders above all other similar serieses. Another weak--very weakk-- writer is Brooke Allen when he (or she) writes on anything. While Nordlinger can be excused as a critic (the editors lack knowledge on music). there is no excuse for publishing Allen, whose insights etc. are simply lightweight, when not simply wrong. Another subject with which I am familiar is poetry and New C. seems unable to find a decent poetry critic, which is understandable, but publishing William Logan as a critic is an execrable publishing decision. He denigrated Geoffrey Hill and was forced to apologize for his critical malfeasance in a subsequent issue. The New Criterion should be writing insightful and laudatory articles on Hill, not  giving Logan space for his wrong, or at least questionable critical judgments on poetry. Other poetry critics are similarly poor. I understand the difficulty of finding a good critic, but years ago the N.C. could have probably landed Fred Chappell, whose poetry criticism is a model for poetry critics. (This leads to another problem: the N. C. is irritatingly "east coast." The South and the West don't seem to exist. There should be a continuing columns ( alternating every other issue) on the culture, politics and artistic output of the South and the West (This problem is shared by  other fairly good  journals that I read--the Weekly Standard and National Review.) The problem I find with the New C. is that the two editors Kramer and Kimball are painting/sculpture critics, with Kramer having a deservedly high stature. I simply don't think they know good criticism in the areas of music, poetry, and fiction and probably don't care enough to find good critics: especially on poetry and classical music. Another problem is the poor selection of books to review. (the Allan Furst problem). I really don't think there is an excuse for not finding better books to review. Also, the "conservative" bent of the magazine (I am a rabid conservative on most issues, by the way) kept it from publishing articles by writers such as Hugh Kenner or Guy Davenport. If Kramer approached literature the way he does painting, he would publish the best and find the likes of Kenner, Chappell, and Davenport to publish. 7 pages on Furst (and many other authors and topics) and not one lenghty article on Geoffrey Hill--shameful. Why do I read the New Criterion? Despite some major flaws, it does publish Steyn and Bowman consistently and 2/4 articles are readable and 1/6 are good. I think the N.C. finds some good conservative writers on politics. The Art criticism is okay, but I demur here because I find painting, sculpture and architecture to be arts vastly inferior to literaturue and music--an opinion shared by many more people than Kramer and Kimball would acknowledge. It would seem that the good criticism goes to the arts that the editors know something about. I think a regular column on cineman and even (gasp, cough!!!) television is essential for a journal like the New Criterion. By the way, the only magazine/journal that rate s 4 stars in my mind is the British Spectator and selected issues of Commentary; there are simply no 5 star magazines at all. For people reading this, in the interests of full disclosure, I subscribe and read regularly National Review,  Spectator, and New Criterion. I read at library Weekly Standard and Commentary and First Things. Anyway, I hope Kramer and Kimball somehow get to read this hastily written commentary that still contains,I believe, some good analysis of the New Criterion; they can ignore me (I am eminently ignorable), but I think my opinions merit at least some notice.


title: Inspirational

text: While I agree that many of the projects in TOH would cost tens of thousands of dollars, the magazine gives you so many great ideas which you can rip off, tweak, bend, and steal into something more affordable and manageable. It's just great eye candy and I've walked away with plenty of interesting tips which I've truly put into practice. Love it.


title: Turning a chore into a pleasure...

text:
I've lived most of my life convinced that good cooking requires tremendous effort and hard work. One must learn the culinary techniques, buy all the gear, find the ingredients, and finally slave away in the kitchen for hours on end. Imagine my suprise when I first stumbled on an issue of Cook's!

The techniques were clearly explained (with illustrations!), the time-saving gear was identified and reviewed, the ingredients were restricted to commonly available items, and the recipies were intentionally kept short and simple. Cook's is a revolutionary cooking publication in a genre that seems to traffic in complexity.

The other notable aspect of Cook's is the beauty of the writing. Who knew a cooking publication could be such a pleasure to read? From the editor's stories of boiling fresh maple syrup to the chef's adventures in fifty variations of chicken parmesean it's just high culinary adventure.

This is the 'Atlantic Monthly' or 'New Yorker' of cooking but without the pretense. Highly recommended!


title: Very Intriguing

text:
I've only received one issue so far.  I received the March 2010 issue in mid February.

The magazine is very interesting for someone who's always curious about what's going on in Technology, Astronomy, and other scientific areas.


title: Can't Judge...Never got it!

text: I ordered on 10/4/2005. As of March 27th, I still haven't received the first issue, I don't even want it now! How do I get credit for the payment made back in October?


title: Read it slowly...

text: I try to read this magazine slowly, allowing myself to dream I am on the trip with the writers.  The magazine has something for everyone, whether you want an adventure or budget or luxury, the tips and even the ads are helpful in planning a Caribbean vacation just right for you.

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title: Five Stars

text: We are enjoying the magazine and look forward to its arrival weekly.


My kids fight over this when it comes in. They love learning about different animals. This is a great book for young animal lovers.


title: Gift was well received

text: This item was a ordered as a gift. Recipient was pleased and enjoys magazine. Order was processed and item recieved with no issues.


title: Wonderfully Informational...

text: I love the recipes and the architectural layouts. The wide variety of articles keeps me looking forward to the next issue.


title: Good

text: Great wood working magazine.  very detailed.  good layout.  color pages make everything easy to read and understand.  3 hole punch ready


title: Nature Friend

text: We have found this magazine to be extremely interesting with many fun facts and activities. It is well written and well laid-out in terms of wonderful pictures and good articles.  We would heartily recommend it to any home!


title: Rip Off

text: Ordered a subscription and have only received one book. Think this is a rip off


title: great magazine

text:
i love this magazine,  can't wait for the next issue.  would recommend this for any one who likes to look at western clothing , and jewelry, or furniture.

thanks,
lee


title: This is an awesome magazine!

text: I wrote a review of this magazine several years ago, but now it's gone  so I am writing another!  Yes, this magazine is expensive for residents of the United States, but it is such an excellent magazine for people who love decorating ideas!  The current economy has hurt the magazine industry and some of the better home decorating magazines are no longer being published.<br />  This Canadian magazine has so many great ideas for decorating.  Sorry, Better Homes and Gardens magazine is okay, but has way too many ads in it.  I don't want a doll that looks just like a real baby ( a frequent ad ), I just want to look at ideas.  If you are one of those people who look forward to the arrival of your latest Pottery Barn catalog, then you should get this magazine.


title: Just disappointed

text: I can't even find a way to cancel this subscription.  It's a book of advertisements.....nothing like I expected.


title: Too many ads, not enough content for the money.

text: This magazine was a required subscription for a design class. Very nice paper used and the cover designs entice me to read, but after opening I have a hard time finding much inspiration amongst the massive amount of advertising. I recommend flipping through it on the newsstand (if you can, there's a ton of heavy card stock ads in there) and maybe buying it whenever you see something of interest. Very little bang for your buck in a subscription.


title: Four Stars

text: I love to look and read this magazine it's both informed and progressive for our industry.


title: Never received

text: I purchased a 1 year subscription over 5 months ago as a gift for my daughter and she still has yet to receive any magazines. I do NOT recommend!


title: It's not as funny, or long

text: Been a fan of MAD since childhood (30+ yrs now...sigh).  It's not as funny, or long, as it used to be, but still a good way to kill an hour or so.  Easy to purchase through Amazon, competitive prices.


title: Great magazine for scale auto hobby enthusiasts

text: I really like the variety of articles and tips on building quality scale model cars.  As a long time model car builder I find this magazine to be a good source for information about new/old kits, tools, and how-to information.  Worth every penny!


title: For the sort-of-serious cook!

text:
great step by step instructions with illustrations  no advertisements  not for "quick" cooking, however.

wonderful tips on products and gadgets


title: Five Stars

text: The perfect gift for my father.  Thank you


title: Five Stars

text: Really a helpful magazine


title: Great magazine, but needs to lose the attitude

text:
I've been reading Mac Live for years since they were Mac Addict and continue to enjoy the detailed and applicable reviews.  They have shed much of their smarmy attitude, but some remains.

If you are looking for honest, unbiased product reviews and great tips for your macintosh, this is an outstaning magazine.


title: unalbe to download after purchasing

text: This was a waste of money, I can not access my subscription!!!! Very Frustrating and no way to solve problem.


title: you can enjoy it without aspiring to it

text: W makes it clear what industry it serves, but that doesn't mean it isn't fun to read and look at.  It does have some interesting insight into the fashion business, such as a column on deals, mergers, CEO's, designers, new talent; plus there are photos from the runways in New York, Paris, and Milan.  You can really see a designer's theme and imagination, and that is an art of a sort!  The party photos are fun to see, because you can do your own "what not to wear" with some of the women pictured, who are trying as pathetically hard as we are in the sticks to make the most of what we've got.  Interestingly, the articles usually do not gush over their celebrity topics (except Reese Witherspoon, and what's not to like?).  There can be quite a tone of sarcasm when the subject warrants it.  Of course, the product articles are pitched to sell the product, but you can still glean some hard information.  And last but not least, the fashion photography can be compelling.  Sometimes you're compelled to say "this is stupid" but you're compelled to look.  One thing about W that keeps me subscribing:  the prose may not be deathless, but it isn't breathless.  (Pay attention, fashion editors)


title: LOVE LOVE this magazine

text: I ordered the e-publication of this magazine as I feel guilty receiving paper ones due to the environmental impact they have.  I have to say, I LOVE this magazine!  It offers so many thought-provoking articles that encourage kindness, openness, tolerance, body, mind & spiritual health.  I feel inspired & educated every time I read it!


title: Past, Present, and Future...Insightful

text:
Although raised in sunny Cuba I learned how to skate in that country at age 6 and have been an avid figure skating fan ever since. I had the good fortune of meeting Sonja Henie, in Cuba, as a child when she skated there in 1952.

It took me years to locate a magazine on figure skating, but finally located and subscribed to IFS. I have been a subscriber for over ten years.

Although it went through a recent change in ownership, it only became better, offering the reader now a section on books, videos and television times which I have found very helpful.

The articles are,indeed, international in scope and offer good coverage of current events as well as what has turned out to be very good glimpses of future stars. I read my issues cover to cover and that never changes. The interviews are well documented, and the graphics are beautifully laid out. I hope others can share in my enthusiasm for this fine publication.


title: Favorite

text: Of all the quilt and craft magazines I get, this is my favorite.  It is just the right blend of traditional quilting and modern stuff.  I like the amount and quality of instructions.  I like the variety of projects.  I have made a number of projects from this magazine and wouldn't be without a subscription.


title: Beautiful Magazine, historical and informative!

text: Great History and beautiful photography.


title: Great read and beautiful photography!

text: Love,  love, love this magazine! Beautiful and informative about everything Scotland.


title: Four Stars

text: Great cooks and chefs with solid recipes and great ideas.


title: Three Stars

text: Beautiful magazine.  Great recipes, however it gets thinner and thinner in each passing year.


title: company did not renew

text: I love the magazine. I have for years. But this vendor did not renew my subscription after I sent a renewal check a month and a half before the subscription expired.


title: If is not late, it never arrives !!!! Milieu magazine !!!

text: To read


title: Always stunning

text: One of the most beautiful magazines in print


title: What happened to New Mexico magazine

text: I have a noticed a change since the new editor. I am not sure I will subscribe again. Really boring now. So disappointed as I would look forward to getting it monthly. Don’t need to read multiple pages about a book mobile or apple cider and hunting.


title: Wonderful

text: Wonderful state, wonderful magazine


title: Five Stars

text: This is an excellent publication.


title: not worth it

text: Too nit plcky


title: what i didn't like

text: Started with old issue--I expected new issue not the one at the time I orderd three months ago.  thank you


title: SCD: Content, not size

text: The content of this magazine is impressive. I was disappointed with the pamphlet-size of the mag. I was used to the 12"x15" editions of the 90s. As my eyesight has gotten worse, the print size has decreased. Or, as the print size has gotten smaller, my eyesight has deteriorated.


title: EL is a pseudo science promoter and bashes those that ...

text: EL is a pseudo science promoter and bashes those that understand science and can think for themselves without falling for FUD as shills.  Where they themselves spread pseudo science and pander the lowest common denominator of fear mongering and crusades against the truth.  Steer clear of this magazine and company, you knows what they will try and push on you next.  Beware!


title: Lol.

text: I would have purchased a subscription had it not been for the very poor attempt at humor on our President.  No thanks.


title: Overall great magazine

text: This magazine is always full of interesting information.  I enjoy reading it each month.  I particularly like the article written by Geneen Roth in each issue...very insightful...


title: Five Stars

text: I like this magazine very much!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Good informative magazine.


title: One of the best!

text: Food & Wine Magazine is a must for any foodie out there. I love finding new recipes and cooking techniques - and this has them all!


title: Buy it!

text: Fabulous price, and Texas Monthly is close to being the best state magazine in the universe. The industry has consistently recognized TM for its quality, and even those unfortunates who are not Texans will enjoy it.


title: Great magazine

text: Very informative and well written. I know you can get it didgitally but I like holding a magazine.  I be resubscribing for sure.


Disgusted by their lack of respect for subscribers and readers. Dismayed they chalked up negative remarks about their cover subject ("Food Babe") to people being paid off by "big industry"  to write the negative reviews. Increasingly disturbed by the magazine straying from the "no hype no gimmick" tag line. I feel like much of what they cover these days is hype and gimmick.


title: Please mail it out on time . At that price we should get an issue EVERY MONTH..

text: Older people forget about their health and economic problems for a short time a smile takes the place of pain when remembering the old days. Issue every month would be great. Please mail them out on time, some old people don't have extra time to wait. Thank you.


title: I am receiving 2 copies

text: I am receiving 2 copies of Vogue. Please just send one and apply credit to my subscription.


title: Great format

text: Very easy for my 86 year old Dad to read.


title: Great decorating ideas.

text: I love the interior decorating ideas, and the color options.


title: ordered in sept. still no wisconsin sportsman. Its ...

text: ordered in sept.still no wisconsin sportsman.Its now oct.22.


title: good magazine

text: This is one of the better bike magazines out there.Not a lot of bias on any one bike.Good reviews from more than one rider also.Rider magazine is pretty good to.


title: Used to be great, now not so much

text: I used to love this magazine and it's broad coverage of tv, movies, video games, even comics. I used to read it cover to cover, now I read one, maybe time articles per issue. It slowly became more and more political and full of double standards. I used to enjoy the daily emails about tv and movie updates but that got ruined too. Their favorite tv shows are apparently anything with drag queens, masked singer, and survivor. Just waiting for my subscription to run out at this point, such a bummer.


title: EVERYTHING GOLF IN A PERIODICAL.

text: GREAT PUBLICATION FOR YOUR GAME, AND EVERYTHING GOLF.


title: Mystery Scene Magazine

text: Mystery Scene is an excellent resource for anyone interested in the mystery genre. The magazine includes new publication and classic book reviews plus, in-depth author interviews. I enjoy both the serious mystery history and the lighthearted trivia. I also have fun testing my mystery knowledge on the crossword page. I look forward to each issue and am never disappointed.


title: My Favorite Magazine For Several Years Running

text:
I agree with the reviews that say the quality of the publication has diminished over time, but this magazine still puts out a quality product every month.  Here are a few genuine PROS and CONS:

PROS
* I am consistently impressed with game and hardware reviews. In the six years I've been reading PC Gamer, they have only steered me wrong once with a review (that game was "Black & White")
* Depending on the subscription you choose, there is a game demo disk each week. Although this a hit or miss feature depending on the game demo.
* The magazine is put together by a very laid back, down-to-earth group of people that are often very funny and in general a pleasure to read
* The publication puts out a top-notch podcast every week that is a necessary compliment to the magazine.
* You're not just a reader, you feel like you're a part of community. PC Gamer regularly publishes letters to the editor and plays audio questions on their podcast. They always have some sort of giveaway or contest going on.
* You get the feeling these guys (and gals) really "get" the community for which they serve.

CONS
* Regularly features typos and misprints (one issue accidently printed the same page twice instead of the first page of its cover story. How does that happen?). I'm not perfect with typos either, but from a professionally published magazine, that's unacceptable.
* The issue itself has slimmed down to a dangerously skimpy thickness. The issues with any reasonable girth are only thick due to multi-page advertising spreads (i.e. its "Cell Play" section)
* There is an increasly shorter turnover rate for its editors. This hasn't affected the magazine too directly, but it is a future concern in terms of providing consistent, quality content.


title: ADDitude Helps!

text: I am the single parent of two ADD youngsters.  This publication has wonderful information and helpful hints for coping with the challenges and wonderments that are presented when raising a child with ADD.  The magazine covers all ages, young through college.


title: A magazine that honors our past, present and future.YING & YANG (sorta?)

text: Hobby farm home includes goes way beyond running a farm, or how to be creative when you have a surplus of milk, or corn. "Hobby "Farm ..." has two other magazines available.  Hobby Farm Home includes crafts, gardening, seasonal recipes, highlighted stories about "plain folk" who have answered their call of farming for their own family, and community.  There's lots more between these pages!  I am sure that any one dreaming the dream, enjoys creating crafts, cooking fresh food meals, and gardening will LOVE this magazine!  It is also a motivator for those that aren't doing too much in their live, needs a hobby, etc.


title: uninteresting

text: not my type of magazine. Too upscale and ads were for things well out of my price range. but for 5.00 its something to breeze through looking at. certainly not a magazine i look forward to coming in the mail(unlike my Garden and Gun magazine which I loooovvvveee)


title: My daughter's favorite magazine

text: A kids' classic magazine that has been perfect for my animal obsessed daughter. The pictures are beautiful and the articles interesting. It's a nice segue into National Geographic at some point.


title: Marz.mobi Reccomends National Geographic Kids for 8-11 years old kids!

text: Marz.mobi says Good magazine! I thought their would be more pages. My 6 year old enjoys them but cannot read them himself. The articles are most interesting and it is packed with facts about animals, space and our world. We have learned several things in each edition. Super small type on many of the articles. More for an 8-11 year old we think. That said I enjoy reading it to my 6 year old.


title: The only problem I'm having is that I chose to opt out of the auto renewal feature but it didn't register or something.

text: I'd prefer to be able to renew or not on My say-so, and not just be automatic. Can you fix it for me?


title: Great Mag

text: I love that they feature a house and decor every issue and usually the ideas and suggestions they offer arent outrageously expensive to duplicate.


title: I did not receive Marie Claire

text: I guess the magazine is nice and usually amazon is very good but I did not receive the magazine. Actually, I have received only the first number and then nothing... I have contacted amazon and the magazine but nothing really happen :(


title: COMIC HIT

text: I been buying Comics Buyer's Guide since 2004 since it became one month Magazine, I really enjoy the reviews of new comics and old comics. If you are into comics this is the magazine you will want to read, today there are not many comic Magazine to keep you inform on what comics are out there to read and enjoy, this one does it all.


title: PCONTOP

text: The reason that I got PC Gamer, this year, I am going to buy a new PC this year in 2008. I am a real big Gamer and my old PC was to slow to run the new games that are coming out today,and PC Gamer is the best magazine fot the PC.


title: Fun facts

text: My kids love the fun facts and pictures in the magazine.


title: Excellent

text: Excellent


title: Excellent source of information

text:
Whether you're a wine geek or just someone who is looking for good, reliable information on wine, restaurants, and other gustatory delights, then this is a magazine for you. Throughout the year, their special features on regional releases -- such as Napa, Washington, Oregon, Bordeaux, Italy, Burgundy, Rhone, Germany, Austria, and others -- help provide an overview of typical wine styles that one can expect. The reviews of the wines themselves (several hundred per issue) offer guidance to those making purchases. I find the profiles of the up and coming wineries and winemakers to be interesting as it sometimes provides more of an indication on the direction of wines from certain regions than the reviews themselves.
The downside is that unlike some of the other wine review-oriented publications that do not take advertising (Parker's Wine Advocate, Steve Tanzer), the reviews and articles sometimes appear to be a bit gushing. But, then, this is a magazine for enthusiasts and some industry boosterism is to be expected.
Regardsless, this is still highly recommended.


title: Good information

text: This is a respectable magazine in the field of digital photography. It offers solid reviews of new cameras, scanners, software, and other photography-related devices with helpful advice and tips on improving your digital photos. The digital photography field is still fairly new. I expect that, as more people get experienced, that additional techniques will become interesting to learn about -- and that the magazine will continue to mature which will ultimately earn the publication a 5-star rating.<br />I'd recommend this for someone new to the field who is looking at making decisions on hardware and software to purchase and for someone who is looking to upgrade from their existing gear to something new. It is probably not as valuable to those who have more experience.


title: Good source of home winemaking tips

text: This magazine is a really good source of winemaking tips for the home winemaker. Throughout the year, this magazine provides a very solid set of articles that cover a wide variety of topics. The articles are written at a level appropriate for the non-chemistry major in college who is interested in making wine. Every edition of the magazine seems to include at least one article by a commercial winemaker -- and there seem to be additional brief tips often contributed by other winemakers as well.<br />Like any magazine, some of the articles are less useful but, on the whole, this magazine is solidly recommended if you are either an aspiring winemaker or even someone who already has the home winemaking bug. For what it's worth, this magazine also complements "From Vines to Wines" by Jeff Cox which is a good, single source book for home winemaking.


title: Not all issues were recieved

text: I recieved 2 issues. The magazine is great,but the service.......well not so great. I will do my own ording in the future.


title: Five Stars

text: PErfect gift for my grandson.


title: Five Stars

text: Great ideas for new and different quilts!


title: Moyjer's Day entertains

text: I would reccomend this Woman's Day to my Mom and sisters.  Woman's Day has a variety of subjects that entertain you for hours.


title: Poor choice in outdoor magazines

text: I began reading Outdoor Life as a child and was fascinated by the writing, the pictures and the content.  Some years later I have renewed my subscription and I find a poorly managed magazine with poorly written, uninteresting articles.  The magazine is stuffed beyond belief with meaningless ads for everything from cigarettes to torque wrenches. There are none of the stories I was used to reading in the past.  There are no stories of imagination, overcoming adverse weather or circumstances.  The magazine is a mindless collection of how-to articles composed by a few self-important so-called experts whose writing is so boring and empty that it is hard to read.  Overall the magazine is not even a shadow of what it used to be and is a waste of time and money, useful only for lining trash cans and bird cages.  You publishers and writers should be very ashamed of what you have done to a former best outdoor publication.


title: A must read.

text: Great magazine, if you own a Porsche or 3. Definitely a must have for any enthiuast. Nice quality paper and stories are first rate. I read it cover to cover when it arrives.


title: Popular Science in Reveiw

text: I have been a PS subscriber on and off for many years. Now the newer,leaner PS is a real joy to wait for and read every month.


title: Popular Mechanics in Revue

text: I have been a PM subscriber on and off for many years. Now the newer,leaner PM is a real joy to wait for and read every month.


title: Five Stars

text: Ah, motorcycles........


title: Always clear, concise, and interesting

text: All my boys love this magazine, want it every year in their stocking! This magazine will never go out of style!


title: Purchased (Even shows it with the Banner at the Top) but receiving SI for Kids instead

text:
So, I purchased this back in November, (November 18th per the banner at the top) and just received my first issue, or what I thought would be my first issue in January.  Ok, took a bit of time, but I was prepared for a bit of a wait.  However, I am receiving SI For Kids not Sports Illustrated itself.

To make sure this isn't a mistake I tried using the account number printed on label to log into sports illustrated customer service web page.  Didn't work.  Then I tried SI for Kids, and it worked, and it said to contact Synapse for any billing issues.  I've been trying to get through their voice system and its very painful


title: Cycle

text: Great magazine. Being a rider it's great to see new reviews, products and tips that are in this magazine. I would recommend this publication to all motorcycle enthusiast


title: Love this TV Guide

text: I like our new Channel Guide.  I can see what's on any time of day instead of just evening time like the TV Guide.


title: I like it

text:
I have bought this magazine for my husband and a friend of ours for years. I see a lot of great informative articles, but I am not the sailor in the family. He says he's learned a lot from it, but that it is more East Coast oriented so he did not want to renew this year. Too many magazines, and they're hard to throw away! Our friend, however, loves it... but perhaps he is more interested in sailing.

It is a beautiful magazine, and well worth what it costs. I always get a Sail Calendar for both guys for Christmas, too, and they are beautiful as well.


title: Good articles...

text: I really enjoyed the article “When Freedom Summer Came To Town” (July/August2014).  It showed a parallel to some of the racial issues we are going through right now.  The article displays to us that the people most involved in the midst of the battle are usually reluctant to participate and that’s something we are seeing right now.  It also gave us some good stories of local heroes of that era which we have long forgotten.  It gave us an honest look at what happened in our history.<br />I also enjoyed the article “A Long Look at a Small Place” which gave the history of Gaza from 3300 BC until present day.


title: bad purchase on my part

text: more of the same dishonest "scientific" intellectualisms on evolution and climate change -<br />I wanted cutting-edge material - what I got was political propaganda entitled "science".


title: From a poor girl's view

text: Let's be honest here... 50$ is way too much for a cute little sundress for me. I love fashion, Vogue, and all that stuff, but  I am never going to buy clothes like that (or even wear them, given my southern small-town culture). I still love Vogue, because of the photography, and ads. I like making collages, and tearing out photos that are cool looking. I have subscribed for half a year, and I have yet to read an article... who needs it when you have those tempting glossy pages full of photo-shopped models that don't look a thing like that in reality? Get it anyway... No other fashion magazine compares


title: Five Stars

text: Everyone at our house reads these.


title: Love Wired

text: Got it free with a purchase.  One of the few I might even buy.


title: Favorite woman's magazine

text: I have a subscription or buy almost every women's magazine, and Marie Claire is my favorite. The fashion is great, the articles are great, it focuses on the intelligent working woman, and it has interesting cover models/celebrity interviews. I love it and recommend it to any woman who is interested in fashion but also real world issues.


title: Four Stars

text: great mag!!!!!!!!!


title: Nice magazine but customer service problems

text: Ordered a subscription of 1 year however when I check my account on the publishers site, they have it expiring after 9 months.  I wasn't sent 2 (out of 4) issues.  When I try to call, the automated operator puts me on hold and then the call disconnects.  Won't be renewing.  :(


title: Wonderful for Hobby Farmers!

text: I have subscribed to Hobby Farms magazine for the past three years and enjoy every issue cover to cover! The articles are written so those with little to no experience can understand and use them as well as those with more experience may learn helpful hints they might not have known or sources and facts newly available. Though corrections may be added or information post scripted to an article(as one of the reviewers mentioned), this is a strength in my eyes not a weakness!  A magazine should not spend its time and space trying to encompass every single detail possible. Instead  it should give readers enough information to gain a basic foundation and a beginning guide or helpful tips for along the way on a hobby farmer's journey and this magazine does a wonderful job! From "How to" articles to "Did You Know" write-ups complete with web site and book reference information for further exploration to full color pictures, if you  own or dream of one day owning a Hobby Farm, this magazine is for you!!


title: love it

text: I love this magazine. A shame that it comes at such a price. Oh well, the things one will do for a touch of the old homefront.


title: Love Love Love it!

text: Oh, wow! I LOVE this magazine. It's a lot of fun! The Cosmopeople (laughs) are amazing. They always manage to include great stories  in their magazine and they reccomend some fantastic products! They also advertise for health issues such as breast cancer, and I think also vegetarianism. Buy it! Great magazine-NOT a waste of money!


title: good housekeeping magazine

text: I still have not received the first issue of this magazine or the Oprah magazine that I ordered.


title: xbox

text: my husband loves this magazine and you get a disk with free demos of up coming games. He loves getting it.


title: great magazine

text: I really like this magazine. It has alot of interesting articles and topics. Plus I like the fashion in it.


title: good recipes

text: I enjoy reading and using these recipes. The recipes are relevant to the foods in season so you want to try them right away.