title: Shape and Self are Great

text: I have been reading Shape and Self for a long time and have always been impressed with the number and variety of articles each has in it.  Shape focuses more on workouts that Self does, and self focuses more on general well-being but both encourage diet and exercise.  I would recommend them to anyone!


title: Good Sports & Good Fashion

text:
I'm a reader of fashion and sports magazines and I find shape one of the best buys on the market for women who love sports in style.
Shape gives you easy to follow tips on your workout routines, plus the general advices on fashion and beauty produts you can find on most women's magazines.
On the negative side, I think it could have more contents, more pages, less ads and easier recipes, but it's still a very good buy.


title: Exclusion

text:
I am very diappointed to say that I chose your magazine to do a project that entailed a review. I was a little upset to realize that your target audience is white, young, upper-class, skinny women.  The month of March 2002 only features 2 or 3 black women and a few women of other races, and one overweight woman (and that was to feature a success story).  This is a joke, have you looked out the door lately?  You can't exclude the diversity of races and sizes because you feel like it and throw one or two into the hundreds of women who portray the "perfect image", just so that you appear to be unbias.  I regret to inform you that if I don't see a difference in your magazine I will be unable to support it.  Just to inform you, I am 5'4", i have blonde hair, blue eyes, i am 110lbs, and i am white.
Very unpleased
A.T.


title: <B>10 YEARS OF SHAPE!

text:
I've read Shape magazine for 10 years and still can't get enough of it.

How can anybody think this magazine is more shallow than Cosmo! Shape is about Fitness and Health, Cosmo is more into fashion.  They don't even compare. I read them both, depending on my mood.  To help motivation when I'm in a fitness slump.... SHAPE!  It's worth it!


title: Subscriptions are difficult

text: This magazine (Shape) is interesting and has good advice, but their subscription department is really frustrating, and not helpful in solving subscription problems.  I only recommend this magazine if you have plenty of time and patience to get your subscription sorted out!


title: More fashion and fluff than exercise stuff

text: While I rarely subscribe to magazines, I was looking for something to motivate me to exercise and so I signed up for a one year subscription to Shape. Before and during college I was a ballet dancer, but after entering the real, 9-5 working world half a year ago, exercise time became more difficult to find. Unfortunately, I found that Shape magazine was not really about exercise at all. It was about beauty products, fancy new-age spas and resorts, and trendy workout accessories. I was also shocked by the models on the magazine's covers and pages. Not only were they skinny but they usually sported next to nothing. I finally cancelled my subscription when a magazine came with a woman in a see-through, lacy top on the front of it, visible nipples and all. Workout wear? I think not! Trust me, the woman belonged in a porn magazine, not my exercise magazine!


title: Unrealistic

text: I am a subscriber to Shape and I will not be renewing my subscription.  If I had a self esteem problem looking at this magazine would just make it worse. I have been quite disappointed with the models used in the articles. Most of them look as if they are posing for Victoria Secrets and not a fitness magazine and they are extremely skinny. The clothes that are advertised are not affordable for the average working women and many of the articles are not that helpful. The only section I do enjoy is the "Success Stories" which portray real women in real life situations.  I really wish the magazine would revamp itself and gear it more towards the "Real Woman".


title: I'm a Believer!

text:
I ordered back issues of this magazine from an Ebay dealer in the UK after the Spring 2006 issue came out and I am sold not just on Burda Plus but on Berlin fashion designers as well- the women, anyway, make lovely, flowing but not "girly" clothes that are very wearable - Think Eileen Fisher or Flax but with  darker, richer colors, fibers and textures, slightly more "fit" and more interesting shapes in a wider variety -- not just the same few repeated again and again.  Clothes for the decades, not the season -- and the patterns are HERE!  at least some of them, from designers like Evelyn Brandt, Doris Strietch (and another Berliner (female)  whose name escapes me at the moment, but whose clothes I deeply admire.)

The fit is better than most American pattern companies - especially pants.  If you make one garment from each issue the subscription has more than paid for itself.  Good info on sizing patterns up or down in the back issues I recently received - keeping the proportions if using a "petite" or a "tall" pattern if you are neither. Pattern directions themselves can be less than enlightening, though - perhaps "non-fluent" would be the best description of their translation.  And the breathless tone (LOTS of exclamation points!!!!) of the editorial content seems a bit much for such "smart" clothes, but we're not buying this for the elegancce of the writing!

Another reviewer complained of delivery delay.  This is only published in January and July.  If you missed subscribing in time for the last issue and the print run is gone, you have to wait until the next one pubs.  And the print runs DO sell out.  As I can attest.


title: Long time for delivery

text: I purchased this item in January, but I haven't seen it yet. It take a long time.


title: Cutting edge

text: This is great 'magazine'.  I put it in quotes because it is really a collection of the newest styles coming out so if you have the time to sew the patterns you are with the 'in-crowd'


title: Don’t hold your breath!

text: I love Vogue, but it’s mid February 2019 and I haven’t received December or February, but just received March. ?

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title: wonderful patterns

text: Contrary to the previous review, the majority of the patterns in the Fall/Winter 2005 issue were normal sizes (5'6").  This particular issue contains 10 jackets (two of which were for petites), four skirts (one of them petite), three pants (one petite), and four shells (two petites).  There were no dresses and no blouses with sleeves.  The interesting fabric choices and the superb fashion photography were also excellent.  This particular issue also had an article on how to change a petite pattern to a regular pattern and vice versa.  The pattern pieces have unique sophisticated shapes, very interesting for the intermediate to advanced sewer.  One thing I did find lacking was there was no casual sportswear.  The magazine seems geared toward business suits and formal occasions.


title: a great preschooler magazine

text: My 3 1/2 year old son loves to read along with this magazine. We have a great time together reading the stories and playing the games.  He loves to see the characters that he knows and looks at it over and over again!


title: The best science magazine available!

text: This magazine is by far the best I have read.  It includes real, cutting edge science of every field.  The diversity and insight the articles bring have made it a must have.  I am currently finishing up my undergrad degrees in physics, math and neuroscience and this magazine offers up to date research in all fields.  One suggestion, but one off the newstand and subscribe through the included leaflet-only fifty one dollars.


text: Great content but very poor customer support (UK edition).<br />The subscription doesn't work for some devices, keeps saying the subscription is over. When you contact them--they are painfully slow with their response. I wish there was another way of reading this magazine.

user_id: AFSHAKHXKZZBKQRIVWELOVNPYRRA


title: Terrible service

text: Their customer service is incredibly bad.  Each time I try to activate my account, I get conflicting messages - need to activate on one page, already activated on another, e-mail unrecognized on a third.  I've called for help 3 times with no success.  Lastly have been told to wait a week.


title: non scientific view

text: i have found that this magazine is ideal for the layman.even the most difficult subjects are dealt with such that i can follow them. the range covered is facinating. i look forward to each weeks edition and enjoy every one.it doesnot blind one with science rather it opens ones mind. cannot recommend highly enough. i would award 10 out of 5.


title: Fantastic

text: Love this history magazine


title: TV Guide

text: It’s ok, but not complete. No daytime schedule


title: Great gift idea

text: It was gift for my mom. She loves it


title: WE love this magazine

text: WE love this magazine!  The price is so reasonable and the photos are gorgous.  They make a lovely addition to your coffee table.


title: Rubbish

text: Too many advertisements. No substance to it.


title: Great read

text: An all around great read. What f&s and OL mags use to be. Highly recommend if looking for something to occupy your time while waiting to get into the woods or stream.


title: Great

text: Just what i was looking for.


title: This rating is for buying through Amazon.

text: The magazine was only suitable for my child for a a few months before he outgrew it. While every issue reminds the parent that they can switch to Highlights High Five when their child is ready for more, I was told that it was not possible for me to do so because I had purchased it through Amazon.


title: been reading it for years.

text: been reading it for years.  It has kept me up to date and more in depth far more than any periodical


title: Great magazine

text:
I've been subscribed to 'Asimov's' for a few years now, and have rarely been dissapointed.
I only have a few complaints, all of which I will list here.
First of all, I am an international subscriber, and although my issues always eventually arrive, sometimes they are months late.
Second of all, the magazine often contains stories which I would catagorize as being 'Fantasy', and not 'Science Fiction'. Don't get me wrong, the stories are usually of high quality, but when I first subscribed, I expected serious SF only.
Other than those two complaints, I enjoy this magazine thouroughly and look forward to it's arrival always.


title: Never ordered this

text: I want to discontinue my subscription


title: quality has changed

text: the last magazine I received was not the quality of the magazines I have been receiving.  the pages feel thinner when turning and the the quality of the photos are not the same. sorry to say I we I'll be cancelling my prescription.  the last magazine just didnt feel like joanna was a part of the creation of the magazine at all.


title: Southern fried... just right!

text:
Fine Cooking met and exceeded any and all expectations within the first edition received.
Searching and finding the best fried chicken recipe is not only fascinating, it is key to
personal satisfaction and success when
presenting such a Southern favorite to family and friends.


title: One of the Best Cooking Magazines

text: This is one of the few magazines that I read EVERY article.  I always find multiple recipes to use, often times heading to the kitchen, before I've even made it through the magazine.  What few ads there are, are relevant, and have made me head to the internet to find out more info about the products advertised.  I've given this magazine as a gift to many friends and family members.


title: Superb magazine

text: Every time this magazine comes out I make at least one or two things before the week is over.  A testament to a great magazine. Very easy to read, really informative and so many great features. The recipes are very well explained and techniques are clear and easy to achieve. One of the best food magazines available. No infull articles and every page is well presented and informative.


title: Receiving issues late, and not the quality of magazine it used to be.

text: I have not subscribed to Fine Cooking since 2013. I re-subscribed this August, 2020 to what had been one of my favorite cooking magazines...always got rave reviews with every recipe I made. I was really looking forward to my first issue, but was shocked when it was the August/September issue that showed up in my mailbox in mid-November. The days of "Cool and Easy Dishes" and all of the other seasonal recipes in this issue are pretty obsolete as the snow begins to fly in my neck of the woods. Now, with the holiday season upon us, I have been eager to receive my November issue that I assumed would have festive recipes for this time of year. We are now in December and no sign of a Fine Cooking magazine.  Maybe I'll get that issue around Easter? Somehow the overall quality of the magazine seems to have gone into decline since seven years ago. Very disappointed at this point.


title: BEST cooking magazine

text: I buy a lot of cooking magazines and cookbooks but this is the best.  I recently purchased my first issue and have already made 4 recipes.  All 4 were huge hits with EVERYONE in my family.  I will certainly subscribe to this one so I don't miss an issue!


title: Excellent Recipes

text: I have been buying this magazine for years now and have not found an issue that I do not like.  I found this magazine focuses on useful tips and strategies to make cooking much easier.  Some (a few) of the recipes call for ingredients not readily available in my kitchen but overall I can either find the ingredients or find substitutes.  Also, in most of the issues the staff rates different appliances (this month is steak knives, and graters).  Overall I recommend this magazine to both all my friends and family.


title: excelent

text: each and every recipe and tip its both good and super useful, cooking from scratch its has no comparison. my father and i spend weekends cooking eating enjoying and planning next adventure in the kitchen


title: What is going on with Fine Cooking?

text: I have been a subscriber since issue 1 but now that Meredith Corp has purchased Fine Cooking my issues are not showing up. I would not purchase Fine Cooking until this gets resolved.


title: Variety is the spice of life

text: What I love about this magazine is it not only gives you great recipes but it is also filled with tips and information on cookware, ingredients....I recommend it!


title: Fine Cooking website it gone!

text: Searches that should bring up the Fine Cooking website now redirect to Food and Wine magazine without any Fine Cooking content. I have no confidence that there will be another issue of Fine Cooking magazine so I guess my three year subscription renewal was a very bad investment. Too bad, I've enjoyed many years of excellent content and naively thought I would have access to the online material in the future. More the fool me.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this mag, love this deal


title: Publishing now only 6x a year, no price adjustment!?!?

text: I've been a subscriber for more than 40 years. Still a very good read and I don't mind most of the ads. But, F&S somehow chose to publish only 6 times a year, but neglected to adjust the suscription price. And, now they've added the 'convenience' as they call it to automatically renew ...at prevailing rates. This will not play out well for me as I will likely, and sadly, pull the plug on their next money grab concept, maybe sooner. Too bad, I've really enjoyed all those years.


title: Subscription started quicker than I expected!

text: It's great so far! Loving it :)<br />Especially with the price so low, how can I complain?


title: Five Stars

text: Well packaged and just as I thought.


title: My son loves this magazine...

text: My son loves this magazine.  He is 9.


title: Five Stars

text: The best!


title: Five Stars

text: excellent


title: Order it directly from Mother Jones!

text: Great publication, 5 stars. My only comment is this: As is the case with other magazine subscriptions sold here at Amazon, it's cheaper to just order the magazine from the publisher's website. For example, as of yesterday (Dec. 22) the cost is $15/year through Amazon, but visit the Mother Jones website and it costs only $10. Shop around! :)


title: The Truth Hurts

text: But that's what you'll get from this magazine, and plenty of it, too.  Although it's not the first magazine I would choose to get information from (I would probably choose Z Magazine over Mother Jones any day) it can still be considered reliable, and free from the right-wing spin that you would get with most of the other magazines found at your local or digital newstand.


title: Excellent Magazine .....

text: Mother Jones is one of the most well written and well researched magazines on the market. It rivals all other publications that stray from the mainstream (such as The Nation) and is filled with articles that are critical of all government policies whether they stem from the left or the right and offers extensive analysis of policy and cultural issues. It is , of course , not for all, but rather for those with open minds who do not submit to political dogma (preached either from the left or the right). I highly recommend this magazine.<br />Also I would just like to point out that a magazine cannot be "leftist dribble", the only time that those two words can go together in a coherent sentence is if you were playing a basketball game with Karl Marx and you said "damn that guy has a leftist dribble..." I believe "drivel" is the correct word to use when you want to discredit ideas that you do not like without explanation.


title: Save our jobs - Made in the USA

text: Mother Jones is informing us about Trade Agreements and how we can save our jobs in the USA.  When unions try to fight the corporations in order to get health benefits for their employees and not have to take cuts in their paychecks the company threatens to leave.  Saying: "Like it or you won't have any jobs at all."  This isn't Fair Trade, it is going for the "cheap labor" overseas.  This magazine is getting the message out and I love it. They are exposing the truth about NAFTA and CAFTA. We all need more information like this so we can save the economic future of our country.  If we do not, we the consumer, will not earn enough to pay for the items we buy.  This means goods sit in warehouses, the company stock goes down and the stock market crashes like in 1929.  We need to fix it now.  Read this magazine.


title: bias in advertising

text:
Don't read this magazine if you are expecting unbiased reporting and truly independent viewpoints.

For example, Philip Morris Inc. is the top advertiser in Harper's.  Not once in the last ten years has there been an in-depth feature critical of the tobacco industry.  Anti-smoking ads have even been withheld from the magazine in order to allow for "competeitve separation" from tobacco advertisements.

Can you, then, resonably expect honest reporting from these guys?


title: MoJo: words + pictures

text:
These days, it seems that most magazines will provide either good content or pretty design.  For the last 25 years Mother Jones has somehow managed to do both.

They provide timely and excellent investigative reports.  I picked up an issue from the summer to see a report about military technology.  Given current perspective, MJ seems to have hit the nail on the head by examining the validity of missle defense as _the_way_ to protect national security.


title: Not worth it!

text:
Mother Jones is an odd magazine: the topics covered in the magazine are mostly interesting. The articles however are extremely long and contain next to no information. Don't get me wrong, I am all for long articles... if they contain well summarized, well researched information. This is not the case for most articles in Mother Jones. It seems that the authors are trying to hide as little information as possible in a 10 page long prose story about sympathetic characters. In some cases, a bit more semi-humorous information is hidden amongst some drawings.

All in all, this seems like kids news for hip grown-ups: the author knows that the reader doesn't really care about complicated stuff such as politics or economics, but still wants to pretend to be a well-informed intellectual, so he wraps about a bit of information in a nice story. Some people might like that kind of journalism, I prefer real news!

And be warned: if you subscribe to Mother Jones, you will be flooded with junk mail.


title: an ok weekly news amagzine

text:
"The Economist" is an ok weekly magazine. It covers world politics and economy as well as some amount of technology (I wouldn't call that science, really) and culture. Luckily, it does not publish any celebrity news.

It gives an alright overview over what happened in the world, so I can recommend subscribing to it. However.....

-I do think that the quality of the articles is a bit weak. Especially when it comes to political topics, the number of articles that lack background information, a line of argument and a point is far too high. I often get the impression that the author doesn't quite know what he/she is talking about. I understand that "The Economist" is more focused on the economy side of things, however, it wouldn't hurt the magazine to hire some people that actually know something about politics.

-There is lack of critical analysis in the magazine. Especially when it comes to economy and business news, it would increase the quality of the articles if the authors would do a bit more of their own research and be more critical.

-I would like to read more different opinions on controversial topics. I am a big fan of the concept of publishing Pro/Con articles side by side as it gives a better understanding of different facets of the topic.

-I am also not a big fan of the fact that the authors name is not published, but that is a matter of taste. I have the feeling though that publishing the author names might help me avoiding the really bad articles.

Still, "The Economist" seems to be the best weekly news magazine published in US.


title: For anyone looking to start eating clean check this out

text: I love this magazine it has a ton of great recipes and tips that anyone can use. Photography makes you hungry every issue!


title: Enjoyable

text: Wonderful selection of stories - while visiting my Dad in his nursing home, promoted nice conversations and memories, sparking joy faith him. Since he had dementia, it really helped give him enjoyable moments of recall. Especially helpful as his focus had gotten shorter & he couldn’t often initiate conversation - this really helped on his good days.


title: Five Stars

text: Can't believe how fabulous and substantial this men's gay magazine is. Look forward to getting it every month.


title: Gun Digest is good reading and helpful sources and ads.

text: Great gun stories and more useful advertisers than most other gun masgazines.


title: "The Best Magazine In The World"

text:
I have heard this magazine/periodical described as "the best magazine in the world" and I have to agree with this statement. In fact, this may sound ridiculous, but it is so good that I can't even subscribe to it because I end of spending so much time reading it that I neglect my other work and duties. A sad comment on our increasingly hectic/modern lives (or at least mine).
I keep telling myself I will reward myself with a new subscription. I guess I need to do something to earn it:-)
Update: I now have a new subscription. Love it, of  course.


title: Have yet to recieve this magazine.

text: I received a music sheet book instead of the American Cake Decorator Magazine I ordered.  I haven't had a chance to send the sheet book back, hope to have some time to do so this weekend-what an inconvenience!  Very displeased!


title: A hobby of mine

text: I love the magazine and it is great reading for people interested in machining as a hobby.  I read each one several times before storing them for future reference.


title: Just cancelled my subscription

text: My bust library of back issues isn't going anywhere, but I just sadly cancelled my subscription.  This magazine used to flat out make my day (week?) as I eagerly devoured it.  Now it is a flip and toss.  Which is fine for those 10 bucks for 12 issues mags.  This one, not so much.  Plus the decline makes me sad.


title: DONT HOLD YOUR BREATH!!!

text: The fact that my boyfriend still has not recieved any magazines & they were ordered in April 2020 is a big reason to be disappointed, to say the least.


title: My granddaughter loves this magazine. She has been getting ...

text: My granddaughter loves this magazine. She has been getting it for three years now, since she was 11. When it is time for renewal. I always ask at renewal if she still wants it and she continues to be enthusiastic.


title: Excellent gift for seniors

text: Bought this for my mother who lives in an assisted living facility. the celebrity stories feature stars she actually knows, she loves the puzzles and looks forward to receiving something in the mail weekly. Now I now what to get her for Christmas every year.


title: Five Stars

text: My 13 year old son LOVES the magazine!!


title: Did not want auto renewal and could not cancel

text: Love the magazine but I did not want renew due to travel schedule. Amazon wouldn't let me cancel it and the reminder to review it brings back my frustration with the situation.


title: Quilting Arts Magazine

text: Totally inspiring for the artist and novice alike. Fresh and never the same.


title: Terrible

text: This magazine is not worth the cost.


title: anxious to start projects!

text: I am anxious for my subscription to start!  I have several old issues I purchased at news & book store several years ago.  I am so excited to see this new subscription start so I can play again.  I know it will be a five star and I hope the continue magazines as well as Quilting Arts Program on TV.


title: Reaching the Artist in the Quilter

text: No other quilting magazine can match Quilting Arts Magazine. Though it is a quarterly production it is rich in materials and helpful in bring out the artist in the quilter. The issue on wearable art is fantastic, with ideas that beg to be tried out. It may seem to be for the established artist, but it certainly spoke to me, who has only made a few wall quilts and bed quilts. I had just finished my first attempt at a quilted garment when I saw this issue, and it completely dazzled me, AND said to me, "You are an artist, too!" I highly recommend the magazine to all who would expand their horizons in quilting and clothing ornamentatio


title: An art quilt magazine and the non artist

text:
I do not consider myself an art quilter but I am not traditional either.  They give wonderful articles on basics such as placement, proportion, etc.

So for those of us who did not spend our school days in art classes, this is a good magazine to learn the fundamentals.  I'm sure later, I will grow into this magazine and utilize and appreciate more of the articles.  But for now it is the basic art skills that interest me.  Over the years my skill has changed and my taste in magazine changes along with that skill.

I would recommend this magazine to landscape quilters for improving their quilts.


title: Quilting Arts Magazine

text: This magazine is beautifully photographed and project directions are clearly written and easily understood.  Artist works are crative and a pleasure to look at.  All and all this is a lush publication.


title: This is a political magazine

text: I had received a subscription to this magazine 20 years ago.  It would be better to find those issues if you want to learn something.  The work by quilters is now substandard.  All of the challenges done in the last issue were about people who were left leaning.  THERE IS LITTLE TO NO ARTISTIC VALUE.


title: Best Needle Art Magazine Around

text: For anyone who loves needle work Quilting Arts magazine is for you.  If you love being creative as much as I do you will treasure each copy.  Each issue is a work of art by itself, and the ideas I get from it for projects if fantastic!  It's great for beginners as well as those of us who have been doing needle work for years.  Finally there is an upscale needle work magazine that doesn't "spin" the ordinary.  Thanks Quilting Arts!


title: Nice

text: About what I expected, or maybe a little less. I am, however, satisfied with this magazine. (I am writing this critique after receiving only one copy, so, read the other ratings too to be sure.)


title: Santa Fean

text: Santa Fean is a must for anyone who loves Santa Fe.  It has beautiful pictures and articles about the city different.  Some issues are dedicated to one interest like art.  I look forward to each issue.


title: Well written and interesting

text: I don't know how they do it, but Harper's always seems to present me with tidbits of information that I wouldn't have gotten anywhere else. It seems like they must have an army of people digging through documents to come up with some of their content. I generally read it cover to cover within a few days of getting it. I think it's great.


title: Dumbed down:  Your kids deserve better!!

text:
In Autumn 2004 I bought a subscription to this magazine for my 9 year old son:  I had fond memories of the subscription I had myself in the late '70s and early '80s.  Sadly, though the title has not changed, the content certainly has!  The "articles" are such short, scattered, unrelated "bites" of information, it would almost seem to cause Attention Deficit Disorder!  Once something's got your attention, they are already onto the next thing.  And the advertising:  Cartoon Network, the newest cinema attrations, sugary breakfast cereals, Game Boy games, Yu-gi-oh, etc.

For my 11 year old I bought a subscription to a science magazine called Odyssey, by the publishers of Cricket (Carus Publishing Company) which has proven to be infinitely superior  to National Geographic Kids.  I would recommend taking a look at Carus Pub. Co.'s offerings. Or, simply a book like the Guinness Book of World Records, for tidbits of neat interesting facts for kids, as an alternative to N.G.Kids.

Incidentally, I still have my copies of N.G.Kids from the late '70s, and it's not just my selective memory:  It really was a much better publication back then.


title: Love this magazine

text: I am a faily new knitter (taught myself to knit about three years ago with help from internet videos), and I am finally to the point where I want to branch out and knit things other than simple scarves and hats.  The patterns in this magazine are stylish, and will help me to learn new skills as I continue into the world of knitting.  Lots of great information, articles, pictures.  Will be one of my favorites for sure!


title: My favorite knitting magazine

text: This is the first time I have subscribed, but I've been reading and using Interweave Knits for about 2 years.  They are a great resource for new products as well as stitch types and yarns.  They've had great tutorials on entrelac, lace, and cables to name a few topics.  The patterns are a good variety of styles.  Often there are a few that are a bit too out there for my tastes, but there are almost always 2-4 that I can envision making.  They tend to be adult woman patterns, with the occasional child size or man's sweater.  That being said, though, all 5 of the sweaters I have made my husband he found browsing through these patterns.


title: access

text: I am subscribed to interweave craft daily but cannot access my account.i have sent a number of messages but have not received any answers.help!


title: Winter 2019 Cover Model

text:
First of all, I love Interweave Press products, and I will continue to purchase them. But I have to call them out on a recent cover photo. I tried repeatedly to give feedback directly, but the website continued to tell me I was missing a field that did not appear on the screen. So I’m making my complaint here:

Regarding:
Interweave Knits Winter 2019 Cover :

I’m concerned about the message conveyed to women when you use a model who is so thin, she looks emaciated.


title: Great for Patterns

text: Great to get new patterns, but if you are looking at this for a new knitter not the best way to go.  But it is wonderful to get new wonderful patterns for the up coming season.


title: Not what it used to be ...

text:
Really disappointed at the quality of the magazine as of late.  It gets thinner and thinner each issue, with less articles and less patterns. Ten years ago, it averaged 20 or more patterns per issue. Now you're lucky if you get 12.
The last issue was abysmal - benefit of the doubt, no models were used as we are still in the midst of a pandemic.... But there were honestly no patterns that I have any interest in knitting. Which is a first.
Kind of sad, Interweave. Kind of sad.


title: It truly sucks that I can’t get rid of it

text: I can’t get rid of it.  I don’t even knit and have paid for the subscription because whe I press the button to end it just renews.  I DON’T KNIT SO I DON’T WANT THIS!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent journal


title: I have ordered this for a couple years for a ...

text: I have ordered this for a couple years for a friend.  She loves the magazine. The price is reasonable and have never had a problem withlivery.


title: SJW content not interest

text: Back in the day it could be a bit liberal and pretentious. Now it is liberal and pretentious all the time. I got mine for less than a dollar and issue and it is still not worth it. Identity politics is a common theme. Predicable political slant in almost every article. Annoying not interesting.


title: Magazine

text: Bought as a gift for father inlaw who has owned a farm for numerous years.  This appealed to me because it is geared toward the small farmer.  He has enjoyed reading the different articles in the magazine.


title: How long till the magazine is sent?

text: Gave as a Christmas present and still have not gotten a magazine. Very disappointing!


title: Not bad

text: I used to read Parenting when my children were babies and figured I would give their new magazine a try after seeing the promotion. I didn't have huge expectations, was just expecting a quick read with some articles geared towards school age issues.  That is pretty much what I got.  Not that many articles have really stood out so far except one in the most recent issue on education and testing that I found interesting enough to save for a friend.  Overall its ok and one of the few parenting magazines not about babies or toddlers.  My biggest complaint is I received the first two issues back to back and one was for the month that had passed, the other for a month about to pass. I would have preferred receiving new issues instead of back issues.


title: The Economist reports the news from a world view. ...

text: The Economist reports the news from a world view. It allows for a overview and helps you to see the whole picture of an issue.


title: It's ok

text: Just a reminder that Disney owns this magazine, so  over look each magazine that shows up in your house before handing it to your children. Disney will sneak in advertisement for their movies or shows. If they do, just rip off the page, if it gets worse just cancel it.


title: Kids National Geographic

text: Subscription is impossible to cancel. No way to end it once you give your credit card. I absolutely hate hidden tricks like this that force you to keep paying for something you don't want!!!


title: Very entertaining

text: The kids love these colorful and interesting magazines. Great value for the price


title: Five Stars

text: Love it.


title: I love CityDog Magazine!!!

text: I love CityDog Magazine!  It's full of great articles on health and wellness, behavior issues, cool products, book reviews, pet friendly places to sit, stay and play with your pooch, as well as weekend get-a-ways, deluxe digs and a social calendar of events you can attend with your four-legged friends. I always enjoy reading every issue cover to cover, including all advertisements, in my quest to give my dog a good life.


title: Four Stars

text: Magazine arrives on time and is well written.


title: One Star

text: Only received one copy and the mailing ceased.


title: Five Stars

text: No problems!


title: Five Stars

text: I am glad to have the sexy nude ladies of Penthouse back in print!


title: Outstanding!

text: I have been a subscriber for over a year now, and this relatively new periodical is one of the best aviation publications I have ever read.  There are some very big aviaiton writers behind this magazine, and it shows.  Each issue covers many facets of the world of flight, with a definite bend towrds military avaition.  There are often wonderfull and riveting first-hand accounts from WWI, WWII, Veitnam, Korea, the Gulf War, and the war in the Balkans.  Each issue features a "gallery" which is simply a photo essay profile of a given aircraft, usually current front line military hardware, that is always stunning.  Some of the articles that I have really enjoyed include a comprehensive history of the military leather flying jacket, a first hand account by a Black Widow pilot in WWII who had to shoot down a B-29 after the crew bailed out and the autopliot flew on, and a great first-hand account by an A-10 pilot about a mission in Kosovo.  If you love flying, civil or military, warbirds or jet fighters, or even "aerial oddities" you will love this magazine!


title: Excellent source

text: For anyone interested in modern music, alternative info on politics and world affairs, this is great. Be aware of graphic language and some R rated illustration.


title: Watch out for the auto renew

text: Amazon tried to "auto renew" my subscription almost 5 months before my current subscription had come to an end.  I called their support number and they promptly refunded my money -- but just a heads up on this.  I respect what they tried to do, since this is 2013 and this is the magazine business we are talking about, so you need to do pretty much anything to maintain subscriptions and make money - but other subscriptions (e.g. Inc. and Fast Company) give you a warning first.  That is all.  Great magazine overall.


title: Pretty good

text: I think this is definately more geared toward the leisure kayaker. At least that is according to my husband. He enjoys the magazine, but for someone who is looking to read more about adventure and class IV's, this isn't exactly where you'll find it. Overall a good mag, but not renewing it based on the adventure aspect.


title: Girls' Life=Great magazine

text: I subscribed to this magazine last year and I haven't left it since. It is a gret magazine for girls 12-14. It includes advice aboout friends and family and boys. I disagree with one reviewer who said that some of the clothes in the magazine were inappropiate. in my opioion none of the clothes that are advertiused are inapprpiate at all. the reviewer also said that the advice that the girls were asking was not something that they should be concerned about. The girls that read this magazine are 12 to 14 and they are just starting  to like boys and they just want to know what the guys P.O.V is.<br />Overall, I think this is a great magiazine for girls 12-14. The age that girls are just starting to grow up!


title: Five Stars

text: very good info.


title: Great help in planning trips

text: Very good travel source. I will continue my subscription forever. Strongly recommended. Good national geography addition. Recommend your purchase the magazine.


title: Hunting

text: Informative magazine, at $10 for subscription, it can't be beat.  Great photos, a few too many ads for my liking, but all in all a good magazine.


title: One Star

text: Another useless magazine.


title: Love the hunting articles

text: Great magazine


title: I love this magazine!

text: I love this magazine! Full of style and info.


title: Good Magazine

text: Just received magazine yesterday.  Had several good items to knit.  Hope the rest of the magazines have as much good stuff.


title: ABC Soap Opera Digest

text: I love this magazine, being a longtime (since 1968) soap watcher. They have always been my "friends in the afternoon", and I think of them as my friends/actors, which I like to learn more about the characters who play my "friends".


title: ABC Soaps

text: I get this every year for my mother, and she really enjoys reading it. It's a good way to get updates if you miss some shows, and the who's coming and going is always interesting and fun to know.


title: My Favorite Magazine

text: This mag is great! I LOVE ABC soaps. My college classes make me miss most episodes, and although I try to tape them all I miss some. ABC Soaps in Depth keeps me up to date on everything going on in Llandview and Port Charles. It also has a bunch of candid pics of the actors. I highly reccomend it.


title: great soap mag

text: I love all of ABC's soaps and this magazine is great for people like me. Along with soap news it has a lot of good articles about the actors. It's great. :)


title: ABC Soaps In Depth

text: The headlines on the cover are not on the inside.  The cover gets you to buy the magazine, but does not deliver the goods.  I don't think I will renew this subscription in a year.


title: Country Living Magazine

text: The magazine is full of seasonal recipies, interesting stories, and recipies.  I especially like the decorating ideas and the how to do it parts.


title: very insubstantial

text:
I subscribed to this mag several months ago, and have deep regrets (even at the vey much lower UK price).  In short the magazine is very insubstantial, full of padding, badly designed and limited in scope.

The first copy that I received contained what purported to be a review of the Olympus E3,in truth it was nothing more than a quick stroll around the block, after taking it out of the box.  Large indifferent photos to demonstrate white balance etc, very little on picture quality, and a half page `jargon buster' to tell us what `camera shake is.  An insult to the intelligence of an 18 year old, let alone anybody very much older.  In fairness the more recent test of the Sigma compact was very much improved.

The design of the magazine is a mess.  Classically elegant areas of text and photos have been jettisoned as an idea, by the "designer", in favour of a mish mash of graphic trickery, with text on photos, and a most discordant appearance.  Trying to read text with all this peripheral `noise' is impossible.  Good job the text is in bite size chunks, and rather prosaic anyway.  Reproduction of images suffer from having their hue and saturation being `photoshopped' to within an inch of their lives ---to give a very odd and unrealistic appearance.

Finally, given the infinite scope of the magazine title, the editors seem most reluctant to step outside of the UK.  European towns, cities and wilderness are of infinite variety and beauty, before even thinking about America.


title: Worth The Money!

text: I love this magazine. You will find great inspiration, stimulating imagery and information. They connect well with their readers. I rarely will spend so much on a magazine but I do on this one, because there is always something in the publication that will benefit you.

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title: Beware

text: This magazine was advertised on Amazon and I subscribed however the magazine stop publication in May 2019 and it still on your website it really should be removed


title: boring mag

text: I got a subscription to this magazine because I was looking for an upscale fashion mag.  Ladies, please pass on this one.  The articles are boring and somewhat out of touch.  But, what really put me over the top, is when a few months ago I started noticing the cigarette ads in the magazine.  I mean really, I know its a tough market out there, but I just find it completely unethical to have these ads in a magazine read by young women.  Won't be renewing my subscription to this one!!


title: Don’t recommend

text: I’ve tried countless times to cancel this steel they take my money


title: If you like hunting and fishing this is for you

text: Really like the articles and the ads for fishing and hunting gear


title: Changing address

text: I need to change the address to send it too and I  can't see where to change it


title: Subscription

text: Didn't get magazine until 3 months had passed then received 3 Old issues at once. Half of slim magazine is ads.


title: They love them! The magazine has so many fun articles ...

text: Got a subscription for my kids for Christmas. They love them! The magazine has so many fun articles and they love to try to "Stump the Parents" with all of the crazy trivia questions!


title: Five Stars

text: The best food and wine magazine in the world.


title: Five Stars

text: Absolutely love this magazine


title: Poor eye for Talent.

text: I am a fairly proficient hard rock drummer and feel I have a good knowledge of who are and who were the great rock drummers. I only wish Modern Drummer possessed the same knowledge. Their featured drummers are either modern day heavy metal/grundge drummers from bands like Slipnot, Marilyn Manson and Rage Against the Machine, Godsmack or lightweight jazz drummers who most rock drummers are unfamiliar with. Heck, Marilyn Manson used a drum machine up until the last few years, that's how important he felt a live drummer would be to his sound. Like another reviewer said these modern day grunge,/metal/industrial/goth drummers are  "flash in the pan" drummers with no solid rock drummer influences - only the drone of distorted grundge melodies fill their their heads. Another odd anomoly is the drummers they celibrate from the 60's, 70's and 80's, drummers like Bill Bruford, Steve Smith and Dennis Chambers. Their focus is only on technique here (they exalt Smith to legendary status and allow this candy-ass Journey drummer to be the authority on many of the "drummer tip" articles).  All out, raw, but talented drummers like Jimmy Chamberlain, Dave Grohl, Matt Cameron, and Zach Starkey get short shift. Look, I do appreciate the lesson sections, but let drummers like I have just mentioned give tips on drumming once in a while. Furthermore classic drummers like Ian Paice, Mitch Mitchell, Carmen Appice, and John Bonham are never featured. Kieth Moon received a lame feature in a recent article on the 25th anniversary of his death because he epitomizes the type of percussionist Modern Drummer Magazine despises, a balls-out, creative, beyond-defining type of drummer. Placing these fat armed, tattoo-laden, heavy-handed, modern day heavy-metal drummers on the cover is just as cheap as the low end models of Pearl, Gretch and Ludwig drums they like to advertise. If you would feature top of the line drummers and top of the line gear you would certainly get more subscribers.


title: The best, bar none.

text: Modern Drummer is much more than a magazine about drummers; it's a magazine about DRUMMING. You simply can't find a better magazine that keeps you on top of everything drum-related. From new product reviews, to tuning techniques, to health columns about good playing posture and other drummer woes, to the well-written and informative articles, Modern Drummer is the best source of drumming information. Who knew that by reading a review with Godsmack's drummer, I'd learn that putting cotton balls in my floor tom is a great muffling technique? All music genres are covered in the magazine, with sheet music and guest columns from the world's greats showing how it's done.<br />If you're a drummer, do yourself a favor and get a subscription today. You will value this magazine for the rest of your life.


title: Modern Drummer sans the "Modern" drummers!

text:
I'll never forget when this magazine did a very small bit piece about Kevin Haskins, labeling him as an "up and coming" drummer. Of note, Kevin was one of the first drummers to effectively use electronics live and incorporate them as an instrument and not as an afterthought. He plays marimba (live) as well, so that makes him an official percussionist right? At the time the article appeared, Kevin had just completed his third album with the immensely popular group LOVE AND ROCKETS. Prior to that he cut like 7 albums as a member of the seminal and 'still-reigning' kings of Goth - BAUHAUS!  Meanwhile no mention ever in this magazine of innovative GANG OF FOUR drummer Hugo Burnham. Yet we've had like 5 Niel Peart (luv ya Niel, don't get me wrong) and 3 Chad Wackerman interviews...needless to say I quit subscribing LONG AGO!!!

David Scally - proud owner of early 70's Gretsch kits and brand spankin' new TAMA Starclassic Maples. All Zildjian.


title: Good drum magazine - Drum

text:
Good drum magazine - Drum! and Drumhead have surpassed it in terms of content quality now - but still a good magazine.
It is the longest running drum magazine out there.- more all around than Drum! and Drumhead. Drumhead is the best for
drummer interviews. Drum! is the best for special interest articles.


title: I did NOT renew the order for Modern Drummer. ...

text: I did NOT renew the order for Modern Drummer.  You did NOT come through with correct renewals and I cancelled the whole thing with you.


title: Five Stars

text: got my British GQ much earlier then i expected thank you very much...


title: Patterns only for plus sizes

text: I bought your magazine "19 projects to fall into Autumn" and was disappointed to find all but 1 pattern was for plus sizes. The cover of the magazine, project index, nor pictures of projects had indicated that the patterns were only for plus sizes.


title: Fourth Grade Teacher Review

text: Ask is an informative, high quality magazine for children that engages them as readers and learners.  Since each issue is devoted to a  particular theme, my students gain indepth information about a variety of topics.  They are fascinated by the attractive format  -- which includes wonderful photographs, illustrations, and graphic aids that are appropriate for young readers.  My students have eagerly written letters to the editor and entered  the bi-monthly contests.  I highly recommend Ask as an excellent  magazine  for school libraries, classrooms, and homes.


title: Great gift for a child

text: My 6 year old grandson loves this magazine. He enjoys learning about animals so this magazine was the perfect gift for him. Plus he loves to get mail each month that is just for him.


title: Five Stars

text: Great Magazine


title: Two years purchased turned out to be 6 months. They did offer to let me buy another 2 year subscription.

text: Bought the 2 year subscription in and received 1/2 a year then a renewal notice to buy another subscription. Magazines stopped coming. No contact info to call in notice. Daughter disappointed and I would not buy another subscription just to find out it was not as promised.


title: perfect read

text: I ordered this subscription for my husband and he loves it. He stays updated on the music world and so does my oldest son .


title: Sports Illustrated Subscription

text: Have been renewing  this subscription for years for my son- in- law! Never had any problems!  Good price!


title: Ranger Rick

text: This magazine has miminal information on animals. It had several pages about dragons which are not even wildlife. And counting exercises, I was expecting animal information for some reason.


title: too many ads

text: I have given this magazine as a gift for several years.  This year, the parents requested I no longer subscribe for their children as the advertising is too much and objectionable.  Went with Ranger Rick instead.


title: Essential

text: Subscribing to Newsweek is an incredible deal.  Individual issues are $4.95 each.  So you can buy 4 off the rack for the price of approx. 50 mailed to your door!  And I think this magazine is practically essential for anyone living in America today.  Educate yourself about what's going on in the world.  Don't just let things happen TO you and AROUND you.  Be informed.  Have opinions.


title: good stuf

text: I subscribed to this mag for two years and I think it's a very good magazine for teenage girls, it's not raunchy but at the same time it discusses some 'adult' issues such as teenage pregnancy,exploring body parts etc..it also has the readers point of view(eg: an article written by a regular person every month) and I think this shows that it is not a  onesided mag..they aren't trying to fool you to buy that pretty rhinestone jewel bag that will make you the coolest person..ok maybe just a little..I mean you get that in ALL mags.. in all it's a good mag..


title: Trash

text: I ordered this magazine to use some frequent flyer miles.  I agree with other readers that it is targeting an upscale market.  That did not bother me as much as the lack of morals the magazine promoted in my first issue. Page 193 December 2007 "The idea that Lucie "Save" herself for marriage and then risk marrying someone who sucked in bed scared me more than teen pregnancy".  Yes the author was an advocate for premartial sex for her children.  As a mother of two teens this will be the first and last issues that enters my home.  It will be cancelled even though it was FREE.  Don't waste your money!


title: Entitled and Mean Spirited

text: I was going to buy this and then stumbled on it in the doctor's office. I love InStyle, Lucky and other shopping mags, but the tone of this is mean and snooty. There are too many ads, and very little content. There's a Q&A section about sex after baby that's just mean, threatening that if you don't jump back in, "one of you will start sleeping with the girl in marketing..." Way to put an anti-feminist tone on sex after baby. Yuck.


title: bait and switch tactics make me sick

text: i was looking forward to getting my free issue of Cookie along with the promised "stylish" diaper bag and then making my decision on if i would subscribe.  but today i recieved my bill stating that after i sent in my $15, then i would be sent the diaper bag.  the original offer was clear in it's intention, and i am disdainful of these techniques.  i called the magazine and told them if they didn't honor the obvious tone of the orignal offer they could lose my information.  after reading the other revues, i am glad i did.


title: not COOL

text: I have to agree with those who didn't care for it. the only thing I liked was one article written by a Dad who was skateboarding with his son. It was witty, insightful and inspirational. the rest of the mag just seemed totally irrelevent to my life. It is aimed at people who dry-clean their childrens clothes. Does anyone do that? I don't want my kids to be that concerned with clothes and money. the few issues I read made me mad and depressed. I've never written a review before but felt compelled to do so regarding this lame magazine. Give me break with that $400 cashmere hoodie for my son! my son likes his vilified character t-shirts and that is what matters. He is not a reflection of my style, he is a reflection of his own. Get over yourselves!


title: Great mag

text: This is my favorite magazine. I always find out something new and useful. For example, a few issues ago there was a great explanation of term and full life insurance. There are also great articles about traveling with kids abroad (in style) and product reviews of new high end baby and kid stuff.


title: For the busy business mogal mom

text: My mom got me this mag for a christmas present.  I loved the first one that had a whole section of the best kids books.  I thought it was a feature but it wasn't.  They do have a section that I love that puts new (and some old) music, books, movies, and toys into color schemes for different ages and a review of these products.  They also have some great features about how to plan a unique party and some dinner ideas as well as some cover articles that I enjoyed, but so much of it is fashion and makeup and things that are so expensive (some of it kids clothes and yes the models look cute but for my daughter who likes to be able to move and get dirty, it just isn't for our family.) Even before I was married I never wore make-up and yes I like to look good but the fashion tips aren't why I want a family mag. (If so I would get a fashion mag) I want to learn what other families are like, and what solutions others have but this one just seems a little snooty. I think that is because it is aimed at the moms who are super successful business women who need to look perfect while being the best mom ever. But it still is a cute one and I like some of the features that is why I gave it three stars.


title: EXCELLENT!

text: I love this magazine! Full of articles and resources for a military spouse! Well worth the price of subscription. I always learn something new everytime i read it. The resources they list inside are of great help as well. If you are a military spouse BUY IT!


title: All ads

text: I guess it is worth the $10 subscription. However this magazine was filled with ads, 75% ads 25% articles about things i already knew!! I learnt nothing from this magazine!


title: Ugh.

text: I will just ditto what everyone else says. I gave it a chance since it was a free subscription, but I'm still canceling. WAY too pretentious -- I highly recommend "Wondertime" instead!


title: Great magazine

text: Finally, A parenting magazine that I actually want to read!!!!!  Great articles on children friendly vacation spots, super gift ideas for children and adults, and plenty of great fashion tips for mom and tot. Love this magazine!


title: So pretentious

text: I had hopes that this magazine would be a nice alternative to the others out there.  From the moment I opened it, it felt so smug.  I gave it a chance and read it cover to cover (the April issue).  But what finally did me in (after having read that I could buy an $800 blouse to make me feel pretty in that after pregnancy stage, that I could match my children's shoes to my Jimmy Choo's and finally that I could buy my child the latest $300 tricycle) was the article entitled "Normal" about a child who was misdiagnosed with Autism.  The article discussed how distraught the mother was after her child was diagnosed with Autism to the point that she tried to committ suicide.  The article ended with the fact that the child turned out to be a genius.  What was the point of this article?  To say thank God it wasn't true?  What about those parents out there who have an autistic child, how does this article make them feel? The article was painful and insensitive.  There are better ways to spend you $10 than on Cookie.


title: This magazie will never make it.

text: The products and clothes they feature are way too expensive and most of them are advertisers anyways.  Lame articles.  I'll be surprised if it lasts 6 mos.


title: just the right mix

text: This magazine may not be for everyone, but I find it just the right mix of parenting, baby and relationship information with a fun contemporary spin.  I don't expect to be able to afford or even want everything or anything in most of the magazines I pick up, but I like seeing what cute stuff is out there and getting ideas for the nursery and baby.  Especially now that Domino is gone - I really look forward to Cookie.


title: Fun, interesting, kind of upscale parenting magazine

text:
Some people say it's pretentious, but after getting a free subscription to Cookie, I really find I enjoy it. No, I'm not going to buy a $400 shirt for a toddler, but I'm not going to buy a $30,000 gown featured in Vogue either, and I enjoy that magazine as well.

This is a pretty magazine, with interesting articles and some reasonably-priced ideas and features. I really like the food sections. It's probably not good for organic parenting or anyone trying to simplify their lives, but I find it a source of good ideas and a little bit of escapism. If you're a parent who likes travel, gourmet food, and appreciates the existence of a sex advice column in a parenting magazine, check it out.


title: I TOTALLY DISAGREE

text: This is a great magazine!  It is for parents and grandparents who love good design.  If you love Domino, then you will love this too.  The articles were differnt than any other existing parenting periodical out there.  It is different and highlights unique products and ideas.


title: Coo-Coo Magazine

text: I received a free promotional subscription with a purchase of something. Now I regret I agreed to it. This magazine is a waste of time and money (and we, consumers, directly or indirectly pay for it). A few comments in addition to other negative reviews: in one of the last issues I read about a stubborn boy wanting to wear a dress/skirt to school and confused parents allowing him to (now they are facing a problem of maintaining a separate wardrobe with girl clothing for their son); and an article on what porno videos to watch and when. "Very insightful" publications. Oh, last issue had a simple trout recipe. I saved the recipe, the rest of the magazine went into recycling bin the very same day.


title: If there was a 'zero' stars option..........

text:
........I would have used it.
Just canceled my subscription.  NOT something I want around my house available to my kids.  Articles on sex, a Q&A section that is advice from their 'sexpert'...you know, on porn, masturbating, etc.....SICK, SICK, SICK.
NOT for me!


title: if i could give it zero ...

text:
every magazine strives to have an "editorial voice" -- the feeling that as you read, it's one individual speaking to you the whole time.  and when i put this magazine down, i had the feeling that i would not want to be in the same room with that "editorial voice" for a moment.

if i could give this magazine zero stars, i would.  i wanted to add to the pile of negative reviews ... i wish i would have counted the number of indignant "hah!"s that came from my mouth as i read the december issue.  the kicker, as "busymom" stated before me, being the birds-and-bees author's horrifying perspective on her daughter's future intimacy -- to know there are moms who actually think that way about their elementary-school-age children makes me want to cry.

this magazine is written for the moms in "the nanny diaries" to read at the salon while the nanny takes their kids to "mommy and me."

to sum up, it was disgusting and snobbish, it made me sick and i never want to see it again.


title: It's good enough.

text: The writing quality is excellent and it's edited well. My gripe is with a lot of the subject matter. It seems as though conclusions are made with incomplete information or lack of thourogh discussion.


title: Finally a magazine worth reading.

text: Finally a magazine worth reading. Full of interesting, relevant , articles.


title: It is great!

text: LOVE this!


title: Good easy recipes

text: Love this magazine great pictures and recipes


title: Eating Well

text: Find many of the articles interesting read.  I enjoy this magazine with its different recipes and articles.


title: Chomp chomp

text: This helps me eat clean. Love this mag!!!


title: No real recipes, just ads

text: Very few actual recipes, lots of ads. This magazine is all hype and fluff. I have tried and tried to stop my "subscription", I paid for another magazine which was discontinued, then was switched to this msgazine without my consent. I have gotten no response. Its like dealing with a vampire, you cant kill the subscription.


title: Great food, but not for a budget

text: I love fine food and wine, but some of the recipes this past year have been way out of my league.  I have never heard of some of the ingredients they ask for, and wouldn't have a clue where to find them!  Of the ones I have tried, however, they all were very good (albeit time consuming).  I love the pictures and the articles, but I just don't have the money to keep up with the food.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Just the magazine that I was looking for.


title: Five Stars

text: Great Magazine has lots of information that will us go self-sufficient.


title: Five Stars

text: Amazing Magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Very excellent reference


title: really learn a lot about many things on the farm and about the farm.

text: I was raised next to the farm I now own and though I new a lot about it but Hobby farms keeps opening my eyes to new ideas and money saving was of doing things.


title: Four Stars

text: Love it!


title: Hobby Farms

text: Love the magazine.  It has lots of good articles that are interesting to me.  It helps me have a little country in the city.


title: 2 months and still waiting!!

text: 2months after paying for subscription still have not received my first copy should of stuck to buying from newsstand. Disappointing because love the magazine


title: Wonderful

text: Wonderful Magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Nice but can't beat Countryside


title: Did the mail come?

text: Golf fanatic kid loves it. Looks forward to monthly issue


title: Five Stars

text: It is current and interesting.


title: Helps with my game!!

text: Love mag


title: Will not renew this magazine

text: OK magazine not really what I wanted


title: Four Stars

text: Golf magazine has good tips & good analyses of equipment.


title: i cant enter golf.com/giveaway WHY

text: ON PAGE #5 IT SHOWS TO ENTER DRAWING BUT NOTHING THERE


title: Five Stars

text: Good


title: Good Print Magazine

text: There is not that many print Golf Magazines any longer - this one has stood the test time because of good content


title: Not for all, essential for some

text:
One of the biggest names in the German newspaper market, Die Zeit is devoted  to its weekly publication rhythm in structure and content. It is not last-minute but relevant, in-depth, and filled with background.
  It is not an easy newspaper to read by any means, you do need high-level German in areas of politics, cultural affairs, economics, etc... to enjoy its full power.
  It is the central organ for the German academia, universities, and intellectual circles, an important source that is usually right on the money and has an autonomous voice in political affairs and economics (though for political affairs I personally prefer the slightly more Liberal Frankfurter Rundschau or the NZZ, for economics the FAZ).
  If your German is good enough and you are interested, I definitely recommend Die Zeit...though remember: you need Zeit to read Die Zeit!

P.S. Oh yeah, and it is THE source for certain job ads in Germany, that is, for the academic job search, high-level engineering, research, labs, and some business. If you are looking for a job in Germany, find out which newspaper to read, the market is fairly precisely segmented!


title: They Don't Make Them Better

text:
I have been reading "The Literary Review" for years--all essays, reviews, letters, bad sex prizes.  Since every reviewer (almost every, although I don't remember the exception) writes with such lucidity, enthusiasm, and intelligence, you don't want to pass up a single article, no matter how remote your own interests stand in relation to its subject.

Looking forward to my subscription (did you say you offered a lifetime subscription?). . .

Laura Berke


title: BEST MAGIZINE

text: I got this magizine and i was in love with it.  it has the best stories, tips, and quizes.  Their are answers to your problems and every thing for a girl around 11 and on.  I will keep subscribing to this magizine.  it is the BEST.


title: One Star

text: Nothing that interests me anymore


title: Great for kids !

text: Love these books !


title: The best magazine for Arizona

text: Very easy process in renewing my subscription - cost was very attractive and the magazine quality is superb. Will do it again.


title: Enjoy

text:
Great for gifts
Give to someone in nursing homes
Was appreciated greatly
Give to others generously
Inexpensive specials good for gifts


title: Good magazine verging on great

text:
I've been a long time reader of Grassroots Motorsports.  They recently purchased British Car magazine and switched things up a bit.  Instead of being exclusively British content it now spans a gamut of interesting classic vehicles.  Now coverage includes German cars, Japanese cars, Italian cars, French cars along side the British cars that were the original focus of the magazine.

So while Triumph TRs will still be in Classic Motorsports, you will see them along side Datsun 510s, Roadsters and Z cars.  BMWs of various vintages and styles are no stranger to these pages.  There was a wonderful comparison test that featured Fiats, Alfas, MGs, and Triumphs.  While it seems that this could lead to being a jack of all trades and master of none, the coverage is very well informed and the staff does a fantastic job of picking content to keep things interesting but not vague.


title: Best American Car Magazine

text:
If you're a car nut, this is your magazine.  There is no other like it.  Magazines like Car and Driver, Road and Track, and Motor Trend are fine publications, if you're only interested in brand new cars, and love cliché phrases.  Sport Compact Car, European Car, and the other tuner magazines are about throwing parts onto cars, the bulk of which serves only to plug their advertisers.  Grassroots Motorsports is for people who love cars and driving.

The magazine has covered more ground in the past 5 years that I have been reading it than most of the supposedly mainstream magazines.  They built a Triumph Spitfire powered by a Mazda rotary engine.  They built a Mustang that can turn and handle as well as go fast in a straight line.  They review new cars as well as those that were new long ago, but are still relevant, interesting, and capable of stealing the lunch of newer and "better" cars.  There is also excellent coverage of amateur and professional motorsports in each issue that simply is not found anywhere else.

If you want a car magazine that covers everything, but does so with an unequalled depth, this magazine is for you.


title: great magazine prices

text: This was a great deal on Seventeen magazine best price I could find for a 2 year subscription when Amazon has their sale on magazines.


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: Poor production value

text: Limited articles, poorly sourced amateur photos, and its disinteresting.


title: Not received

text: Love this magazine and subscribed thru Amazon,still waiting for an issue. No help from amzn or publisher. Will cancel


title: BIDEN IS NO JACK KENNEDY!

text: The one edition of the magazine praised Biden as President!  He was a default selection for the nomination, failed twice before to obtain the nomination and is just a puppet for the Woke Left wing.  I almost cancelled my subscription in sheer disgust.  Otherwise, it represents Irish America's interests well.


title: If you like cowboys and Indians you will like it

text: Great articles


title: Good

text: Buy it


title: Five Stars

text: Another birthday pleaser for my grandson!


title: Undoubtedly the best world news magazine in publication.

text: World news and personal interest articles written with no bias.  Superb writing style.


title: Year long cooking inspiration for super deal

text: Already a Gourmet subscriber I choose to renew through Amazon this time which gives me 12 issues for $10!<br />To me Gourmet is one of the best food magazines, besides recipes that always work I love to read the food related travel reports. Photography is among the best, both for the travel articles as the dinner articles.


title: Five Stars

text: I like the scope of reporting on events & fascinating stories including Mr. Black!


title: An okay mag that seems driven by ad revenue

text:
The first impression I got on reading an issue was that the magazine is a mouthpiece for its advertiser's products. Seldom does one see a review that rates equipment in an "average" or, heaven forbid, "junk" status!

But if you can filter thru some of the content, then there is some fairly decent information for a beginner Home Theater enthusiast. I recall reading an article once that clearly explained the differences between Dolby Digital and DTS and what "DTS-ES" and all that verbiage meant. For someone like me, who was trying to determine if the extra $$ spent an AV Receiver featuring DTS was worth it (5 years ago) - this article was extremely informative.

That said, this is surely not one for the audio/videophile camp looking for cutting edge information and profound assessment on high end gear. Magazines like "The Perfect Vision" is perhaps more apt for a fairly seasoned enthusiast who has dabbled in some quality equipment before. Magazines like "Cargo" cater to the lower end of the spectrum - folks just looking for info on the latest gizmos.

S&V probably fits in the space between, and does a fairly decent job there.

Just my 2 cents :-)


title: Excellant Magazine

text: My 10 year old son loves this magazine. Cleverly written and artistically illustrated. Educational and thought provoking. I would highly recommend it.


title: Keeps Interest

text: Gave it as a birthday gift to my granddaughter.  Covers a variety of topics for pre-teen girls which keeps them reading all month till the next issue.


title: awsome

text: Nothing but the best--I love country design and this magazine is what it is all about!!!!


title: Four Stars

text: it's what it is


title: sew away

text: Very helpful for everyday sewing. Should have more wearable fashion sewing articles and how-to features particularly for the older woman.


title: Never got the magazine

text: I paid over 260.00 dollars for this magazine subscription. The check was sent from Amazon to the publisher in England. The publisher in England has the magazine on hold and apparently never got the check Amazon sent. I was screwed around with for 2 months and the publisher in England never let this magazine company know what was going on. Very poor service on their part. I will never order another magazine from anywhere but the USA. Now I have to wait for a couple of billing cycles to get my money back. It's a lot of hassle for nothing. Never order magazines from another country whether you love them or not...


title: WAKE UP & BE CAUTIOUS!

text:
How do the readers know that all the publicity and articles for the products featured are not paid for by the manufacturers of those products? They don't.

And do you think that all the plastic surgery physicians were listed in the back of the magazine free of charge? Uh,likely not. Those physicians PAID TO BE LISTED IN THIS BOOK. They weren't listed due to their credentials.

To me, this looks like 200+pg. book full of advertisements paid for by the manufacturers to make their products look good. There is NO credible back up that supports the integrity/quality of the products.

Does anyone notice that it isn't loaded with ad's?  Hmmm, how does a magazine make money without paid advertisements?  They don't (subscriptions & consumer purchases don't provide enough revenue).

Looks like a cheap knock off of a "Consumer Reports" catalog except New Beauty appears "bought & paid for".

I say "buyer beware".


title: Rip Off

text: I have subcribed for this twice thru Amazon (sucker that I am),never got even 1 issue.Got refunded the first time,have yet to get refunded this time (and I ordered August 2010).Now I see that this magazine is "not available".No wonder.I dont know if I should blame Amazon or the aloof publishers of this title,but you wont bite me a third time!!  Stay away!  Talk about ruining Chrysler's name....


title: Witness Lee--Affirmed; All Others--Critiqued

text: Presented as a "scholarly journal" one would expect an objective, unbiased (or at least balanced) presentation of views. However, this journal affirms the teachings of only one Christian teacher--Witness Lee, the deceased leader of "the Lord's Recovery Church." All other views are critiqued or dismissed if & when they diverge for those of Witness Lee.


title: Paula Deen magazine

text: I bought this for my mother-in-law.  She loves Paula Deen.  I don't know anything about the magazine but I ordered it a couple of weeks before Christmas and they informed me she wouldn't be getting her subscription until March.  That is totally ridiculous.


title: Lovely magazine but don't order from here!!

text: This is a great magazine filled w/ creative ideas filled with French charm and style. But don't order it here, you may never get it and will be out your money. I ordered it 2 years ago and have yet to receive an issue. Amazon customer service was totally helpless and uncaring, they refered me to their outside vendor who had no knowledge of the order. Amazon said they couldn't track it yet they had no problem collecting my money in the first place. Since then, customer service has never responded to any of my inquiries or requests for a refund. Terrible, terrible customer service!


title: FAV magazine ot the week!

text: I cannot wait until my Entertainment Weekly arrives in the mail.  I make myself a cup of tea, clear off the counter-and this is ME time.  Me and Entertainment Weekly...that is!  Great stories, up to date on everything from movies to moves, singers to swingers, books to dirty looks, and new fashions to new passions.  Gotta love it, they have it all---and then some!


title: No longer mailing the magazine

text:
I have been a long time subscriber and just renewed again last year- have always been very happy and got the magazine every month.

As of Aug. 2022 no more magazines.


title: Four Stars

text: Received first copy but no tote as promised.


title: I love it

text: very informative!


title: Essence has missed the mark

text: I have subscribed to this magazine since the beginning.  However it has changed so much.  The changes have fell short.  I miss the recipes and other topics ex issues on finances for home buyer etc.  I feel you are missing the mark of this magazine


title: Very Informative

text: Great read! Updates on the superstars in Black Hollywood! I am enjoying my subscription!!!


title: Fantastic

text: I love the magazine and was happy to receive the issue on the promised date


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text: Essence!❤❤❤


title: Great magazine

text: Excellent articles and information.


title: Disappointed

text: Very disappointed with the first issue of Lion's Roar.  Seems way too caught up and focused on "celebrity."  I miss Shambala Sun.


title: Wired All Acess

text: Good product. But be careful of the automatic renewal if you only want to sign up for one term subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine i have been reading it for years


title: I'm not sure if there is a better magazine in the whole world.

text: This magazine is a treasure... great stories, great articles, inspiring photos. Obviously if you're a North Carolinian it's going to mean more to you than someone who isn't.  But the quality of this magazine is top notch.  Unlike many magazines out there right now, this one is not filled with fluff.  It's substantial, and every issue is different.  You don't find yourself reading a story and thinking, "Didn't I read one just like this a few months ago?"  Bravo, Our State!


title: Did not receive my magazines.

text: I ordered this subscription in December, and it is now February and I have not received any magazines.  I would not recommend ordering magazines from Amazon.


title: Stories

text: My G.F. and I go through the stories and enjoy them. Plenty of nudity in the magazine. If you like short stories, this is for you.


title: Great for you little ones!

text: Great fun educational item for young children


title: The case of the missing Kindle subscription

text: I subscribed to this combination print/Kindle deal. The magazine  is arriving, but there's no sign of my Kindle subscription. Goldmine says "Call Amazon." Amazon says "Have you called Goldmine?" I give up. As for the magazine, it's a pale shadow of its former self, but so are all print products. Rabid record collectors will still find it of value.


title: This magazine is for machine quilting

text: I thought this book had only hand embroidery


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title: Help w subscription!!’

text: My fiancé is no longer getting his subscription that o bought for him he got it for two month only


title: Two Thumbs Up!

text: The puzzles are great. They are challenging, but not impossible to solve.  And I really love that each puzzle has a theme.


title: BOOKMARKS CHECKS OUT BRUCE WATSON

text:
BOOKMARKS deserves some credit for its review of Bruce Watson's 2007 book on Sacco and Vanzetti.  Here is what Bookmarks reports:

"Even after 80 years, claims Bruce Watson, the prejudice and injustice that sentenced Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti to death "haunt American history." Though he presents no new evidence, Watson uses extensive research to offer a judicious and compelling description of the trial and its far-reaching aftermath. Only the Wall Street Journal, which nevertheless described Watson's narrative as "vivid" and "smoothly written," complained that he distorted or ignored facts to suit his "liberal conscience"; other critics considered Sacco and Vanzetti an honest account that neither romanticizes nor vilifies the duo. Watson clearly sympathizes with his subjects, and one gets the feeling that he believes in their innocence. Still, he doesn't dismiss the questions raised by the evidence."
It is true that Mr. Watson presents no new evidence.  (What Mr. Watson wrote to me about new findings I will not cite.)  Mr. Watson recycles David E. Kaiser's charge of inadequate ballistics studies and prosecution presentation of false exhibits.  To appreciate Professor Kaiser's boldness, readers need to see the statement Dr. James E. Starrs published in the JOURNAL OF FORENSIC SCIENCES (April 1986, p. 650):  "The Young and Kaiser book, although the latest on the subject, is crippled by its failure to take into full account the findings of the 1983 Select Committee, of which this author informed Professor Kaiser well in advance of his book's publication."  Mr. Watson chose not to cite Professor Starrs' 1986 publication.  Mr. Watson's account of "Vanzetti's gun" on p. 141 is quite remarkable.  If BOOKMARKS looks a second time at p. 141, it may wish to modify its claim that Mr. Watson's book presents "a judicious and compelling description of the trial."  Perhaps it is "compelling" for Mr. Watson to note (p. 185) that "Katzmann whirled on one heel."


title: Rolling Stone Magazine

text: What's to say? If you want a magazine that prints not only music reviews and articles, it has incredible writers that tell everyday events the way they should be told. Writers are not afraid to "tell it like it is" and I for one applaud them for doing it.Wanna be truly informed? It's your choice.


title: Disappointed

text: Only got 1 copy


title: Love this mag!

text: I love this magazine...I'm so excited to read it when it comes in the mail! Great gift for teenage girls!: )


title: Our number 1 pick, even over Ladybug

text: My curious 3 1/2 yr old pre-schooler is absolutely fascinated by the themes in this magazine. A few of the articles are above his level which means I will be saving the magazine in a slipcase for future re-reading. The last issue I received was on the theme of magnification -- and we played with a magnifying glass and now more than a month later he enjoys pulling out a magnifying glass and magnifying all of the teeny tiny objects that catch his interest like the little metal balls in mazes, ants outside the house etc Don't pass on this one, it has in depth articles, and plenty of pictures to engage a young ones interest too. What a great opportunity for open ended learning!


title: Faces...

text: An excellent resource for children to learn about other people and cultures. I use this in my homeschooling.


title: Wish I had not subscribed.

text: Ordered this for my son on March 27. Checked date of delivery, which said July 3.  That is an excessive wait if you ask me. Very disappointed.


title: Very Good

text: We bought this for our girls (who are all homeschooled) and they read every single word of it, and proceed to talk about what they have read. The excitement of getting something in the mail beats electronic delivery any day of the week! The food section has been put to good use in our house with our eldest researching the origins of the foods covered, and regional variations of same. She then chooses one of the foods and tries to recreate it. Yum. Good magazine.


title: New Moon is the BEST Girls' magazine around

text: I first came across this magazine years ago when it was a fledgling publication.  I was so impressed that I filed it in my memory banks and years later, when my daughter was about 6, I bought her a subscription.  She's thirteen and still loves it.  This magazine is ad-free and is written by girls, for girls.  They promote open-minded exploration of ideas and values.  And they explore all sorts of topics girls are interested in, everything from friendships to menstruation to zits to human rights to natural resources -- all without ads or stupid stereotypes.  I highly recommend this magazine and often give it as a gift!  My only regret:  they don't publish a similar magazine for boys!  Most boys mags are just trendy trash.


title: My boy's life won't include Boys Life

text: I was really disappointed with this magazine because it is so full of advertisements and blatant "product placement." It seems to promote "pop culture" and related attitudes rather than truly exploring nature and values. Sadly, aside from Boys Quest (which is too young for my son), I haven't found another magazine aimed at the 10-14 year-old boy.  For those who have really open-minded, secure boys, or progressive girls, I recommend New Moon Magazine -- it's an outstanding ad-free pub.


title: The Graces of Faces

text: FACES is a great magazine that lets children explore many cultures from around the world. Through folk tales, photos, and maps FACES takes its readers on an adventure that teaches them about the lives, traditions, and pastimes of many cultures. FACES' target audience is between the ages of 9 and 14, but its interesting articles and entertaining themes are suitable for any reader looking for knowledge. You will learn about many places in the pages of FACES.


title: Misunderstanding

text: After my earlier post, I received a Scout Life magazine.


title: Good magazine

text: Education articles


title: No content

text: All ads, where is the content??


title: Gift for grandson!

text: Ordered magazine for my 13 yr old grandson for 3 years now. He really enjoys "Boys Life" and anticipates it's arrival.


title: Great magazine!

text: My son loves this magazine. He had been reading it for nine years and refers back to older issues on a regular basis.


title: Five Stars

text: Great writers and great outodor hunting and fishing stories


title: Five Stars

text: Good all around outdoor hunting and fishing articles


title: Five Stars

text: Great hunting stories


title: Good info

text: Good info


title: I ordered wrong magazine. Thought I ordered Outdoor magazine ...

text: I ordered wrong magazine.Thought I ordered Outdoor magazine. NOt interested in hunting, guns, etc.


I ordered a subscription because i enjoyed it in my younger years. But why when i order thru Amazon i am now receiving 4 other magazines i never ordered.


title: Five Stars

text: Always a great read since childhood to adult


title: Five Stars

text: Always a good read


title: Four Stars

text: gave it as a gift and is appreciated.


title: excellent magazine

text: A wonderful magazine that covers a wide range of cultural, political, and religious topics. I have never been disappointed with an issue. As a new mother, First Things helps me feel connected and better informed.


title: Commercial and biased

text: This magazine just pushes products and promotes materialism. There are few good articles and tips, but many with political, biased viewpoints. Not what I was hoping for at all!


title: Not What It Once Was

text: Anti-papal far-right drivel. It's a real shame. Father Neuhaus would be disgusted.


title: First Things First Rate!

text:
First Things magazine is a valuable guide to faith, culture & world events.  It represents eccumanism of CS Lewis' "Mere Christianity" veriety, not of the lowest common denominator.

If you want to know what commited & intelligent believers are thinking & talking about, look no further!


title: Enriching

text: Great journal for Christian thinking on many cultural topics.


title: Some need to read and just not look at the titles and pics

text:
Muscle and fitness is a decent magazine.  its like most all else out there.  a bit slim, but good articles beyond just working out.

theres not magically gonna be a new bodypart that appears in a future magazine.  you can only train the bodyparts you have.  so all the posts saying "its the same articles, big chest, huge arms, etc"

those are the ones that might wanna start reading the articles a bit more than "judging a book by its cover.....or title spot"

reason being, i;ve read this since the beginning of highschool and am now a college graduate for three years now.  over 10 years of reading this magazine and yea... its the same bodyparts mentioned in a certain rotation...

HOWEVER EACH ARTICLE HAS SHOWN DIFFERENT METHODS FROM MANY DIFFERENT PEOPLE.

its like baking a pie people.... apple pie consists of crust, install the apples, bake,then eat.

however not every apple pie is made nor tastes the same.

if more people would quick bickering over the bodyparts covered (which are limited being that humans havent changed much over the past hundred years as far as bodyparts are concerned) and pay more attention to:

1) the nutrition studies

2) different methods and tips from various people to work a part

3) new breakthroughs in supplements and nutrition.

4) and perhaps the other nicknacks sections of new products outside the gym world

more people would learn more and less people would be out of shape in this country.

if you actually wanna read a magazine for articles different methods and nutrition studies, this is a decent one.

if you are one of the idiots who just look at pictures or article titles and ASSume its all the same and T&A then come to the conclusion without thouroughly reading, that the magazine is bad, go for a picture book instead.


title: HAVEN'T RECEIVED

text: I ordered this in Nov.22th. I haven't received any Marie Claire from Amazon until now.


title: starting out

text: Digital Photo has keeped me up on the latest gear and a lot of tech.issues that I would never known about.I am just starting out on my photo career and your articles have given me a lot of insight to many way of improving my photo,s


title: Recycled article

text:
Is any one frustrated by the fact they paid good money to buy Guitar World magazine only to experience, in this case, the dreaded sense of Deja vu? Future Publishing is presenting as new, previously published articles again. I am referring to the trio of Pink Floyd articles that appeared in the Nov 2010 issue of GW. Wouldn't it piss you off to remember you read the same articles the previous year in another magazine. If you weren't aware, the illustration on pg47 was originally presented as the cover of last year's Classic Rock magazine Vol.139 2009 also by Future Publishing. Incidentally a better cover as it was in the form of Hi-def Lenticular cover! Let's see:
- The title of the Article was changed from "Tear Down The Wall" to "Legends of The Wall"
- Introductions, the same...
- Credited to Glenn Povey, Illustrations by Magictorch, check
- Bob Ezrin Interview by Jaan Uhelszki, representing Classic Rock now reworded/edited to represent GW especially the questions but the Erzin responses were repeated verbatim.
- The title of the Kevin Murphy article was originally presented as "Behind the Wall", now reads Triumph of The Wall." Detailing Alan Parkers experience making the movie, the article was again recycled verbatim.
- Classic Rock magazine went a step further and did a roundup w/ 21 different of rockstars Dio, Portnoy , Wakeman etc.and got them to share their favorite Pink Floyd experience. GW was too busy patting themselves on the back for lifting the first 3 articles.

First, while the articles were informative, they were more appropriate to and better presented in a magazine detailing the Rock Experience such as Rolling Stone, Spin or Classic Rock magazine. Actual guitar related content was minimal.
Second, I am certain the excuse will be related to country of origins, Classic Rock mag being more widely sold in Europe but if you can read english, have access to Barnes and Noble, Border Books etc. or even a computer you can buy CR Magazine anywhere in the USA. This is the very point of concern when Future Publishing bought out Guitar One and Guitar World. These 2 magazine coexisted for decades and still published original material alongside GFPM, Guitar School and Guitar Player. Why does Future Publishing have the right to repeatedly present year old material as current and original?

The magazines should conspicuously note re published articles and offer subscribers additional content or just offer original material!
apken


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful magazine for NJ residents


title: Buyer beware

text: Buyer beware! I got this magazine at a special price but didn't know it was set up for auto renewal. Unlike the claim above, at no time did I get an email informing me it was going to be renewed; they just charged my card. Now they will not refund the total price! Nor have I received a new issue so I don't know why they will not refund me. Never buying this again.


title: Great magazine!

text: I have had a subscription for prevention magazine before years ago. I have purchased this subscription for my Father who has also really enjoyed it. I would highly recommend it to anyone interested in nutrition and health.


title: A very worthwhile purchase!

text: Love this magazine, so informative and very encouraging. A wonderful periodical filled with godly advice and encouragement for wives and mothers young and old, as well as for the single girls.


title: Shopping on line

text: This was for my Grandson, who has discovered MAD magazine and really enjoys it.  This is a X-mas gift that will keep on giving all year long.  Has received his first magazine already, and his response was "EPIC!


title: People magazine

text: I love this magazine!  It's not as good as it used to be but most magazines aren't.  It's an overall great magazine.  One of my guilty pleasures!


title: Great reoccurring gift for wife

text: Love the subscription


title: Three Stars

text: Love all the recipes.


title: Two Stars

text: Sock quality not good at all. Appears good for wearing only 2 times then trash


title: Recipes

text: A little bit of everything, 💘


title: Excellent magazine

text: Great woman’s muscle and fitness


title: Four Stars

text: Thank you very good


title: Extreme delay in receipt of magazine!

text: Ordered this in January 2018 for my granddaughters birthday and she just received her first magazine in September 2018!!!<br />It was promised to arrive in April.


title: One Star

text: I only received one issue from my subscription until it's expired.


title: New issue  july iusse  of diesel world mag

text: When  do  the  next issue Of diesel world magazine  comes out


title: An Excellent Guide to Tropical Fish Husbandry

text: Tropical Fish Hobbyist has been a gift for my son for several years now and he likes it very much which is why I continue to get it for him as a birthday gift.  It appears to have articles which aren't found in other publications which I am sure is why he likes it so much.


title: Not Delivered

text: I purchased this last year and not a singe issue was delivered. Although I sent a complaint, nothing happened and now I can’t get a refund because refund date is past. I would buy this from somewhere else if I were you.


title: my humble thought's

text: I really like the great articles concerning the scientific exploration in various parts of the world and the continued search of tropical freshwater fish. Their newest addition is the livebearer section which TFH is now adding to their brilliant magazine.


title: THE TROPICAL FISH MAGAZINE IS A VERY GOOD SOURCE OF FISHES I

text: I CAN SAID THAT THE TROPICAL FISH MAGAZINE IS A VERY GOOD SOURCE OF AQUARIST INFORMATION BECAUSE THIS MAGAZINE: SOHW HOW TO FEED A FISH,WHERE TO BUY A AQUARIUM ACCESORIES IN THE CHEAPEST STORES, WHERE TO BUY FISHES IN THE AQUIARIUM MARKET, SPECIAL TIPS FROM OTHERS AQUARISTS,ETC. IN THE TROPICAL FISH HOBBYIST MAGAZINE I WRITED: ISSUE MAY 1986, PAGE 79," A BEGINNERS GUIDE TO SPAWNING ANGEL FISH"  THEN I AM THE LIVING PROFF. CAN I CONTINUE TO WRITE MORE ARTICLES? IN THIS MOMENT OF MY LIFE I CAN WRITE MUCH MORE ABOUT FISHES WITH PHOTOS: SPECIAL TIPS FOR BEGGINES, LIKE HOW TO REPRODUCE ARTEMIA SALINA TO NAUPILII- ADULT STAGE,HOW TO PEEL THE TINY EGGS TO REMOVE THE SHELL USING CLOROX, ETC, ETC.YOURS TRULY,  HECTOR DUARTE FROM HERMOSILLO, SONORA, MÉXICO.


title: Oldest & Most Venerated

text: Tropical Fish Hobbyist is probably one of the oldest if not the oldest of the classic fish magazines and one still going strong in this digital age. TFH has been providing information for the informed hobbyist for more than 60 years (1952) as it continues to adapt to the ever changing requirements and interests of the hobbyist.


title: drive4fun

text: Evo is one of a three great UK car magazines (car, top gear and evo) that re-set a standard for the US competitors (Automobile, MT, C&D and R&T).  Better writing, far better photography and more insightful evaluations of cars.  Sports Car International is the best US version of the non brand specific.  Problem here is price....cheaper at newstand than via subscription and about 10x the cost of the US competition.. You get what you pay for.....


title: Still waiting for subscription to start after 12+ weeks

text: Magazine is good, if you ever receive it. Amazon did indicate that it could take 12-16 weeks to start the subscription but I didn't believe it. Well, believe it. What takes so long Amazon? This is unacceptable.


title: Interesting and informative publication.

text: I always read this magazine cover to cover as the articles are interesting with great photos.  Many of the places are too pricey for the typipcal traveler and specific details about the location are often vague.