title: No help at all

text: Just subscribed a few months ago....got the Thanksgiving issue in December and the  December issue on January 2nd.  Since those two magazines were useless, I asked customer service to change the renewal date, but the representative would not help at all.  Definitely will not renew.


title: It's good. I like it

text: That's right, the logistics are fast,


title: i dont like

text: i dont like


title: Not so good

text: Not very quick articles.


title: Not worth it

text: It is not worth it. They take out 5.00 that is for 12 months and you don’t even get 12 money before they take out 18.00


title: Cancelled, but it keeps coming.

text: I enjoyed this subscription for a year, but chose to non-renew. 2 years later, and I'm still getting it. Please make it stop!


title: good

text: good


title: Great magazine

text: I have a kindle subscription for this magazine. There are always great tips for saving money and shopping .  I have used the information provided on comparison of home products many times.  Websites for additional information are always included.  This is the first magazine that I purchased for my Kindle and it's been great being able to go back to previous issues to use as a reference.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent magazine for the art quilter! Inspirational ideas, tutorials, and eye candy make for a great magazine.


title: Delivery

text: I dislike that one issue has been delivered this entire year. Not a reflection of the magazine, which is great, but that my granddaughter has not been able to enjoy the magazine that was purchased for her.


title: Soap Opera Digest does it again!

text: Soap Opera Digest is the best soap opera magazine. Their special issues are really special. They cover whatever topic they are covering completely. Like in this case the 50th anniversary of General Hospital. They covered the beginngs , the past, and the present of General Hospital in very good detail. They had some very enjoyable articles and interviews.


title: One of the best & smartest magazines around

text: The New Yorker is awesome.  I admit, for many years I thought it was a doctor's office standard and nothing more, but once I started reading it, I was hooked.  Every issue has at least one several-page article that holds my interest.  The political writing is superb, right on track.  The best writers from The New Republic back before Clinton came over to the New Yorker, and the quality shows.  There is a liberal tendency, but nothing more, I would say.  The interviews and in-depth reviews of artists, politicians--the movers and shakers of our time--are revealing and well crafted.  This is a magazine for thinking people.  Plus you get the cartoons, which are a hoot and a holler if ever there was one.  A must.


title: Great short mystery stories!

text: I've been reading the Strand Magazine for a number of years-- usually hunting for issues in bookstores when I go back to the Detroit area-- but I finally broke down and subscribed last year.  It has wonderful short fiction by well-known and new authors, focusing on the mystery genre.  Plus, the editor, Andrew Gulli, visits libraries around the country and finds never-published stories by the likes of F. Scott Fitzgerald and John Steinbeck; these gems are published for the first time in the Strand Magazine, adding to the wonderful content.  Author interviews and reviews of new media (books, videos, etc.) are also included.  And it's available online for those who prefer.  It's a wonderful read.


title: Where is the advertised "Art"?

text: I actually bought this looking for Christian artwork.  The ad description clearly advertises the "beautiful artwork" of this publication.  I received and opened my first issue today (Feb 2021) and found ONE picture in the entire book!  Just ONE!?  I'm quite disappointed.


title: Five Stars

text: BEAUTIFUL PICTURES !!!! GREAT magazine !!


title: Keep the mag...just give me ESPN Insider

text: Like a previous reviewer, I subscribed to this magazine solely for the access to ESPN Insider. Instead of paying $6.99/month for Insider, $14.99 gets me a year of ESPN Insider, along with a year of the magazine. As for the magazine itself, it's sort of a high-energy, exciting, layout-filled sports page. The tone of it is far from serious, as it is filled with jokes and sarcasm (not necessarily a bad thing.) But if you're looking for a well-written magazine with insightful articles, stick to Sports Illustrated. If you simply want a colorful magazine filled with cool sports information (and your ESPN Insider access), go ahead and get this. I did, and I look forward to renewing it in a few months. In fact, just for the ESPN Insider, I'm raising my rating from three to four stars.


title: Reliable, honest reference point

text: I have read MCN for over eight years and just renewed. It is an excellent source for unbiased information on all bikes. Equally important, this magazine features regular articles on motorcycle safety, specific maintenance issues, legislation which affects riders, interesting routes to ride and plenty of accurate information on all types of biking gear. These articles are always current, well informed and well written. I regard Motorcycle Consumer News as an essential part of my riding life.


title: Don't order online

text: I ordered a subscription for the Electric Flight magazine online and have yet to receive an issue.  I believe the magazine would be something I would enjoy reading but I wouldn't know.  If I had any suggestions to offer, I would never order online again for a magazine subscription as this seems to be a waste of money, time, and effort.


title: um...waiting

text: still have not received a single issue.  I know it's a great mag, but would like to actually get one.


title: holiness is in the ordinary

text:
I've subscribed to Give Us This Day from the beginning and have given ten gift subscriptions, so much do I like it. I had been using Magnificat for years before, but I was growing increasingly dissatisfied by the saints chosen and the readings offered; both seemed too removed from ordinary life. I do miss Genevieve Glen's hymns for Magnificat; but these were not enough to keep me as a subscriber.

The Give Us This Day category, Blessed among Us, selects admirable people across the religious spectrum. The Give Us This Day Reflections are usually written by thoughtful lay people. Perhaps the difference is that Give Us This Day is largely Benedictine (holiness is in the ordinary, holiness for householders, to use Peter Brown's distinction) and that Magnificat is largely Dominican (holiness is for itinerants [Peter Brown again]).

I'm a Benedictine oblate and Give Us This Day keeps me praying.


title: Love this magazine!

text: Great articles and home inspiration in this magazine. I will continue this subscription for years to come! I just wish it came more often than quarterly.


title: Most traditional aquarium magazine.

text: I've been reading TFH Mag. since I was a kid. At that time it used to show articles on reptiles, frogs, etc. Fortunantly it got even better when it became am exclusively aquarium fish Magazine again. Besides it's a complete magazine, it delivers international subscriptions, so I could have mine here in Brazil. It covers every aspect of fish care, aquarium maintance, new species, diseases, aquarium display, etc. It worths every dime you spend on it. The best thing is that you can keep old issues, as I do, because they are always useful. Go ahead, you wont regret.


title: ABOUT DOGS NOT SAFARI IN AFRICA

text: VERY GOOD BOOK!  SO IS GUN DOG.


title: ~Great Magazine!!~

text: This is a great magazine! The articles and pictures are wonderful. They give you maps & exact directions to places they talk about. I would really recommend this magazine everyone but especially to people who live in BC because I'm sure they'd discover new places & things they had no idea were in their province! I really hope to go to BC someday & explore all the sights there.


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine


title: Excellent gift

text: My friend's children are enjoying this which is all that matters to me and I was glad to get it for them.... AAA+++


title: great read

text: I love this magazine. lots and lots of great recipes and craft ideas. There are also a lot of self help information


title: People Magazine

text: The magazine is great.  The delivery is slow.  It arrives after the stores have it on the shelves.


title: A Multitude of Makeable Menus

text: There's always at least 2-3 recipes in each issue I wind up making.  Good stuff!


title: More people from the US should read this magazine!

text: Great publication! Very insightful presentations of different viewpoints...especially for those of us from the US!  It's amazing how "screened" our news is!


title: Zero stars because I never received a copy

text: Never received a copy and there is no easy way to follow up or report thus. Awful


title: More politics than style

text:
I've had subscriptions on and off for the past 15 years (I'm mid-30's now), and it seems these past few years this magazine has morphed into an aggressive group-think feminist, BLM, <insert progressive liberal platform item here> propaganda machine.

I just want to see accessible fashion and a few celebrities talking about what they do as celebrities (not their views on the politics of the day).  There are many other publications for that.  InStyle is a bit misguided to take such a hard turn away from their namesake "style."

I will have to try something else from now on unless Laura Brown exits as chief editor, I guess..


title: Great Magazine

text: I highly recommend this magazine.  I purchased it for my mother and she really enjoys it.  She has told all of her friends about it and they also enjoy it.  I read her magazines when she is finished with them.  There are so many great health articles I want to keep, I find it very hard to throw away when I'm finished reading them.


title: Solid motorcycle mag, no B.S. no adds no teenage stunts just pure rider info

text: It is no surprise to me that there are no reviews less than 4 stars. This is without a doubt one of the worlds most genuinely helpful magazines that all other magazine formats should be based on. Run by a crew of writers and editors that have combined for eons of experience and 10's of thousands of miles of rising this magazine reviews new models and products related to riding, offers a column by a doctor on staying healthy as a rider, numerous articles on riders rights eductaion and politics, the state of the industry, used motorcycle price guides, and many recounts of tours and trips from writers and readers alike. This is a magazine that was black and white print 2 years ago and resisted the change because the readers did not want the magazine to feel different like any other add packed nonsensical waste of paper. But even with the color change this is still the same great unbiased and information packed read.


title: Magazine has a confused identity

text: I don't understand what value the magazine is trying to offer. It is unclear to me what the topic of the magazine is. At times it seems to be about professional sports lifestyle. Sometimes it is about sports itself. On occasion, an article will be interesting enough to read all the way through.  It wasn't worth the five bucks I spent on it.


title: Five Stars

text: Love them! Continue getting magazines and it's worth it.


title: always good........

text: I am always satisfied with this magazine. The photos are wonderful and the recipes are yummy! Great to curl up with a cup of tea and indulge.


title: Figure is good but they need to stop the junk mail

text:
Figure is the only plus size Fashion magazine right now. I find it indescribably healing to see women like me in the pages of a fashion magazine. It's so worth it.

I wish they would leave out most of the non-plus size editorial content.  I can read about travel and home decorating elsewhere.  I just want to see women like me and hear their experiences and hear from men that like us.  On the positive size, they do use really large models, at least size 28 or more.  Yeah!

The only reason I let my subscription lapse is that they kept sending me too many renewal notices.  That was way too aggressive and obnoxious.  Figure needs to respect their readers' time and send only one non-hysterical renewal notice. Magazines are getting more out of control with their renewal demands.  I think I got one when I had just begun my Figure subscription.  Now I've resubscribed through Amazon, hoping it will cut down on this, although I do not know if it will.

Hopefully Figure will fix this.

Postscript:  Suscribing through Amazon stopped all the harassment. I'd recommend it.


title: The best news!

text: I wish every intelligent person in the US would read this newspaper. We devour it, savor it. It gives us news we never hear about in American newspapers. It probably gives fits to conservative right-wingers--all the more reason to read it.


title: Great Cooking Magazine!

text: Love this cooking magazine.  The recipes are not difficult and they give you suggestions with what to serve the entree with.  I use it all the time when cooking for my family and entertaining.  The recipes are delicious!  Highly recommend.  I have subscribed to it for about 10 years and I still have every copy and still use the old recipes.


title: Way too long to fulfill a subscription order.

text: Really? I order a magazine in June and can't start receiving it until October? How about manually sending a back copy while the subscription is working its way through the mail house's system? I'm not impressed with this service and that's the problem with third party resellers. Next time I'll order direct through the publisher and pay a little more. At least I could get access to a digital copy so I could write a review for Amazon. Thanks for asking though.


title: For hobbyist ONLY.

text:
This magazine is a lot of filler, in my opinion.  The past 3 issues I've received I was kind of taken back by how simplistic it's tutorials or "guides" are. The recent issue has a few interesting off-camera lighting diagrams, but other than that...

it truly strikes me as a magazine aimed right at the beating heart of a middle-aged hobbyist.


title: Great magazine for all levels of hobbiest.

text: I have read TFH magazine for several years and have found it to be an excellent periodical about aquaria.  It tries to accomodate all levels of hobbiests and I think it succeeds.  It covers saltwater, reefs, freshwater and has special sections such as Discus questions or questions from children.  I've yet to be disappointed with an issue.  They are great to keep and go back to later for information on particular species.


title: Original gift for my daughter.

text: Love.


title: Love the magazine but missing issues and there is no contact info.

text: How do I contact the publisher? I am missing issues.


title: Great magazine

text: I purchased this magazine subscription for a friend of mine who is in his 60's.  He loves getting the magazine, so I renewed it again this year for a Christmas present.


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite magazine


title: Four Stars

text: Great Magazinw


title: atomic ranch

text: given as a gift to our son who has used many of the ideas in decorating his home a lot


title: THEY SELL YOUR NAME

text: I know it's them too, because they got my last name wrong and now all the spam that comes to me has that same last name. Unless you want endless spam sent to your house, I would recommend going with someone else.


title: Gave as a gift and she loves it!

text: Recipient loves!


title: 4 star Magazine; poor delivery!!

text: After subscribing to Backwoods Home Magazine in the spring, I received the April/May/June edition and nothing since... It is now nearly October. Very disappointed as the content is great! Lesson learned...may try ordering through the magazine directly.


title: Interesting Articles

text: The clients are really enjoying this magazine, interesting articles.


title: Four Stars

text: Love Wired, the phone charger isn't as powerful as other portable chargers; but gets the job done.


title: Save your money.

text: Sneaky auto-renewal. They draw you in with the cheap price then charge 4x the amount to renew (without notice). Wouldn’t let me cancel. Scam.


title: Great magazine but the Amazon package lacks

text: I bought this Print plus Kindle package only to find out that Kindle Cloud and Kindle for Android are not supported.  I like the magazine itself as it gives me plenty of ideas and projects to work with.  I'm pretty much a woodworking beginner and only look to do wood working during my free time.  I'll still keep the print subscription but I am disappointed that my Kindle options are limited to nonexistent.


title: PC Gamer - Best Choice for Gaming News and Reviews

text:
I have been a subscriber to PC Gamer for at least 5 years now.  It is the one magazine I look forward to every month.  I also have gotten Computer Gaming World (now Games for Windows Mag) and in my opinion, it doesn't compare.

Bottom line.... If you are a PC gaming enthusiast, this is a must have!


title: No longer wholesome safe place for childhood innocence

text: We had a subscription, which we are ending today, and was shocked to see the subversive end-run around parental discretion with the pro-homosexual story tucked neatly in the center. This is suppose to be a wholesome magazine targeting a pre-teen readership. Controversial grown-up political issues belong to the discretion of the parents. We will be replacing this magazine with another choice that upholds our values.


title: Magazine is good but no tote bag!

text: Been getting it regularly, thanks. But feel tricked because still haven't gotten my tote bag


title: I also recommend it to anyone looking to purchase a gift for ...

text: Popular Science provides enjoyable, understandable (not too highly technical), relevant, and interesting articles that keep me informed about recent developments in science. I also recommend it to anyone looking to purchase a gift for someone who appreciates science. This includes parents who want to introduce this to children from high school age and older, and even junior high level if they take the time to explain the articiles.<br />It may be an effective way to introduce science beyond school science classes because it has an array of articles presenting topics not covered in school. The cost is small compared with other magazines so you really can't lose by subscribing to Popular Science (I like the auto-renewal option).


title: Five Stars

text: The best


title: Great Read

text: I bought two subscriptions- one for my dad and one for my boyfriend. They are both avid outdoorsmen and get really excited when their new issue arrives every month.


title: Pipe Magazine

text: I like this magazine, the editorials are fun, the articles are interesting, I like cruising the ads, pictures of beautiful pipes. The thing is there is no competition and I like a magazine that caters to my hobby, so it's this or nothing. I still like it and would still be a subscriber if there were competition, I'm just saying my choice is this or nothing. I'd be nicer, because I really do like this magazine and have maintained a subscription of a few years now, but they rejected a story of mine, which I thought, though heavily biased, was a pretty good story, especially given that the previous issue had this Arthur Conan Doyle fan fiction piece, the sort of thing that makes you embarrassed to be a pipe smoker. Holmes fan fiction with an O'Henry ending. I still read and reread that issue, excepting the story, several times.


title: love it

text: love this magazine i only wish it would come on a month to month basis.  It has great ideas !


title: Excellent deal on great magazine

text: Wanted to get Popular Mechanics for a long time. Just did not want to pay the full price. Amazon has come up with some sweet deals lately on the most sought after magazines. Kudos to you....


title: Stories and information on places to fish in my area

text: This is a nice magazine if all you fish for is pike, bass, walleye  and catfish, NEVER once have I received an issue that has anything on trout!!!<br />After three years of subscriptions to In-Fisherman I think it’s time to throw in the towel. I’m tired of always seeing a bass on the front cover, come on guys it’s time to give a rainbow trout some limelight.


title: Feminists Rule but Ms. needs an overhaul.

text:
Ms. was great when I was trying to find my feminist self.  But now everytime I open it I feel like I am reading the same articles over and over again.  Most of the writers seem to be older feminists nastolgic for the 60's.  Not much in it to draw the younger third wave crowd.
It is great that it is still around, but it needs to be brought into the new millenium.
I gave it 3 stars because it has survived so long without selling out and sometimes it can still get me fired up about gender inequality. If you are new to feminism it is still worth a read.


title: Four Stars

text: Consistent, high-quality journalism.


title: Good Magazine a lot adds

text: I got the Magazine sample after 2 months and they are pretty good. Nice articles and a lot of advertising of stuff, so if you are new to hiking this is kind of interesting if you already have your hiking stuff it may be to commercial.


title: Well written

text: Good publication to give practical hits on photography.  Not overly filled with junk advertising.  Good tips on how edit photos.


title: Always a good read....

text: Interesting and thought provoking magazine...


title: Two Stars

text: The gym bag strap broke after my first use!


title: Omgoodness! I purchased this subscription for my grandson who ...

text: Omgoodness! I purchased this subscription for my grandson who is 9 yrs old. He absolutely loves it!!<br />He looks forward to each magazine. The magazine is of the true quality of National Geographic.


title: Two Stars

text: Never received my gym bag.


Have been getting Veranda for about 10 years.  I am a decorator and have loved almost every issue.  I have saved them and reread them often.<br />This is the best magazine !


title: great magazine

text: Great magazine, always beautiful rooms with wonderful ideas, have been getting it for years and it's a treat when it arrives.


title: Great Magazine

text: Keeps me informed of all new gadgets coming into our lives. I find it a great value, and recycle the issues I have read at our blood clinic.


title: Not the magazine it used to be...

text: It is with heavy heart I write that I will not be renewing my subscription.  I have issue #1 and every issue that came after it, but the magazine I loved founded by Donald Peschke is no more.  It has been sold to a pimp and whored out.  The first ads appeared in the cover only.  Then the cover and the back.  Then a couple pages in the cover and back.  Today I received the latest issue of this rag... it has a company's entire catalogue in the middle and ads appear on no less than half the pages.  The dismal content that lies between the ads can be found on line for free.  What used to stand out as something different is now the same as everything else; nothing more than a tool to scream buy me!, buy me!, buy me!, buy me!, in our collective faces.  Corporate greed and its cookie cutter approach has ruined a once great and different kind of publication.  What a shame.


title: Great Articles

text: I loved the magazine!!!


title: This is a wonderful publication. I can't wait until it arrives and ...

text: This is a wonderful publication.  I can't wait until it arrives and I immediately read it from cover to cover.  I just received my second issue and I'm sold.


title: Can't Live Without It!

text:
I have been an EW subscriber for almost ten years now, and I can't imagine my life without it! (Okay, so maybe that's dramatic, but it does put a little smile on my face every time I check the mailbox and there's a new issue waiting for me.) Sure, there may be articles that won't be interesting to you personally. There may be reviews of movies, TV shows, music, books, theater that you might not agree with. Just don't read them! However, I've found that the articles tend to be extremely well-written, the reviews insightful, and the extras (Bullseye, Top Ten Lists, etc.) are guaranteed to make you grin. If you like any of the following: celebrities, books, movies, music, TV, humor, or fun--you will enjoy receiving this.
One of the best things about EW is that they are usually on top of the latest trends in pop culture. Just a few of the things that Entertainment Weekly loved before they became popular: LOST, True Blood, the Hunger Games, Twilight, Mad Men, Breaking Bad, and The Wire. Being a dedicated EW reader means you get the chance to recommend great stuff to other people you know will appreciate it.

This is also one of the best deals around. For ten or fifteen dollars, you get 53 issues of the magazine (Some of these are double issues, but still). If you assume a ten dollar subscription, that's only fifty-three cents per issue! Think of it this way--for the price of two magazines bought hastily in an airport, you get a weekly take on all things popular culture. I have bought subscriptions for a number of friends and family members, and they all say the same thing--THANK YOU.
Some others have mentioned that if you choose auto-renewal, they will automatically bill you for the full amount of the subscription price. In my case, this simply is not true. I have been an auto-renewal subscriber for a few years now, and I always get a card in the mail a couple of months before my subscription is up, telling me that they can renew my subscription for ten dollars or cancel. So, you will probably still be able to get the same price, and you will definitely receive multiple notices before they charge you.

I love this magazine. Love it. And I really think you will too.


title: Five Stars

text: love the stories and fotographs


title: Great read

text: I have never been anything more than interested in cars. I generally only dabble in repairs and rarely looked passed HP and 0-60 times when reading past car reviews. Car and Driver provides a great opportunity to learn from the experts without exposing my ignorance.


title: Great Pictures

text: I'm a bass player and it has a lot of pictures so it's good for me....no big words either. Did I mention the pictures?


title: All Buckeyes - All the Time!  O H I O !!

text: I am a huge Buckeye fan, but I live in SD, so we get very little Buckeye news.  This is just what I need to keep up on my team.  I also really enjoy the local ads.


title: More magazine

text: I like the information and topics in this magazine so far.  I would recommend it for all the 40-somethings :)


title: Still Waiting

text: I ordered this item on 9/14/08; today is 10/15/08....still have not recieved it. The magazine itself is a great magazine, I'm sure I'll enjoy it if or when it arrives.


title: Second time they sent magazine to wrong address!

text: Horrible !!!!! Item was suppose to be sent to my sons house! They sent to mine and were unable to fix the problem. Couldn’t cancel. Plus the magazine is very thin , without much substance.


title: A great car magazine.

text: This and Road and Track are the two best consumer automotive magazines. Great information and the articles are top notch.


title: Five Stars

text: Great! A good way to keep up on the mystery world of writers and their novels.


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful garden info and pictures


I have subscribed to EAL since the 1970's, and still do.  In the 1970's I purchased some glass bottles and have enjoyed them. ---blue, green, amber, dated,  (excellent condition)
 Now I am going into smaller facilities and wondering if EAL still does sales on line?
Thank you.  Ruth Gentzler


title: Perfect Condition!!

text: I ordered this magazine as a keepsake for my son since it was from the month and year he was born.  The magazine arrived in perfect condition, not one fold or tear!  It even included a card from the vendor thanking me for my purchase!  Now that's a nice customer service touch!  I would definitely buy from this vendor again!


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: Have not received my magazines

text: I'm very disappointed. I really like the magazine but have only received the first issue (July/Aug).  I'd like to know what happened to the rest of my subscription.


title: Three Stars

text: okay


title: Five Stars

text: Great recipes!


title: Love this magazine

text: I love this magazine as a mother of a 10,8, and 5 year old. It gives great info for different ages and good ideas too. Will continue to get it.


title: Unethical

text: They are scam artist. They will send you the book and it does not matter if you ordered it.  And charge you.  Buyer beware!


title: Ehhh...

text: Too many adds


title: Buyer Beware~ NOT SUPPORTED ON KINDLE READING APPS!  (iOS & android)

text:
I love this magazine, however am gravely disappointed that they decided to no longer support viewership on Kindle's reading app, WITHOUT notice to subscribers.  Even on the listing page, it says "The print subscription includes digital access through supported Kindle devices and Kindle reading apps for iOS and Android devices"

THIS IS FALSE, and I'm baffled that amazon has yet to correct this.

I've been a subscriber for years, and hope Fast Company reconsiders their decision, and amazon gets on the ball and corrects their listing.


title: National Geographic Kids

text: I love, love, love these magazines.  They are so informative for kids who can read independently and for those who's parents have to read to them.  Just looking at the pictures is an interesting task for kiddos.  Great product.


title: Wonderful Magazine

text: I  have been a huge fan of this UK magazine for several years now.  The projects are absolutely beautiful and not the sappy, cutesy stuff we publish here in the states.  These are projects that actually take time, thought and talent and give you the most wonderful sense of accomplishment when you finish it. These are heirloom projects that your great-grandchildren will treasure.  Well worth the subscription price.


title: The best exercise and heath magazine on the market!

text: I picked up an issue at my tennis club and was really impressed. This magazine has great informational articles on a wide range of health and exercise topics. I have read and subscribed to a lot of magazines of this type and this is by far the best. I highly recommend it!


title: Just one issue

text: I've only received one issue then nothing.  I've inquired but no response.


title: A .300 Average is Good in Baseball, Not in Magazines

text: We ordered a one-year subscription for our mother and she received 3 issues of the 10 that were promised. We contacted the publisher and requested that they make good on this subscription, but instead got a runaround. It's amazing enough that magazines are still in business, but if this keeps up they won't be much longer.


title: Favorite magazine

text: Love this magazine always a good read


title: Far from what it used to be.

text: I used to love this magazine. It is awful now. Better Homes and Gardens used to seem dated, but I saw it on my mother's table and gave it a flip and it is everything that Martha used to be. Even the paper quality on Martha's book has gone down. Sorry that I subscribed, even for only $5 for the year :(


title: Great deal for a industry leading publication.

text: Great Magazine, tips and recipes and everything you need to get Stacked.  Accompanying Kindle edition is great, to take your workouts on the go!


title: A disappointment.

text: The print quality is poor.  Basically a poorly printed bound newspaper.


title: Five Stars

text: Good


title: love the e-mails about the magazine

text: waiting on this one...love the e-mails about the magazine..


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine, interesting stories


title: entertaining

text: interesting, up to date.  Liked the articles and photos  .  Good vacation read and I pass on to my friends


title: Late delivery

text:
I purchased and paid for this magazine on February 8. I expected to get the March or April issue within 4-6 weeks.

Instead, I received a postcard which stated, "we cannot start sending your magazine right away".

On the front of the postcard it says my subscription will start with the May issue.  We'll see.

Does this mean my subscription will also end in May, or in February?

Valerie Crotty


title: too many old issues

text:
They sent the December issue at the beginning of January to get rid of old stock, and the January issue on January 16 along with the February issue.  I had hoped my subscription would consist of more timely issues, not late or out of date .

Of course have read that Conde Nast is in trouble.[[ASIN:B00005N7PG Conde Nast Traveler (1-year)]]

Valerie Crotty


title: Good option but not fully helpful for digital customer.

text: Great option, but doesn't allow to download in enough time for digital magazine. Doesn't auto download, and will not allow user to download old purchase items if time expires.


title: I am going digital

text: I love the digital that was offered. I have played with it and looked at other issues on it and LOVE IT. When the actual print version came I really didn't want it because I had an engaging digital experience. Even though the print is glossy, the hi-res, clear editorials and advertising was very engaging. All digital next round.


title: Took a long time to get

text: Its take a while to get magazines from Hearst it seems like. I got my Elle sooner than Bazaar and I bought them on the same day. I won't even complain that I have NOT got my Town and Country Mag yet. Hope they do better, because they are  such great books. Maybe it is time for me to move to digital and away from print.


title: Take a long time to get the product

text: Its take a while to get the magazine. I purchased it about a month ago and I have not gotten my first copy yet. I would have preferred to keep getting it from the store. I wanted the current issue and missed it due to waiting.


title: Easy and convenient delivery

text: Easy and convenient


title: Four Stars

text: Excellent


title: Four Stars

text: Interesting


I will not be renewing. I think it is in poor taste to ask over and over. I only ordered it for 1 year and I see I am getting it until March 2016 I think.<br />Please do not extend it, I will not want to re-order so please don't ask. I am too too busy to look at the issues.


title: Refund my account!

text: I ordered your magazine in July of 2018 and did NOT renew the subscription. My account was recharged to renew the subscription on 5/23/19. I expect a refund in full immediately.


title: Ordered in Dec, mid Feb and still not here

text: Love this magazine and was looking forward to it but getting a subscription through Amazon was not the fastest way to get it. Still waiting for my first edition to come...


title: One of the Very Best Decor/Architecture Mags

text: Simply put Veranda has been one of only 3 or 4 "Must Have" Decor/Architecture Mags out in the market today. Glorious photography, great writing & inspiring design, architecture & interior decoration! Wouldn't miss a copy!


title: A Classic Must Have for Successful/Fun People

text: Over the years if I ever miss a copy of T&C I feel a bit lost knowing that whatever great and entertaining things were in that missed copy I will never see & know and it's an unpleasant and somewhat unsettling feeling. The reason for this of course it that for the many decades that I have been a faithful reader there have been so many memorable & fun articles that I have loved and they have become like a part of my life as knowledge. It's a STEAL for the inexpensive sub. price so naturally I always try to remember to renew! One of my very favorite feel good mags!


title: Not skin deep

text: I've been reading this magazine forever - my mother subscribed and I followed suit. While there are bits and pieces on wealthy families, there is an even stronger representation of pieces on philanthropy, health, driving for success, people who make a difference ~ and absolutely no emphasis on age. The magazine expects its reader to be educated or to be seeking knowledge - in all matters, not just superficial endeavors. To cast it as a magazine for elites under serves the entrepreneurial nature of its base reader. Just because you "strive" does not mean you are less of a person. Kudos for constantly inspiring all of us to be more, want more, give more!


title: One Star

text: Generally nice pictures, but their treatment of women is abysmal.  They can’t be taken seriously any longer.


title: NEVER RECEIVED!!!!

text: I ordered this magazine for my mother-in-law at a good price; however, she still hasn't received it.  I ordered it about two months ago.  Good luck if you order.


title: Great price for a year's worth of magazine.

text: Less than on-sale price.  Very familiar with magazine.  Happy to receive it for a year at less than 50cents a copy.


title: Great Magazine but too much perfume

text: Great interesting magazine but the perfume in it is way too strong.  Thanks, Tim


title: Wife likes

text: please the wife


title: never recieved  magazines

text: renew my subscription naver received only one last year non so far for this year


title: Town and country

text: Being a first man seeing this magazine up to this time<br />I`d like to say I want to read this magazine whatever new or old one after I have a chance.<br />Because I `d like to write some manuscripts on Chinese culture for this magazine.


title: Useless magazine

text: Not very interesting in any respect. Please do not renew again as I find the magazine to not be worth reding..


title: Good Quality

text: This magazine is of the finest quality and is very enjoyable.  I appreciate the<br />very quick service from Amazon in getting this magazine to me.  Thanks.


title: Town & Country magazine

text: A good magazine at a very reasonable cost!  Look forward to receiving my first issue.  Thanks, Amazon!


title: Amazing Magazine! Ages 1-100

text: We love this magazine! So much of our history has been lost and Cobblestone presents it in a fun and interesting way. Thank you!


title: Love the big words so much easyer to read when ...

text: Love the big words so much easyer to read when elder people are ageing i belive it helps us all to read good stores.


title: Wonderful  Educational children’s magazine

text: My grandson loves receiving and reading his magazine


title: Love this Magazine

text: This is hands down one of my favorite magazines I recieve. I work over 50 hours a week and have a 1 year old...Cooking light has amazing recipes that are simple and can be made ahead of time or after getting home from work. Every recipe I've tried, my family has loved.


title: Don't bother

text: Country Woman is a very light weight magazine with minimal content.


title: Skeptical of IBD's real value

text:
I signed up for the two-month trial to Investors Business Daily, and spent the whole time trying to overcome my suspicions that IBD was a an elaborate scam to suck money out of hapless individual investors. The IBD 50, Mutual Fund review, and other lists are useful starting points for evaluating investments. But the "editorial" that reports on these stocks is shallow at best, and often seemed biased - as if the writers were trying to manipulate the reader's opinion. Same thing for "reviews", such as the new iPhone for Verizon. Is Verizon a big advertiser in the paper? The editorial sounded too much like advertising for my taste.

Other aspects of the paper rubbed me the wrong way: the charts are so small that you can't read any meaningful data from them, so of course you need to pay extra to see the electronic version (eIBD). My conclusion is that there is more value in reading William O'Neil's book "How to make Money in Stocks" that is free with your IBD trial subscription. The daily information you need to apply his principles is generally available free on your brokerage house website - such as Fidelity or Vanguard- although minus the hand-holding.


title: 24 not 12 issues

text: Responding to one of your reviewers stating that the price has doubled for 12 issues. I believe the price includes 24 issues for the year, not 12. Am I mistaken?


title: Love the articles

text: I love reading the articles


title: Love the articles

text: I enjoy reading and I love to get the actual magazine


title: money maker

text: This weekly newspaper is the greatest info product I've seen on the real estate investment industry. It tells me who's buying, who's selling, who's lending and who's developing. Readers in the industry must add to their in come when they read this publication. I do.


title: Five Stars

text: essential


title: Magazine great, F&W publications not

text:
I love this magazine, they are great.

Problem arises from the publication company handling subscriptions.  I subscribed in Mid-February 2014, received the april issue about 3 weeks later.  Then a week later they sent the february issue that had been on newsstands for 2 months already.  And put my subscription as ending in Dec 2014.  So be careful, Pay for 1 year, you'll only get 10 months.


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoyable and informative.


title: Loveeee It

text: I love it. read it all the day it came. It did lag to come but I guess is was worth it. Ready to receive another one :).


title: Terrible magazine

text: This is a terrible magazine! I got the Sept/Oct issue in December. I got Nov/Dec issue mid December after the sell-by date. The cover lists a 60 day program -all that is in the issue is an ad interview with creators and link to pay $149 for the program.  The few recipes in the old issues contain a lot of powders, oils and supplements that are highly processed.  Don’t waste your time or $ on this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Great for PALEO


title: Less Advertising

text: To many advertisements


title: This is one of those "auto-renewal" subscriptions. It took ...

text: This is one of those "auto-renewal" subscriptions.  It took me three calls to finally get all the charges reversed and the auto-renewal cancelled.  Beware.


title: InStyle Magazine Review

text: I love this magazine and was shocked to see the price for a two year subscription on Amazon.com. I couldn't resist!


title: Five Stars

text: Very nice package. I received my first hard copy issue yesterday. I love this magazine!


title: Highly recommend to horse lovers

text: My daughter just loves it!  Highly recommend to horse lovers!


title: BETTER BUY FOOD FOR HOMELESS DOGS ...Than to buy this magazine

text:
Really nothing
Only adds and very cheap printing
I feel sorry that I have a subscription on that
I should buy food for homeless dogs!!


title: Too technical for public not technical enough for scientists. Not always science.

text: Too technical for public not technical enough for scientists. Many articles don't even seem related to science, I get the impression this magazine should sometimes be called popular physics or popular astronomy.


title: Would like more Native arts featured

text: Somewhat disappointing!  Would like more Native arts featured.


title: Necessary for ballet lovers

text: Great for dance students and all who love classical ballet.  Practical tips for current students, information for all who genuinely appreciate the art of classical ballet.  wish this had been available 50 years ago!


title: Inspiring!

text: Inspiring!  Cannot wait for the arrival of each new issue.  Beautifully scripted and published.  My absolute favorite magazine!  Thank you!


title: Eh, the pictures are pretty...

text: I got this magazine hoping for some new, innovative recipes, but instead, end up flipping through the magazine without saving any recipes at all.  None of the recipes look that great, and they call for ingredients that you just can't find anywhere, even in specialty stores.  I love the beautiful pictures, but as far as recipes, they just aren't for everyday cooks, adventurous or not.


title: Add over add

text: Bad experience. These magazines are almost like 85% adds and 15% real info. I wish I could cancel this. By the way, they enrolled me for another year. Just plain bad.


title: Four Stars

text: Great stories


title: The examples are great

text: RSM is a magazine that keeps me updated on innovations in the stamping genre.  The instructions are easy to follow, and the examples are eye-catching and great to browse.<br />The reviews of the rubber stamping websites are very informative, as are the reviews of new products and publications.  Plus, their website has links to their advertisers, so I can leave my magazine in my reading area, and still browse the links from my computer!


title: Excellent service.

text: Product as advertised. Excellent service.


title: lots of plus size patterns

text:
I love this magazine for 3 reasons:

1) Most of the patterns have plus sizes, at least to 1X, but often 2X and 3X as well.

2) Patterns are designed to minimize sewing.  Sweaters are usually knit in the round, and cardigan bodies are knit in one piece.

3) There's always a new technique or two featured.  I learned how to do several advanced techniques from this magazine (e.g. entrelac, mosaic knitting, double-knitting), including some lesser known ones such as brioche patterns where multiple long yarn-over stitches are worked into eyelets within the lacework of the rows below ("Stripes à L`Orange" in issue K75 which you can preview on their web site - the stitch pattern looks like maple leaves!).

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title: Jaw-dropping ignorance and idiocy.

text: Sorry, but a magazine that not only promotes a dangerous shill, but then goes on to accuse its readership of being part of some vast corporate conspiracy to suppress the "truth," isn't really deserving of any business. There are far better options out there. This magazine should rightfully be consigned to the dustbin of history as a reminder to others of what happens when you follow up one idiotic and boneheaded move with another.


title: Great magazine for world news!

text: I've subscribed before. This is solid writing that covers all the angles!


This is a lovely magazine, full of beautiful photos, wonderful recipes, and tea- and tearoom-centered artlcles...


title: Not very good

text: Could have better topics.  Not enough articles on current science. Too many articles about futuristic possibilities.  I would like to see more about current science; what is being accomplished and how.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine, it gives you inspiration for new decorating ideas.


title: SCAMMMMM DO NOT BUY

text: Don't waste money with the subscription. You won't be able to cancel and they will keep charging year after year.<br />Magazines are very repetitive no real new information


title: Have yet to receive the first issue

text: It has been a month since I purchased this magazine subscription and I have yet to receive the first issue.


title: Magazine is great - renewal through Amazon is not

text: Backpacker magazine is great, however ordering a renewal through Amazon appears to have many bugs and is not recommended.  There were problems with my order (they did not extend my current subscription, but just added a parallel subscription that started immediately) and despite several phone calls and emails I could not find anyone within Amazon that had the capability to fix the problem.


I always forget how stupid this magazine is. Every few months or so I will see the cover, which is always very well done, and buy the magazine because of it. Then I open it up when I get home and begin perusing its pages, only to find endless plastic surgeon ads, ads for expensive watches, ads for just about everything that isn't Seattle. The "articles" are frequently one-paragraph blurbs, poorly researched, poorly written. The magazine as a whole is like Tiger Beat Magazine meets Teen Cosmo. If you buy magazines for the cover, Seattle Met is a perfect choice. If you buy magazines with the expectation that what's behind the cover will justify the price, a much smarter choice would be a pack of cigarettes and a pet rock. It's just stupid.


title: Still waiting!!

text: I ordered this mag in January and here it is, April, and I still haven't received the first issue.  I have been on the phone with Synapse and they told me TWICE that they would get back to me with info on my subscription within 24 hours and I still haven't heard from them.  The mag is great but the subscription service seems far below Amazon's usual service.


title: Four Stars

text: Overall happy with this magazine.


title: Four Stars

text: Gift for son has inspired planning for a dive.


title: Wonderful Magazine.

text: This is the home magazine of all home magazines!! I love looking at the pictures and shopping for houses. The pictures are clear and you can find a home in any state you choose. Also, enjoy reading it just before the lottery numbers come up on Friday nights. Very highly recommended! lathamdoxey.com (Author of "Sunset Point")


title: Have not received any issues.

text: I have not received an issue but I recall it was supposed to start in March 2021, so I will give it a little more time to come through.


title: she was very happy.

text: Gave this as a gift. Overall, she was very happy.


title: Digital Magazine is informative. I got my second issue ...

text: Digital Magazine is  informative. I got my second issue; I have not received a hard copy or a gym bag.


title: It should be called  "NORTH Jersey Monthly" !

text: Most content & reviews are aimed at Northern NJ. Sorry I bought it !


title: Great outdoors magazine

text: Great magazine, been subscripted to it for years!!!!


title: Martha rules!

text: I needed motivation in print. Martha does it all. I want a year of her tips and insight.


title: My granddaughter asked for a renewal of this subscription for ...

text: My granddaughter asked for a renewal of this subscription for a Christmas gift when she received a notice that it was due to expire.  She is 12 and still loves this magazine.


title: Young Rider Magazine

text: This suybscription was givien to my granddaughter who is 7 andlearning to ride horses.  She is thrilled and learning a great deal.


title: Great Product / Mediocre Vendor

text: Great magazine but they shipped it to the billing address instead of the shipping address.


title: National Geographic En Espanol

text: My son-in-law is from Spain, so my husband and I get this for him for Christmas every year.  He greatly appreciates having something to read in his native language.


title: Beautiful photos

text: The pictures are amazing and beautiful.  I also enjoyed the variety of gardens from many areas of the country.

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title: Terrific!

text:
The stories are varied and well written.
No dislikes!
We don't know of anyone who would appreciate these stories as we do.


title: TERRIFIC!


title: A lot of scientific facts

text: I  purchased this for my 10-year-old grandson - and he likes it, a lot. Very factual articles that are broken down so he can understand them at his age. Lots of pictures to accompany all the subjects - which run as a theme throughout the monthly magazine. I would recommend it for a curious child who likes to learn and to practice his reading skills.


title: Love/Hate Relationship

text: I've subscribed to this magazine for over a year and recently renewed for two years. Every issue is full of tips on eating healthy, new foods to try, etc. But I agree with the other reviewer on the recipes...they are SO hit and miss. For every one I make that works (my favorite was a cookie made from almond butter, succanat and chocolate--that's it) there are three others that come out very bland--and I've been on a reduced sodium diet for several years. But I do enjoy getting ideas on how to eat better, so I continue reading.


title: This magazine is loaded with lots of short articles on all kinds of science topics.

text: I bought it for my son but I like reading it too.  The only thing I don't like is it seems kind of thin.  It's not the thickness of say "National Geographic", so as your going through the interesting articles and getting into it...you've reached the end. But the good news is it does come every two weeks.  I'd buy it again and recommend it to others.


title: wonderful magazine

text: This is a Wonderful magazine.  I am enjoying the great writing that covers art, culture and social issues.  Thanks Native Peoples!


title: Dumbest magazine I've ever read

text: Why do I say that this is one of the dumbest magazines I've ever read? It's because this magazine is pretty trashy but pretends that it's full of high-style, wealth-related, prestigious, and amazing content. It isn't. While most people would argue that magazines such as Us Weekly are even more trashy than this one, don't be fooled. Us Weekly, Glamour, and all those other lower-class gossip/fashion magazines are in many ways more fun to read because they're trashy but are able to own their trashiness. This magazine presents the views only high-style poseurs have. The first rule about money: only the nouveaux riche flaunt it. This magazine lacks political and cultural sophistication. So take your pick: either subscribe to a stereotypically "lower-class" magazine that is honest, or subscribe to an even more artsy, actual high-class magazine. This mag fails on all fronts.


title: Two Stars

text: I only received 2 of these magazines and then they stopped


title: very informative

text: great magazine


title: Love

text: I love this magazine because of its freebies, tips, and funny stories. It doesn't cost a lot and it features a lot of cool people


title: popular mechanics subscription

text: very nice magizine and a GOOD price. would reccomend to anyone. I have bought it for 40 plus years plus popular science


title: Magazine for Southern Californians

text: Just awful for real car lovers. Obsessed with electric vehicles. Reviewers with virtually no engineering knowledge. Review outcomes are entirely predictable. Free is too much for Motor Trend in recent years.


title: Great

text: Loved it


title: Beware of Auto-Renew

text: No issues with the magazine and would subscribe either way. Auto-renew does not provide warning and charged me 4x regular price. I have tried cancelling but these requests seem to be ignored. Until Amazon can figure this out, recommend go somewhere else


title: The access the Motortrend online channel

text: Magazine is good. Really like the subscription to the Motortrend online channel.


title: I still love the magazine

text: I love MotorTrend because its articles just seem better to me. I like how they set up that I can understand what makes each car great. I bought a subsription so my wife can foward them to me overseas. They told us it would take 6-10 weeks and they weren't lying. It took just over 10 weeks to get my first issue. We ordered her a Cosmo subscription and had in 3 weeks. What could possibly cause them to take that long to deliver. Again, I love the magazine and hopefully the initial issue will be my only problem.


title: Slow delivery but good magazine.

text: Took about 6 weeks for first one to arrive. Costed less than $1 an issue and not a bad magazine. I suggest you check out the different car magazines at the library or something to pick the best one for you.


title: Five Stars

text: It show so much about car I'm Goin let everybody know about it they should get it


title: Motor Trend leads the way for the auto enthusiasts!

text:
Great car enthusiasts magazine!

Motor Trend is for anyone who is interested in cars and what  future innovations that are coming our way! Other magazines emphasize sport cars or cars totally out of the price range of the normal consumer. Motor Trend covers the whole range of available cars for the consumer from pickups, suvs, sport cars and sedans! The "what is trending column" is very helpful to see where the auto industry is going and what new innovations are coming down the road!


title: Bring Back Heather Storm

text: Bring Heather Storm back. One of the dumbest deceisions ever made was getting rid of her. FAIL!


title: Stands the test of time

text: Been reading this magazine for over 50 years. Always informative.


title: Wonderful Daily Prayer

text: I share the same thoughts as Father Dall has written in his review.  This is a wonderful resource for daily prayer.  I am putting it on my wish list because I had been using samples from my church, but they have run out and now I feel lost!


title: ROLLING STONE PUTS BOSTON BOMBER ON THEIR COVER!!!!

text: ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE PUTS BOSTON BOMBER ON THEIR COVER! Well, I suppose they (Rolling Stone) needed attention, NOT BAD ATTENTION THOUGH. This review is about their choice to have THE BOSTON BOMBER on their cover. This tells me, their content must be dreadful. They have nothing good to share. Which does nothing for anyone. Glorifying killers NEVER DID!!!


title: Good but expensive.

text: Love the pictures- can't afford most of it. Get some ideas.


title: Five Stars

text: A great magazine at a great price ($5!)


title: NOT FOR CHILDREN OR TEENS

text: "The real key to Mad's success is the ability to tackle adult subject matter under the guise of a children's magazines"  A quote taken from a previous review.  ARE YOU KIDDING ME???  THIS IS NOT A CHILDRENS MAGAZINE AT ALL!!  My son just received his first issue (luckily I looked it over before he did) and all it talks about it whores, sex tapes, Anthony Weiner (really?????), etc.  Its a trash magazine for adults and not for anyone under the age of 18.  I have cancelled the subscription.


title: One Star

text: Not the mag it used to be


title: Four Stars

text: very satisfied.


title: Disappointed

text:
I am disappointed by Automobile...Over the course of two years they have shed about 50/60 pages of content off their magazine and it is now thinner than ever and stuffed full of ads. I was glad to not renew my Subscription

 Cons:
- Very Biased (ALWAYS favor the Porsche)
- Little to no content
- Little to now actual Car News

Pros:
-Its $10 bucks
-I love the photography

Verdict: Get [[ASIN:B00007B1AI Road & Track]] or [[ASIN:B00007AVYI Car and Driver]], They have never let me down


title: Good Stuff

text: Love the nostalgia of this magazine and the time spent to tell old stories takes us back to our own memories.  Keep up good work.


title: A Treasure!

text: This magazine introduces the reader/cook to other cultures and regions of the world so it gives a lot of pleasure and a global education to anyone open to a more sophisticated approach to their lives and their kitchens.


title: Five Stars

text: Great read!


title: Brits do it best

text: An annual birthday gift to the gardener in our house for the past 10 years. She looks forward to getting every issue, especially in winter . Good articles about historic gardens and very nice photos.


title: Great magazine!

text: Husband and both of my boys really love science and technology and this magazine keeps them occupied for hours!


title: deceptive

text: I paid the extra money to get both the printed and the online version only to find out that, as a mac user, the online version ONLY works with an iPad; but not a lap top, desk top, or even an iPhone.  So I;m out of luck.  Also, It seems like months since I made the order and I'm still waiting for my first printed issue.


title: Not your basic meals

text: Great purchase. Wish it wirked on iphone too. Bag comes in handy and is nice color. Recipes are delicious and easy to make.


title: could not download

text: Wish it would say that it was not for kindle fire before I bought it and spent money on it


title: could not download

text: I tried to download it to my kindle fire and it would not download I wish it would have said that it wasn't for kindle fire


title: Love this magazine

text: Everything about this magazine is great. It has excellent photos & articles about unique crafts, plus the design & layout is outstanding.


title: It is good for my knitting soul!

text: Living far away, I get my magazines weeks after it is on the streets in US. This waiting period is long! I hope for the mag every day, and send at least two impatient e-mails to the customers service. In Norway we havent got knitting mags you can read,only with patterns. I have been knitting all my life, my hobby has been much more satisfactory after I found Knitting (and Interweave Knits). I find patterns that I want to knit, get ideas how I can knit something other on the basis of a pattern. I can plan what I will knit next year, buying a lot of yarn for future projets! The informations I get about American knitting women, makes me happy! Grete


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome magazine. I enjoy ever issue


title: National Geographic Kids

text: Ordered for my youngest grandchild (9 y.o.).  Felt it to be age appropriate and a good introduction to the National Geographic magazine options for the future.


title: Grateful Dead Newsweek Special Issue

text: Great keepsake for GD fans.


title: Junior Baseball

text: I found this magazine on the Amazon Web-site and decided to take out a shorter subscription to see if he liked it.  He sure did.  He is 7-1/2 years old and loves baseball.  After the first issue, he is already asking me to please keep getting it for him.  He loves the tips, etc. from the big league players that he recognizes from games on TV.  Very excellent magazine for boys, and maybe girls, who are playing and getting interested in baseball.  Also contains some interesting puzzles, etc. to give it great variety.


title: Five Stars

text: They really enjoy it.


title: U have to wait a month before u get your first subscription

text: Love these books I send them to my husband and he enjoys them


title: Great Content, But Not So Great Ads

text:
My monthly issue of Popular Science keeps me up to date on just about everything in the mainstream of advances on technology, from the Mars Missions to new can openers.

I look forward to getting my copy each month, and it normally takes me up to a week to read the entire thing. It can be very cool to read about all the advancements in technology. In most issues, there are articles about cars, which I happen to take a liking in, as well as the DIY articles. There are some about the present and the future, occasionally some recounting the past.

Every issue has great feature articles written by men and women who really know what they are talking about. They keep up with the "pop" electronic devices, give you the low down on such things as automotive advances, space exploration and medicine.

The ads are where it can get worrying if handing to younger person. There are some that can really get sketchy, and not appropriate for kids. These ads can be about sexual performance and almost-not-there clothes.
If you are worried about this, you can always rip them out.

This is an awesome magazine. Articles about things you want or need to know about, with ads about new devices that will be helpful to have rather than just a bunch of cheap junk. Knowledge is power and Popular Science is dedicated to giving you the power to make informed choices in the high tech market that we have today.


title: Love the mountains!

text: LOVE this magazine! If you love the mountains, great photography, and interesting articles about the area, then you will love this magazine as well!


title: Five Stars

text: Cars and stuff


title: Not impressed

text: I've only made a few of the recipes (and followed the instructions), but I wasn't impressed with the flavor you get our of them.  It seems that the few I've made just don't have the right balance or just not enough flavor...and I don't feel they're sacrificing flavor for nutritional value, they just need more---something, herbs, pepper or just garlic!  I like to have confidence when trying new recipes that the food will be pretty good.  The dishes I made get a 2 out of 5, and now I'm scared of wasting my time and money (spent on ingredient) on their recipes.  I think I'm going to stick with my Cooking Light recipes, because I know they turn out yummy.


title: Womans Day

text: I have not received my first copy yet although I was billed on  June 28, 2020 . I love this magazine, but am not happy with the service.


title: Great Mag. Service/delivery lacking

text: I love this magazine but I was hoping it was instant access on my kindle and the first edition, November, that was downloaded to my kindle just simply will not upload the recipe pages. The next months, December, did and then I finally received the hard copy of the magazine 2 months after my purchase. So the magazine is great. Service/delivery a bit lacking.


title: Great overall science mag.  Easily readable for most.

text: Concise. Not too lengthy. Ability to find more info on line.


title: I have received no magazines

text: When will the subscription start????


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent


title: Horrible Magazine with Reader Content Only

text: This is like the worst content about "The Old Days" that you can find on any Facebook group.  It wasn't clear upon purchase that the articles were penned by those who read and/or subscribe to the magazine.  If I could give this zero stars I would, but that's not an option.


title: Delivery Time is Slow

text: I've purchased this magazine off the shelf before, and I'm happy with it, but it's been over a month since I made the purchase, and I still don't have the first issue.


title: catalog mag

text:
I have subsribed to all the r/c mags for some time.

This mag has become a glorified catalog for the adertizers.

it used to be a real good mag once.


title: This mag is cool

text: I really read it for the twenty questions.


title: It should be called National Advertising

text: National Geographic should be ashamed of themselves.  The only thing that any kid perusing this magazine would learn is what toys they do NOT have.  Are there any articles related to nature, to different cultures, and to different places?  No!!!  Please do not waste your money on this magazine.  Subscribe to National Geographic for Little Kids which is different from this shameful magazine.


title: Inspiring

text: I have enjoyed this magazine for years, but got tired of waiting for it to hit news stands a month after it was published.  I received my magazine on its release date and enjoy the articles.  I am always inspired by the art work it presents.


title: Five Stars

text: As a fairly new genealogy seeker, I look forward to the arrival of each new magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: Had high hopes when I subscribed but W is mostly ...

text: Had high hopes when I subscribed but W is mostly ads for high end purses. Very few fashion photos and most are for shock value and not wearable.  You can flip through in about 10 minutes and toss it.


title: Don't buy unless you celebrate Halloween in Dec, and Christmas in Feb.

text: I ordered this magazine in Nov for my mom.  She received the Fall issue around Christmas, and the Holiday issue in Feb.  Receiving these past issues out-of-season renders them useless.  I paid $40 for this subscription, and for that high price I expect my mom to receive the correct issue at the correct time.  I will not be renewing this magazine for her.


title: Da Bomb!

text: Just perfect. What more could you want. Just a great read. Love it, love it, love it. OK, done. Thanks Paper!


title: I used to LOVE this magazine

text: FORMER subscriber and LTF member. I used to LOVE this magazine.  Looked forward to it every month. I will not spend my hard-earned money on it any longer, however.  I was very disappointed the ever-ridiculous "food babe" was given the cover but may have let that go. I simply put my copy directly in the recycling bin.  I was appalled at how the magazine treated its Facebook fans airing a complaint, and accordingly will be taking my dollars elsewhere.


title: citydog

text: love this magazine, i have all different kinds of do magazines coming to my home, i have 3 large dogs would be lost without them


title: dogfancy

text: i love my dogfancy mag.  I love reading it every month. it keeps updated on new and exciting stuff for all of my dogs (3)  I have mixed breeds and ridgeback puppy.  learning more everyday by reading this mag


title: Loved this magazine while I studied in London...

text: I loved this magazine while I studied in London and would love to get it, but I can't afford the steep price.  Make this available on Kindle Fire!!!!


title: Received 2 recent monthly issues, I am sure both are great , as yet have read 1/2 of one.

text: Like this type of information about new things in science, read when waiting for wife at store and at home.


title: Subscription

text: The subscription of USA Today newspaper took over a month to start.  This is way tooo long to wait for a newspaper.


title: Not even meh...

text:
I remember getting and loving this magazine as a kid--with the big, fold-out posters of animals in the middle, back when it was National Geographic "World" for kids--so a while back I bought a gift subscription for my scientific-minded son for his seventh birthday. He thoroughly enjoyed the glossy, colorful photos and even the reasonably informative science/nature content. I, however, was dismayed by the appalling amount of not just advertising, but blatant product placement. And somehow, the rest of the magazine just wasn't as cool as it used to be (no more posters?)

When it came time to re-up, I cancelled the subscription and instead got him "Ask" magazine--which has significantly better content and NO advertising. Costs a bit more, but worth every penny.


title: Five Stars

text: Very informative and mind provoking magazine


title: The prices was right.

text: How could anyone turn down an offer like this?  $8 or so for 1 year subscription for a magazine plus they have some pretty helpful tips and coupons.


title: It's What You'd Expect

text: I bought this as a stocking stuffer for my Fiancé and the first delivery came the day after Christmas. What perfect timing! Anyway, she's happy with the product and I've been a subscriber of Men's Health for years so I'd recommend it...


title: Stop complaining

text: Stop complaining about the ads. It's a great magazine.


title: Funny stuff

text:
Great mag
Love the humor
Hear its not issuing new material....SAD


title: Important subjects

text: Gift for my daughter. She likes this magazine


title: The latest on hunting and most popluar hunting items

text: Great tips on hunting the latest gossip and where to go. What kind of products for hunting people use and why.


title: this product appears in my email several times per month

text: The information and pictures in the magazine appears in my email prior to reeiving the mag in the mail. Getting the mag is a waste.


title: Cross Stitch Collection

text: What a fabulous magazine! The designs are more intricate and sophisticated than those found in American magazines yet the charts are still as easy to read. Just wish it wasn't quite so expensive or could be charged month by month! - Carol Lehr


title: not as good as it used to be

text: I've read Country Woman for years, and somehow the magazine has changed....not as good as it used to be.  I subscribed to it with a gift card, will not renew my subscription.  There used to be stories about country life, also people asking for help with some things, and there was a pen pal section way back where women in the country wanted to have friends to write to.  I made many friends thru that particular part of the magazine.  Wish they would bring that back.


title: Terriffic Magazine.

text: This magazine is a quarterly treasure to me. The stories and photos are wonderful and it makes me love England even more. The history of England is vast and long and very interesting to learn. I really like this magazine very much.


title: Love the country

text: I love England and this magazine does a great job of showing England to be a beautiful and interesting country. The history and the country side are big interests for me. I was born in England and I just want to know and enjoy this country.


title: This England

text: I was quite dissappointed that I could not order this magazine to be delivered in Canada. It is a beautiful magazine and my Mother would have loved this as a gift. Very dissappointed.


title: Good for teens

text:
I got this magazine 3 years ago for my daughter when she was 10 but found that it was inappropriate for her at that age.  Now that she is 13 and in middle school it is time for this magazine.  I don't think that kids need to date or have boyfriend/girlfriend relationships but they do have to learn to get along with the opposite sex.  My daughter and I often read this magazine together and we discuss topics.  It's a great way to open the door with your daughter and enjoy some time with her.
They need parents to talk to them about what goes on at school- don't kid yourself, they hear this stuff and more.  I have homeschooled my 4 children through 6th grade and on- my daughter is in the 7th grade and taking 2 classes at the local school.
I don't want to close my children off from the world but want to guide them.
This magazine is good for girls in 7th grade on.  I wouldn't suggest it for any younger.  It is definitely for older girls as well.  I don't like that they say it's only for girls up until 12 or 15 I think.


title: Not the Same "Wired" from Years Ago!

text: Save your money. If you're looking to keep abreast of the latest developments in the computer world, there are many other publications ("Maximum PC", "PC World", "Computer Shopper", etc...) that will deliver on that promise. All "Wired" will do is make you angry and frustrated that you wasted your money on this tripe. This magazine used to be in the same class as the others, but over the years it has become a poor man's "Maxim" or "Esquire" with too many irrelevant articles about pop singers, movies, tips for men and stories of that ilk. (Think "Blender" and "Rolling Stone" but nowhere near as good!) There are so few relevant stories dealing with new and emerging computer technology that I just toss it when it arrives. (It was a gift subscription from a friend, BTW.) If you're thinking you'll be getting the "Wired" from 10 years ago, you'll be very sorely disappointed. As I was. What a supreme waste!


title: I DO LOVE IT!

text: It is the best Quilting Magazine I get.  Fresh ideas....included traditional & modern designs.<br />Quality writing & photography with great instructions too!


title: Five Stars

text: A good read for kids


title: A true leader in the field of Counterterrorism

text: This magazine has been around for 12 years now and has writers who are in the field fighting the war on terror. They know what they are writing about because they have been doing counterterrorism everyday, even before 911. Its funny many new magizines claim to be the best but they were not even around before that fateful day. Well the Journal of Counterterrorism and Homeland Security has been working hard before the war on terror was even declaired by the US Government. If you are looking for the truely cutting edge in terrorism analysis and theat and target analysis then you need not look any more. This is the journal for you...Citizen, Emergency Medical Service Provider, Police officer, Security Officer there is something in this publication for you...


title: National geographic Traveler

text: Always something of interest.  A value for the price. This is good for anyone with the slightest interest in the world around them.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for those that love classic cars.


title: Great reference, better methods

text: Old House Journal is a great publication that gives great insight and motivation for those really into older home restoration, preservation, and renovation. Ranges from complete and accurate restoration to new spaces that complement the existing and allow for modern conveniences/lifestyles. Great regular reading material.


title: awesome gift.

text: Great gift! Just what was expected. Excellent for the car enthusiast. Wish I gotten this sooner for a gift. My brother-in-law loves this magazine.


title: fine home building

text: I ordered this for my grandson, and he loves it..looks forward to getting it every month, has a lot of great ideas. he is a builder


title: Great Magazine

text: Great Magazine


title: Totally inspirational and beautiful!

text: I've bought many magazines on cottage/country decorating and Romantic Homes is by far the best!  My eyes are glued to the beautiful & inspirational photos on every page and I usually finish reading in just 1 day.  When I pick it up and start reading, I just can't stop till I reach the end of the magazine!  My complaint?  None except that I hope there are more pages in every issue to satisfy my cravings for beautiful/chic photos.


title: Respects the Fashion Industry

text: I started getting Teen Vogue as a free offer from Delia's and I'll probably renew because it's so cheap and I love collaging, etc. But also, it's a pretty good magazine. I am a very frugal shopper, so I'd never buy any of the stuff in here, but I like that it's more about the fashion industry than superficial teens. To me, this magazine respects the fashion industry and makes being interested in clothes seem like a genuine hobby or career path. I also love taking a cute outfit from the magazine and then looking up cheaper counterparts online, making a wearable version of the Teen Vogue outfit. Other articles are okay and sometimes interesting. I happen to like its smaller size, something some other reviewers disliked - it makes it portable and cuter in a way. It's a good choice if you like getting inspired or are truly interested in the industry of fashion - most of the stuff here is not necessarily wearable but artsy types would love.


title: Many tips and tricks that really come in handy during the transition into the new norm:)

text: My mother has always loved this helpful magazine and now we both do!  There are many tips and tricks old and new .... plus, who doesn’t love “holding” an actual paper and ink magazine! Tres’ chic!


title: decent magazine, if it ever shows up at your mailbox

text: I just canceled my second subscription to Guitar Player. While i agree that the gear reviews always seen to be positive, even on sub-par gear, its better than Guitar magazine. Guitar mag is fine if you're a 16 year old that wants the tabs to the latest black metal song, but when it comes to variety of players its missing. Guitar Player will have completely different types of players each month. One month will be metal, the next blues, country, classical, etc. The BIG ISSUE with the magazine, is ACTUALLY RECEIVING YOUR ISSUES. I just got off the phone after getting heated with the "customer service" rep which with this magazine is an oxymoron. I paid for my script back in July, now its October, and ive yet to receive one issue. Every time i emailed them, they'd apologize and tell me they'd send it out directly, and again it wouldnt show. The last email i sent I said if i didnt receive it, i was canceling. They emailed me back with their hollow "we're sorrys" and told me they were making sure the last 2 i didnt receive, along with the next 2 were being sent in a manila envelope that day; 2 weeks later, nothing. So i called and said cancel it, and refund my card. The girl told me it would take 4-6 weeks to get it (even though it only took a few days to have my card charged for the subscription, and i would continue to receive it until then. I told her "I haven't received one yet, why start now?". This was my second subscription that i made against my better judgment, and told them when i resubscribed the problems i was having , and the hope that it wouldnt be relived, well it was. Its better to pay the news stand price and actually get to read it. Im keeping the Guitar magazine, while i dont like the artists most of the time, at least it shows, and i have something to read on the crapper.


title: Fantastic mag for any jewler,

text: My sister loves her gift of this magazine. Full of insights, tricks and treasures. Always on time.


title: consistently the best

text: Good examples, great how tos, excellent information for all levels of experience. Issue in -- issue out ... always good.  I always look forward to my new issue and reference the old copies.


title: Like not having to renew

text: Enjoy getting magazines from Amazon. It is a great service. I don't have to worry about whenit runs out. I get a lot of magazines and now i can keep up with them.


title: For those who are into 'the food of love' and love to cook

text: My husband has subscribed to Saveur since the beginning. He is a former Gourmet subscriber who had that mag for almost 5 years. Saveur is an honest, earthy, lush magazine that will enlighten you about other cultures and help you to enjoy their cuisine. It is not chock full of ads like some other cooking mags. The writing is excellent and the recipes are such that you can actually cook them. The food is covered with an emphasis on authenticity and respect. If you love the unpretentious food of the world--the food of love-- you will love Saveur.


title: Recipes from around the world

text: The magazine went to online only.  Don’t bother.


title: Recipes.

text: Great magazine!


title: Best food magazine ever!

text: I'm 86  and am an avid cook and entertainer.  Through the years I have read and subscribed to many magazines.  And cancelled many subscriptions because they were mainly about recipes.  I get ideas from reading about food in general but rarely cook from a recipe as written.  This magazine escaped my notice until a few months ago,  I have sent several subscriptions to appreciative friends.  Saveur is the ultimate in food escapism.  THANK YOU!


title: Where has my Saveur gone?

text:
I'm confused.

I grew up in a multicultural family. Although predominantly Asian in heritage, my mother did her best to introduce us to a wide variety of foods, regardless of cultural background. Because of her, I have a deep love of discovering new tastes and learning how they are linked to the tradition and history of their originating country. It's like taking a trip when you are too poor to go anywhere.

It was a revelation to find Saveur and read other people's journeys into a cuisine - whether it be a nostalgic trip to a childhood vacation home or about an outsider, plunging herself into new territory. I especially appreciated how the recipes usually turned out pretty good (let's be realistic, no cooking magazine is 100% on target), weren't so damn vanilla (i.e. something I could find in Good Housekeeping or Southern Living), had a nice mix of posh food that is fun to look at (but really only fussy little people delusional enough to think that they can cook professional food pretend that they can make it) and home style cooking from places that weren't in North America. And just so you understand, I was raised in the Midwest; I love all things casseroled with a deep and abiding passion that is hard to explain to many people outside of that region.

I noticed a few changes in the last couple of editions but rolled with it. Change is fine. The new LARGER candy colored fonts seemed a bit in my face but I was ok with it. Then I opened this latest Spring edition.

W.T.F.???!!!!

I have been reading/subscribing to Saveur for the past decade. There is almost nothing of what I loved about Saveur in this edition - no travel stories, no recipes stolen from someone's grandmother that make you feel that you have been adopted into a global family. This time was predominately recipes aimed at apparently the entitled bourgeoisie s***e that are over homogenizing and gentrifying this country one Starbucks at a time and big fluffy pictures. I agree with another reviewer; it looks like Bon Appetite but not nearly as good.

And did I mention the overly crass advertising? The banners at the bottom which give "savvy" tips on how to cook morels, by showing me pictures of Wolf stovetops? Or how I'm given helpful suggestions on where I can buy napkins that are only slightly depicted on a given page that has actual food? If I wanted a design/food mag, I would go pick up Living.

I get wanting to expand readership or "rebrand" a product (which I have found is only typically pushed by egomaniacs who wish to redo everything in their image or those that have gone to business school and feel they can only justify having spent 3 useless years doing shite unless they f#@$ with, excuse me "improve", something). However, if you're going to go through the process, make it better. Make it unique. Not the same old drivel that I keep passing up at the grocery store. Not a printed version of a passé blog with super glossy food stylings and no real substance. Saveur is better than that. They need to bring back articles from people who can actually WRITE.

For people considering getting the subscription, I would pick it up at the grocery/book store and see if it appeals to you before committing.I have paid my subscription so I will continue to receive the magazine for the next year and hope that someone there sees the light. Or that they will receive enough cranky complaints yelling at them for the bizarre turn they've taken. If not, I'll just give up my subscription when it runs out,  watch them go the way of Gourmet and search for a support group.


title: Luv it

text:
Informative, nice recipes and fantastic photography.
A foody must have.

Interesting read on New Orleans. Looking forward to the Pizza mag.


title: A serious magazine for serious foodies

text: Saveur is a serious food magazine for the person who is serious about food.  Saveur focuses on the cuisine and food customs of a region and highlights a few authentic recipes from that region.  The recipes include ingredients that may be unique to the region, and the ingredients may often be hard to find in your local supermarket.  Saveur is not so much a "recipe" magazine; it is a magazine for people who enjoy reading about local food, customs, cooking techniques and ingredients.  The magazine does what it does very well.


title: A "must have" magazine

text: My hats off to the staff at Saveur. They put out one of the best magazines on the market. Quality is to be found on every page of this product. Saveur takes the reader out of the every day normalicy found in other cooking magazines and shows the reader the other side of food. I find at least one thing to try everytime I open a new issue. The recipes are easy to follow and for the most part the ingredients are always available at my local market. Pick up an issue and you will see what I mean.


title: International Travel and Food - What More Could You Ask For?

text: I have received almost all of the cooking and travel magazines out there and have to say that Saveur is by far one of the best. Not only are the recipes unique and delicious, the beautifully written articles on the cities and countries where the recipes are from are mesmerizing. The photo essays capture the food and culture of the city of focus, bringing the reader closer to the experience of the recipes shared. Some months focus on a particular region, while others pick out an ingredient of the season (such as apples in the most recent addition). After living in Japan for many years, a recent article on Sumo brought back to life the exquisite culture and cuisine I once shared.<br />I was afraid that the ingredients might be difficult to find given that it is based on international locations, but I have not found this to be a problem. They even took the time to create an 'where to order the food' list at the back for ingredients that aren't at the corner store. This would make a perfect gift for the cook in your life who has an interest in international cuisine and culture.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Excellent Magazine

text: I enjoy reading articles on different food destinations. Because of this magazine I have a list of restaurants I plan to visit in different cities. Enjoy the recipes as well.


title: A Great Food Resource

text: I have subscriptions to both Food & Wine and Bon Appetit, so when Amazon offered a special offer, I thought I would try Saveur. I really love the essay-type articles and the photography is beautiful. But I almost find that the recipes are secondary, placed at the back of the magazine with not the most eye-friendly font. But on the whole, an interesting food magazine.


title: Not Delivered

text: I love the magazine but I have not received an issue of it to date. Perhaps this has something to do with a recent change in its publication schedule. I'd hate to see this magazine disappear from print.


title: I did not receive the fourth copy of Saveur and could not get a response from the company

text: used for ideas


title: Great product

text: This is a great gift idea for someone who is hard to buy for, and it arrived on time for Christmas!


title: My Kind of Food Magazine

text: Saveur satisfies what I look for in a 'food' magazine.  It's actually much more than that.  It presents food as a cultural activity that unites all mankind.


Saveur has lost all its distinctiveness with the content and photography/layout changes. It is now no different than its competitors - bland content filed with recipes, food fads and sterile, composed photography. Gone are the great food travel and human interest vignettes, with real life photos of food and cooking from which I could draw vicarious enjoyment and inspiration for cooking.  Gone are the pieces on obscure/ethnic foods, wine and food related agriculture.  I don't want another cookbook magazine chock full of recipes, latest food related fads, food photographer composed pictures and profiles on up and coming chefs.

The only gripe I had with the prior content was there wasn't enough. There was no other magazine like it. Whatever the reasons for the changes, whether the need to increase circulation or a shift in the reader demographic, I will not be renewing if the this is what the future holds.


title: Two Stars

text: didn't get many issues


title: To the front of the class!

text:
I have over 35 classy cookbooks and, over the years, have subscribed to most of the best "foodie" magazines such as Gourmet, Bon Apetite,Taste, Food and Wine, etc.
Saveur, without a doubt, is absolutely the best.  Not one recipe tried has ever failed me and I get raves from friends and family alike.  I am a fairly accomplished cook/chef but always learn from Saveur.
For those of you who have not tried to make a true Italian Lasagne as opposed to the typical "ricota" cheese lasagne, please look into making the "Bolognese Lasagne".  This takes quite a while to put together and I suggest doing at least once on a small scale.  Then, double the Bolognese Sauce only on the next attempt and you may freeze the extra.  This saves a lot of time. This is outstanding and very different from our standard idea of a lasagne.  I used fresh lasagne purchased locally instead of making my own.
Reading the articles that actually mate with the recipes are very interesting and you get the feeling of having really produced something authentic.
As a last note: I recently wanted to make a recipe which i could not immediately locate in all of the Saveur Magazines I have.  I sent an Email to Saveur requesting the recipe and it was copied and mailed to me the same day....talk about customer service!
C E M


title: Savuer promotes cigarettes

text: I like this magazine very much until a 2 page ad for American Spirit Cigarettes appeared in  their magazine.  Not only that but the fact that it appeared to be great food styling, very attractive, and "organic" was used as if it was a good thing.  How disgusting.  They are supposed to be a food and lifestyle magazine with an emphasis on culture throughout the world.  I liked learning about different countries through this magazine.  No more.


title: No way

text: Pages are blurry, color not aligned properly

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title: Definitely worth your time and money!

text: I have been subscribing to this magazine for just over two years now and can easily say that Saveur is my favourite food magazine. I love the fact that it has such a strong international focus and brings in great visuals with each article. If you are looking for a magazine with loads and loads of recipes in it this might not be the magazine for you but if you are interested in reading well-written articles that may impart new knowledge and insights Saveur is the right fit. Of all the magzines I subscribe to this is definitely one of those magazines that I actually anticipate its arrival every month. Top quality magazine!


title: Going Down.....

text: Once one of my favorites,  this magazine has deteriorated to the point that after many years,  I know longer subscribe.


title: Saveur, a Cooking Magazine for Genuine Cooks

text: Saveur is a cook's magazine without peer, not just a cooking magazine with pretty pictures. Each issue has a specific subject, well-covered with several individual receipes and, yes, appropriate pictures to show steps to and including the finished product.  Side topics are included, either products and their evaluation or food topics which differ from that of the issue's focus. Finally, Saveur gives the magazine that extra special touch with sources galore, for food products and equipment. It is well organized from cover to cover. One can actually reach people for assistance with subscription matters and back issue retrieval  All in all Saveur is a wonderful magazine for a serious cook; not too many issues, but all well-covered by subject, also laden with a glorious collection of informative and pretty pictures.


title: Every issue is chock full!

text: My subscription to this magazine had expired over a year ago and I was paying cover price every time a new issue would hit the stand becuase it seemed like one not to be missed. A great title at a terrific price. Whether you love to cook or just love food this is a foodies dream mag!!


title: Life

text: Cooking is life , life is Saveur. If you love to cook and eat the food of the world Saveur will inspire you to do both.


title: Preferred magazine renewal process

text: Seamless. Automatic prompt from Amazon. Price point good. No hard copies missed.


title: Foodies best mag

text: Saw this magazine at someones house 6 yeaars ago, loved it and got my own subscription. I make sure to never let it lapse. With the internet and all this is the only mag. I actually have delivered. I go through every issue, photo copy the recipes I like and pass on the magazine to others who love getting my "used" magazine. Well worth the Amazon price.


title: Food Loving Outside the Box

text: Step out of your comfort zone; each issue is full of fascinating recipes from far-flung regions of the world. It can be both refreshingly new, and boldly simple and homey. I have been a fan of Saveur for years!


title: Dissatisfied with Amazon's Renewal Process

text: I was blindsided with Amazon's automatic renewal of Saveur Magazine.  I did not sign up for the automatic renewal and was notified after the fact.  I enjoy the magazine (no issues with Saveur) but usually find better subscription renewals offered by other sites. This was no exception.  The automatic renewal for $19.95 is 65% greater than competing offers at $12.00 for 9 issues.  I have e-mailed Amazon to cancel the order several times but have yet to receive a response. I like to monitor all my purchases and avoid automatic  renewals or bill pay's as a personal preference.


title: Great magazine, horrible service

text: Lets start by saying I love cooking and I love food. So it should be a win? Well, if the magazine ever actually came it might be. The first year I had a subscription only one issue didn't show. That was ok. The second year? Well I've now gotten *2 issues* in 8 months!!! where are the rest? It's easy to contact Saveur but its hard to get an actual response! After complaining the first time about various issues they apologized profusely and offered free extra issues (an extended subscription)- fine with me. But then I haven't gotten a new issue since! I contacted SAVEUR and they said THEY RAN OUT OF ISSUES! Don't bother with a subscription, or with the magazine, because they probably won't bother to send it to you anyway!


title: Recipes galore

text: Interesting read with helpful photos, an inspiration for those days when there is time to produce an extra special meal .


title: Not as good as it used to be

text: I've been subscribing to Shape for two years now and I have decided not to renew my subscription this year.  When I first began reading Shape, it was almost solely dedicated to fitness and health.  Now it's about 50% beauty and fashion (and a lot is articles that are simply trying to push products).  I disagree with the writer who said that she wished they would stop showing moves with gym machines; this is one of the few sections of SHAPE I enjoy reading, as it does give great instructions on how to use the machines (definitely cheaper than hiring a personal trainer).  But I do agree with the previous comments that the stories are starting to all sound the same from month to month - especially the success stories.  If you're just starting to exercise, this magazine will be helpful for you.  But if you're a long-time exerciser, skip this one.


title: Quick Delivery, Nice magazine

text:
After hearing several horror stories about slow magazine delivery through Amazon, I stilll decided that a good deal on this magazine was worth the try.
I recieved my first issue in less than a month. That is quicker than most subscriptions arrive when ordered through the magazine.

The magazine itself is a good read. They have good equipment reviews, and some decent articles


title: wonderful!

text:
American photography could only WISH they knew what real photography is.

(hint: american publications only knew 2 things--

1) what's popular, and

2) how to censor everything

that said, PHOTO displays exactly that--beautiful photos. leave the american's to their own crap.