title: By Maxim...but not Maxim

text:
This, like many other mens magazines, can best be summed up in two words..."Bathroom Reading," or "Lavatory Literature" for our more upscale counterparts.
The magazine is all about hilarity and while it accomplishes its goals quite well, along with providing insights to other aspects of male culture like hot girls, cool cars, and all the clothes and gadgets a guy could ever dream of, the magazine still lives in the shadow of its bigger brother, Maxim.
A lot of the content seems similar in the two magazines, which can get old, but the staff's sense of humor more than makes up for it.  It's entertaining reading, plain and simple.
Like that guy thespacecowboy said, "If you're looking for in depth articles and significant cultural insight, you've come to the wrong place."
Of course if the folks at Stuff heard that they'd probably just crack some jokes about his mom!  =)


title: not what it used to be

text: i received this for a couple years as a kid, and it was great.  lots of info, posters, good content overall.  now, it's a shell of what it used to be.  what content is there is good, and i love the info on wii channels.


title: Must read cover to cover.

text: Always interesting.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine. Great recipes and the visuals are very enticing.


title: Love it!

text: It's nice to be able to get some background on tv shows and know when things are on. This book gives that to you.


title: Love having it both ways!

text: I like the fact that I have it both ways, paper and on my Kindle.  If I want to look it up on my Kindle, I can or if I want to grab my printed copy, I can do that too.  It makes it very convent and I got it for a great deal from Amazon.


title: This ridiculous magazine put an extortionist, the Food Babe ...

text: This ridiculous magazine put an extortionist, the Food Babe, on their cover, and then stated that all the negative comments/reviews were from fake user accounts, or people being paid to be corporate "shills." Nobody is paying me for my opinion!


title: Great food!

text: I was able to get some awesome ideas and recipes!!!


title: Love this Magazine

text: I look forward to reading this magazine each month.  It has great pictures, good articles and suggestions of places that I would love to visit.  Good recipes, too.


title: Terrific Gift

text: My father loves National Geographic so I gave him this subscription for Father's Day.  Can't beat the deal.  He receives them with no issues.  Easy to renew through Amazon.  Easy.


title: Five Stars

text: Such an uplifting and wonderful magazine!


title: Good value for beginners

text: I subscribed to this magazine a few months ago. Via Amazon, or the magazine itself, it's about a dollar an issue. For that price, you really can't go wrong. I'm a relative amateur, and I'm starting to look for ways to get better. "Popular Photography" provides me with information and tips that a beginner can use to improve his or her photos. I can see that the magazine would be less useful to more advanced amateurs or to pros; "Photo Techniques" would be a better resource for those people. Indeed, I may subscribe to that magazine when my subscription to "Popular Photography" runs out. Nevertheless, I am a happy subscriber to "Popular Photography," and I am satisfied with the magazine.


title: 12-year old Science-lover LOVES this

text: Gifts that continue to arrive each month are always fun for kiddos and my 12-year old, science-loving nephew gave this gift 2 thumbs up. His interest level is far beyond childrens' science magazines and this is not too advanced for his knowledge level.


title: Didn't receive the magazine or the free weekender bag

text: Well, it seemed like a too good to be true deal, and I would say that it turned out to be just that. I have not received one magazine, and I didn't receive the free weekender bag. If I ever receive a magazine, I'll amend this review. Until then, I'm greatly disappointed.


title: Excellent

text: My Mother in law loves this magazine. Thank you for your timeliness for getting it to her.


title: This isn't just a fashion magazine!!

text:
I had a subscription to this magazine for a few years.  It's more of an fashion industry insider view of the fashion world than a buyers guide.
I used to be a fashion photography major and I loved the visual images in this magazine.  I have used this magazine for more than just looking at fashion photography, I have used the beautiful images as inspiration for my artwork, both pencil and ink and oil.
Great for fashion afficionados and for artists!!


title: Added it to my library

text: Still reading through the book, but it has some nice ideas and is organized rather well.


title: ALL ADs

text: not worth the money anymore..ITS all ads all about medicine and drugs to help you sleep or pain almost three pages back to back about one product I think it was a abbott drug company one my good lord you pay for these and get all advertisments ....I wont buy again from here or over the counter...not worth it


title: Mystery buffs rejoice

text: My wife brought a copy of Strand home yesterday. The editorial and production quality look excellent. The personality interview, scholarly article and the short stories are very good. I plan to subscribe.


title: OUTSTANDING!

text: The large print version of this magazine is easy to hold, to read, and to enjoy the variety of articles from many resources.  The brain challenges are excellent.<br />I stopped trying to read other journals because of their small print.  Thank you for blazing the trail to help older eyes be able to read publications!


title: Get it

text: Great magazine, would recommend to anyone


title: Great!

text: I got these as a gift for my nephew. First two issues arrived weeks before the scheduled date. Little guy loves them!


title: Four Stars

text: no review


title: Great value

text: I’m amazed at how much less expensive subscriptions are here on Amazon. I enjoy the reader’s digest every month and an so glad I can enjoy it in a much less expensive manner as I am in a fixed income.


title: I never received it.

text: I haven't received any of the copies and I don't know of any contact person or company to complain about this problem. Bogus!


title: Five Stars

text: Timely and interesting articles BUT sometimes the advertising gets a bit much.


title: Four Stars

text: I enjoy the magazine especially movie reviews andbook reviews.


title: Beautiful pictures of birds and flowers

text: I was shocked at the quality of paper used. Magazines from this Company were always my favorites because of the absolutely gorgeous photos of the birds and flowers. The paper used is thin and the pictures are not the quality as they used to be. The articles are still good , but I miss the great quality of the past.


title: Perfect!

text: Liked


title: Required Reading for any Extreme Metalhead.

text: This Mag is the best out there in my opinion for extreme metal lovers. The deal I recieved for suscribing was awesome! money well spent.


title: 2 copies!!

text: You keep sending me 2 copies a month--I had 1 subscription and when I renewed recently, I started getting 2 copies.  I like the magazine and the extra copy I give to the hospital.


title: One Star

text: don't recvid


title: cooking

text: great cooking magazine


title: Mostly ads

text: Only received one of subscription, was all ads anyway no real science or stuff I remember


title: Only one received.

text: Only received one in the past year.


title: Only one delivered

text: Only received ONE during the entire year. Had to buy issues from my local store instead.


title: Easy to read

text: Interesting articles that don't take long to read.


title: Four Stars

text: its ok


title: Five Stars

text: love the large print.  also the variety


title: Five Stars

text: Thanks


title: Five Stars

text: Great photography magazine.


title: Adventurous food publication

text:
Saveur has great photographs in every issue. Contributors share stories from around the globe, often including exotic and unique recipes for local dishes. I've had good experiences with the recipes that I've tried from various issues, but some months the magazine drowns in elaborate recipes with arcane ingredients.

This is a great magazine for adventurous cooks. Techniques and stories featured will serve readers well, but look elsewhere for a strong recipe archive. Alternatives have probably already been published on their website, saveur.com.


title: Can't get her to STOP reading it

text:
She reads it when it comes, she reads it before bed, she even reads it in the bathroom.  My 6 year old LOVES this magazine...and she really retains the information inside!  During a penguin unit at school she recalled an issue from 3 months back that discussed tagging penguins.  While watching an episode of myth busters where they tested swimming through syrup vs. water she told me what would happen before we saw it because she recalled reading a small blurb about the same experiment in the previous months issue....she even went back to the magazine and read me the small bullet.

Her excitement at the arrival of this magazine is on par with getting cookies in the mail.  I cannot recommend this magazine highly enough.  My only complaint is, how do I get her to stop reading this magazine in the bathroom when she is supposed to be getting ready for school?


title: Five Stars

text: Great deal to subscribe this for my son for Christmas


title: Five Stars

text: Incredible deal to buy SI for my son for $5 a year


title: Great DIY tips!

text: Keeping up to date on DIY tips and tricks!


title: Scam

text: This is scam don’t order!!! Don’t waist your money


title: Five Stars

text: best price for a year


title: Why pay for something I never receive?

text: I've subscribed to this magazine for at least a couple years now. This past year has been awful with delivery. I don't think I've received a new issue in almost 6 months. So what am I paying for?? I'm ending my subscription. Why pay every year for a magazine I never receive? Overall, I'm not pleased. I've always loved Taste of Home magazines and cookbooks, always felt like their recipes were something I'd enjoy cooking, but now...what's the point? I never see them. Thanks for the memories, Taste of Home. I'll try again later...maybe.


title: Cool history magazine

text: Great magazine full of stories and pictures that my grandparents would talk about. nice seeing them presented so nicely.


title: My kid was not interested

text: I found the magazine a wonderful publication, but sadly my daughter was completely uninterested:(


title: This magazine is nothing but adds for their products

text: All adds

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title: Not What I Wanted

text: I bought a subscription to this magazine because it was a bargain and the covers always are eye-appealing and intriguing. However, I am disappointed with the magazine itself, now that I have been receiving it for about six months. As some of the other reviewers have noted, a huge portion of the magazine is taken up with glossy advertising, most of which is for clothing that only investment bankers or movie stars are likely to purchase. I like clothes, but it would be nice to see clothing lines other than couture advertised. More disturbingly, the magazine seems to have a split personality in its approach to masculinity. Many articles are written from the viewpoint of the stereotypical uber-masculine American male, with lots of references to heterosexual relationships, and other "guy stuff." Yet other articles come off as attempting to be from a gay-friendly viewpoint. I prefer the latter, but I don't see the point in having gay-friendly material when the rest of the magazine is trying to be a go-to guide for red-blooded males. I guess I don't fully "get" the editorial viewpoint that Details (purports to be) espousing. Consequently, I won't be ordering another subscription.


title: i have not received the magazine!

text: i ordered the magazine a month ago and have not received the first issue yet so i can't review it!


title: Only received 2 of 7 .

text: Very disappointed that only 2 issues arrived , was supposed to get 7 issues.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Three Stars

text: great tips


title: Let's Hear It For Old School

text: I have bright inquisitive grandchildren. They love the magazine and look forward to receiving it each month. Getting it in print is huge.


title: One Star

text: ads and product pushing


title: My God people read the information it's all there

text: I am amazed at these negative reviews. The information is all there about subscribing to the magazine.<br />The New Yorker magazine(not amazon,not the deal,not any other irrelevant complaint) is a great magazine and this price is about as good as it gets.


title: Great all-around horse mag

text: Love, love, love to read this magazine! I read most of the articles more than once. I'd like to see some of them get into even more detail, but there's much to be learned from every issue. Beautiful photographs as well! Highly recommended.


title: My Favorite Magazine

text: I love this magazine. It is filled with great information, recipes, and relevant ads related to what the articles are presenting. Recommend it to anyone with a small farm or thinking of a hobby farm.


title: Great magazine but unreliable service

text: On a one-year subscription I only received the first three issues.  Great magazine but unreliable service.


title: For the young

text: I have enjoyed this magazine for many years, especially human interest stories and household tips,  but I now find that it has less appeal to me as I age.  Definitely meant for a younger audience.  Way too many ads, but I guess that's what keeps them in print, though I do appreciate their "seal of approval."


title: Gift that gives all year!

text: I gave this as gift to my mother and she enjoys greatly!


title: Five Stars

text: It was a gift


title: Grandson was pleased.

text: For little grandson that loves birds.


title: Great

text: Wife loves the articles


title: ... and loves to share it with her friends that love cars. I hit the ball out of the ...

text: I bought this for a gift for my sister in law who loves "Cars" and loves to share it with her friends that love cars. I hit the ball out of the park for this gift for her and renewed her subscription again this year for Christmas.  Not only does she enjoy the magazine, it takes her back to times she spent in the garage with her Dad helping him work on cars, and the Charger they worked on together that she would eventually own.


title: Changes made in this magazine.

text: There have been changes made to Taste of Home and is not what it use to be. There seems to be more advertisements than recipes. I won't reorder and I'm sorry because it is one magazine I really looked forward to including the needle.


title: Great price for a great magazine!

text: Good magazine!


title: Left of Center

text: So many good stories.  I wish I could handle their left wing politics.  Sadly I cannot renew due to that.


Great mag.  Love the easy recipes and photos!


title: Wasn't great for 6yr old and too cheesy

text: We loved NG little kids a lot, so this was the next logical step. But we found it to be very cheesy and kid didn't like it either, atleast not at her age.


title: Five Stars

text: Liked it.


title: A Great Magazine for every Handyman!

text: It is one of the best handyman magazine, no pun intended. The color rendition and illustrations are excellent and take you through all the steps. Always many innovated ideas to solve problems around the home. Iread it cover to cover as soon as it arrives.


title: This is a wonderful magazine at a GREAT price.

text: I have been buying this magazine for our young granddaughter for several years  (she is now 4).  It is the Highlight of her month to receive her Highlights book.  She sits right down and goes over every page.  She treasures them so much that she is VERY careful with them and never leaves them lying around where they could be torn or lost, which is highly unusual behavior for a young child.  I especially liked the price that the offered by this seller, I had been paying substantially more for them.


title: The Title Says It All

text: Excellent sporting magazine featuring great hunting and fishing stories along with reviews of new equipment that has been tested in the field.


title: Angels rock this world!!!!

text:
I highly suggest this magazine. I adore it!!!!

Great little stories about God and

miracles people experience in some cases.

Very cute!!! I love it!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!


title: Excellent Content but customer service is terrible!

text:
Ive been getting the magazine for about 2 years now and have loved reading it.  The "handy hints" are great little tips that you never would have thought of.

I signed my father up for a subscription that was dicounted because of my current one and since then (2 months ago) I havent received another issue to my own house.

I called them to let them know and the customer service was terrible compared to most.

-took 15 minutes to navigate all the prompted menus
-voice recognition continually made me repeat, dragging it out longer
-customer service agent barely spoke english, and was difficult to converse with
-told me that they would give me an extra issue at the end of my subscription, for missing the DOUBLE issues that I was missing.

I finally got it straightened out after about 30 minutes on the phone and they have no idea why it happened.

Other than this mishap, the magazine is layed out well and has TONS of helpful information for the DIY'er out there.


title: Great magazine

text: Thanks MAD, Love this magazine. Had it when I was a kid. Brings back great memories. Recommend for a good laugh.


title: Decent News Magazine with Global perspective, but heavily biased, Beware of misinformation similar to Fox and NYTimes.

text:
I have read the Economist for many decades, in its previous past, most of the articles where given to analysis of data and trends.  In its new popular format, most of the content is obviously blatantly biased, with a lack of analysis.  If data is given it is only to try to reinforce biases that the magazine already has.

Still despite the misinformation, and biases, it is much better than any other source in its breadth of global coverage, and tries somewhat not to be so ingratiatingly obvious as NPR and NYTimes.

Probably worth the money, but beware like reading NYTimes, Listening to Fox, there is a lot of misinformation and biases, so most of the articles should be treated with a grain of salt and not trustworthy on their own.

Whats makes the magazine worth the money and shine is the Digital Content and especially the comments, as you will get a wide range of inputs from around the world, and on average are much better informed than the low brow NYTimes, Fox news and NPR


title: Made the wife happy

text: I purchased as a gift for my wife. She thoroughly enjoys the subscription and looks forward to reading it cover to cover.


title: Change of address

text: Excellent magazine but they forward it to the wrong address.


title: I was disappointed!

text: Too any advertisements, not enough recipies.


title: Lamest sports mag out there

text:
Of all the sports magazines out there, this, disappointingly, is the worst.  It's virtually all graphics and lame trivia.  The photos are sub-par compared to SI, and the writing (when there is any of length) is by far the lowest quality amongst the main sports magazines - both in the topics that they cover as well as the depth and quality of writing.  You would think that the "world leader in sports" would put more effort into producing a quality magazine, but they don't.

The class of the field is still Sport Illustrated, followed closely by Sporting News.  ESPN the Magazine is a distant third.


title: good for the artist

text: Good way to keep up with the art community


title: likes item

text: I bought as a gift for someone, he really likes them. Its a great gift idea for someone, birthday or christmas, thank you


title: Three Stars

text: Not what I thought it would be


title: Four Stars

text: It took a while for the first issue to come and it much smaller than I expected.


title: Five Stars

text: Great!


title: Why would I want 3 issues all at the same time?

text: I absolutely hate when a magazine chooses to send me multiple issues at the same time to start my subscription.  I don't have time to get through 3 issues before the next one comes.  I'm sure it's much more convenient for the publisher but in this day and age, their computers can easily keep track of when my subscription starts and ends.  At this point, I am unlikely to renew this subscription because of this practice.


title: like alot

text: Very good


title: Four Stars

text: Wired is my favorite tech pub, continues to have great content


title: Great reading material

text: Bathroom reading .  Reader’s Digest is my favorite magazine - there is always a funny story , sad story and I learn something new.


title: Never Received an issue

text:
Ordered in early Feb, Its just about June and I have never received an single issue.

Do not order your subscription to this magazine on Amazon.


title: Love it!

text: Good variety of articles from apps to printers that work with WiFi. I have already received my first copy. Quick and easy with Amazon (and even cheaper than from the publisher).


title: Just what I she wanted

text: My wife wanted a subscription. I found the lowest price on Amazon and my wife has already received her first copy. It's just what she wanted simpled and easy with Amazon!


title: Give me the Reader’s Digest condensed version!!

text: Love Reader’s Digest. Interesting articles, wide variety of topics, good advice and humor too! Hat more could you ask for?


title: SJW take over

text: Over the last couple of years, this magazine has been less and less about science and technology, and more about social justice, which isn't what I got Wires for


title: Great recipes

text: I love all the recipes and articles in this magazine.  I will be driving my family crazy trying new foods.


title: Do not purchase through Amazon - No CD's; missing issues

text:
Confirming as of April 2010 - The magazines do NOT come packaged with the software CD's as pictured on the product page, nor does the description disclaim that this is some kind no-CD subscription of the magazine.

The reviews on the ridiculous time frames in which you receive your first issue are, unfortunately, true as well. The description claims 6-10 weeks, but it could take several months longer.

Falsely advertised; buy directly through Maximum PC or a more reliable source where you'll actually get all 12 months with all 12 software discs, rather than 6-10 issues with no discs.

This product is NOT the product described. It's as simple as that.


title: Only got ONE issue

text: Only received one issue and nothing since!


title: All things Coastal

text: I love the magazine. I want to visit all the places it talks about.


title: great, classic mag

text: wonderful for those who want to learn about the night sky and universe, and perhaps see for themselves with telescope or binoculars.


title: Excellent reading for an excellent price

text: I would recommend Wired to anyone. It has the best price-to-content ratio I have ever seen in a magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: love


title: Five Stars

text: i love all my vogue magz


title: Common ground but from another side

text: I look forward to each issue, and read it almost cover to cover, which I can't claim for any other periodical to which I subscribe. Itu frequently offers a viewpoint  not often heard on this side of the water; the recent commentary on George Washington 's ineptness battle for instance. What fun!


title: the only mag i buy

text: this is the only magazine i buy (which i usually buy when i travel), so paying the price of about 3 magazines (on the store shelf) for a year subscription really is a deal. if i know i'm traveling, i will usually save that issue to read during my trip. EW is the best entertainment magazine out there.


title: Soaps in Depth is A+ in my book

text: Soaps in Depth is the best soap magazine on planet earth!


title: Facts about your favorite CBS soap stars and their daily lives is a ...

text: If you ever miss anything while you are away...this magazine will catch you up quickly.  Facts about your favorite CBS soap stars and their daily lives is a plus.  A must read magazine!


title: fantastic magazine for needle arts

text: I don't speak French, but the illustrations and ideas are so clear that I can make the projects myself.  And, every project is outstanding, no "filler" in this magazine.  This magazine makes me realize why I love needle arts every time I look at it.  Subscriptions arrive on time.  I already renewed my subscription.


title: Isnt a Nature magazine but  is good

text: if you are a normal person than  like to ready but isnt a deep fan of science this magazine is for you, very simple reading, inside you will have all the headlines and trend news of the moment. the negative side is to much merchandizing  and advertisement , the news a very short with an over all feeling. Positive sides: price very accessible and on top of the biggest new in science out there.


title: Cut list plus instructions

text: Great woodworking projects


title: Paper weigh heavy great quality

text: Great articles, my husband is a 944S2 fan


title: Get it digitally

text: If you go to Zinio, you can read this on your kindle or ipad for about $20 instead of the $100+ that they're asking here.


title: Sunset, great Price

text: Sunset is a great magazine and this is was a great price. If you live on the west coast this is the magazine to go to to find information on foods, (recipes and resturants) places to see, gardening in local areas and almost anything else you can think of. I have subscribed for many years and the special price Amazon offered was about 1/4 of the regular price. Great Deal.


title: best price

text: We have subscribed to National Geographic for over 50 years and Amazon's price was about half of what a direct subscription would have been.


title: Five Stars

text: the stories


title: reachable decor

text: good, timely articles, keeps up on whats cool and popular while inciting your own craftiness when decorating. a very entertaining home magazine


title: a must have

text: I belong to a Black Powder target Shooting Cub and this Book has great Pictures and information. I make items for the Club using some of the pictures. :O)


title: me and my husband both like it!

text: my husband is really enjoying this magazine so far ! interesting tips!


title: Nat'l Geographic

text: I grew up with National Geographic and have always loved it! Whats not to love? Beautiful pictures, informative, educational articles and just a class act all the way around.


title: Two Stars

text: dissapointed in recipes


title: Love Rachael Ray

text: The magazine keeps sent renewal cards and this was cheaper than what they were offering I will renew this way again if its still cheaper. every dollar counts.

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title: Rachael Ray

text: I like the product


title: $5 subscriptions:do the really exist?

text: Why must you go thru dozens and dozens of subscriptions to find the 1/2 dozen or so $5 subscriptions???? I would like some general idea of how much a "1-year auto-renewal" would cost.


title: I like how it's organized so you can find recipes quickly ...

text: I like how it's organized so you can find recipes quickly and concentrate on those that interest you. But, in my opinion the are too many recipes with unusual ingredients and too many Mexican recipes for my taste. I don't care for spicy foods. I would prefer more good old fashioned American recipes with more traditional ingredients.


title: Love

text: Love this magazine,As expected


title: Military Wife loves Rachael Ray's monthly magazine.

text: I purchased this magazine for my granddaughter. She was thrilled to receive Rachael's  monthly magazine. She is a military wife and has to watch finances. As her husband is on a 9 month tour of duty stationed in Afganistan, she has plenty time to experiment on the dishes. She is very pleased with what she has tried so far. Thank you for asking.


title: More affordable then going to the store

text: I love this magazine


title: Rachael Ray

text: Love her magazine. Not sure how many issues I am to get for the year.


title: The magazine is OK- Publisher's policies misleading

text: I enjoy this magazine, but it is alittle too much "Rach."  What I am really bothered by is the publisher changing expiration date at will.  My subscription has always had a Feb. expiration, yesterday I received the Nov. issue.  The issue is alittle thicker than normal, but is not labeled "Special" or "Double."  I noticed that my expiration date had randomly changed to Dec.  I contacted the publisher through Amazon (whose service has alway be excellent.  I received an e-mail from publisher's customer service stating my Nov. issue was so special they decided to count it as two.  I feel these "Special" issues should be anticipated in advance- subscriber's expiration dates should be considered almost a contract, I don't feel it was fair to rchange expiraton anytime the publisher chooses.  I will not renew subscription, and will avoid Reader's Digest publications.


title: Bland Boring Food

text: My husband and I got a subscription for this magazine in an attempt to broaden our weekday meal repertoire, and we were sadly disappointed.  The food is very bland with a lot of the recipes consisting of sausage and eggs.  Most of the recipes just had salt and pepper as their main spice.  When we live in such multicultural society, I would expect that it would be reflected in the recipes.  Her fried rice (the only Asian-inspired food) did not even contain soy sauce or oyster sauce, and the only other ethnically inspired food represented in this magazine was Americanized Mexican.  We tried the weekly menu planner and by day four, both my husband and I were craving something with taste.  I would recommend the Gourmet today cookbook over getting a subscription to this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: It is a great magazine, full of helpful information.  Good ideas and lots of cooking tips.


title: Great tips, easy, fast and good recipes!

text: I would recommend this for someone who is an beginner to intermediate cook!  Fun tips, flavorful recipes which are a breeze to make!


title: Yum

text: This magazine has a ton of great ideas each and every week.


title: Subcription

text: I just love this magazine, it was given as a gift - but the problem is with the subsription.  When ordered and when Gift Card received, it stated 10 issues - when in reality it was only for 7 issues.


title: Not your best buy for fixed income persons

text: Alot of adds, and recipes call for alot of food items not easily purchased by someone on a fixed income.


title: Not your best buy for recipes

text: It's a good magazine aside from to many pages of advertisements verses actual recipes.


title: Unfortunately, I had to cancel after 3 issues...

text:
Let me start off by saying, I think Rachael Ray is the bomb!!! I know a lot of people are put off by her perkiness, but for some reason I really think she seems like a genuine person who doesn't put on heirs about who she is or where she comes from (read: a cook with no formal training.)

Regarding the magazine however, of the three issues I received before canceling the subscription, there were very few delicious, quality recipes (Grazin Burger from the July / August 2013 issue being one of the best things I've ever put in my mouth; seriously out of this world good.) However, in that same issue (I think) there was a spread on 10 different takes on Hot Dogs (due to this article being about hot dogs none of these "takes" could be considered even remotely healthy; one that stands out in my head as being really odd involved topping your dog with crumbled Ritz crackers (Who in their right mind would serve that to guests at a BBQ???) It's unfortunate, but most of the recipes ran along these lines of being quick but not necessarily healthy or palatable.

The travel / culture / fashion sections were interesting, but there were just too many low-brow recipes to stomach. (Oh snap!)


title: Review

text: Love Rachael Ray's magazine. Just live to sit at lunch at work and read  from start to finish. Love burger of the month. Wish she would include Week in a Day every now and then.


title: Review

text: Love the recipes and articles. I wait each month for the magazine to arrive so I relax with a glass of wine and read front to back.


title: Five Stars

text: I have loved the recipes.


title: Five Stars

text: Good


title: love this magazine

text: Great articles


title: Great magazine

text: good receipes


title: Great DIY magazine

text: I have bought this before and just  opened a new subscription for it. Good all around DIY magazine with projects from easy to more advanced.


title: Reader' digest lover

text: So much packed into this long time running magazine. Always, keep a copy in my purse. Been reading this since the 70's when my parents subscribed and I am a subscriber for many years.


title: Rachael Ray fan

text: Great all around food magazine with many pluses. Different from the other food magazines out there and worth your time.


title: Previous subscriber and love this magazine.

text: Good crafts, recipes and products. This is a first rate magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: AWESOME


title: Love her!

text: I have not received my magazine subscriptions yet in the mail, but I still purchase them until I get it started. I love this magazine!<br />What i love most is that the recipes are in FULL color so I know when i screw them up, I have almost 95% of the ingredients she lists already AND they are for real people. Meaning they are not the "lite" recipes they are the real people food!


title: Two Stars

text: To Many adds!


title: Best journalism and cartoons

text: This magazine has great features and cartoons


title: Great ideas for desserts

text: very helpful for planning holiday meals


title: Great reporting

text: The Economist has outstanding insights on global issues


title: Great magazine for vacation planning

text: love the photos


title: Great read for home rrepairs/remodeling ideas

text: highly recommended


title: great family read

text: highly recommended.  My kids love the photos


title: Great magazine for home improvement ideas

text: best magazine for do it yourself projects


title: great magazine

text: excellent photography and writing


title: good read

text: good read


title: great read!

text: Good ideas on how to stay in shape


title: Five Stars

text: Good


title: great read for those who enjoy style, design and home decor

text: great read


title: Excellent for those who love to travel...

text: ...or at least dream of traveling


title: Five Stars

text: my wife loves this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: excellent recipes


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Sold Out Her Own Countrymen!

text: I wouldnt buy ANYTHING from this woman after she has been free pr for Obama's healthcare bill aka Socialized medicine!


title: Hard to cancel subscription

text: It's really hard to cancel the subscription.


title: Lots of great photos that are vibrant

text: Started receiving a lot sooner than I expected. Lots of great photos that are vibrant. Seems to have a lot of ads. Great recipes in true Rachael Ray style.


title: Full of fun and food

text:
I have been reading this magazine for over a year now and I absolutely love it. There are always great recipes to share with friends and family also I love the wine pairing section. I do not drink wine but when I have a dinner party and use one of Rachel's recipes I know what wine to include for dinner.

The messes and successes is a fun section its great to know that you are not the only one that messes things up in the kitchen.

One section that I always read is pet friendly. My dog loves the treats and I make enough to share with my friends dogs too!

A section that is very helpful is Everyday menu planner. You can pull it out, take it to the grocery with you and plan a week worth of great meals. The recipes are easy and the food is great.

There is so much anyone can get out of Everyday with Rachel Ray, it is a great magazine. I can't wait until the next issue.


title: 30 minute meals for real

text: Excellent selection of recipes anyone can prepare, in just 30 minutes. No need to be out of ideas for any party or get together, just open the book to any page, and you're set and ready to go, or should I say Cook!!


title: Every Day with Rachael Ray magazine

text: Good magazine for cooks or just people who collect recipes. Also has contests, freebies, & tips for kitchen make-overs, and decorating.There is also a pet section, & articles about celebs who like to cook.


title: Five Stars

text: Great ❤


title: ... with each recipe and as much as she has great articles, she uses a lot of ingredients I ...

text: I was hoping the nutritional facts was listed with each recipe and as much as she has great articles, she uses a lot of ingredients I am not sure what it is, but overall great magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: I like all the recipies!


title: Don’t miss this one!

text: I enjoy her show and the recipes are easy to follow. Helpful information to those new to cooking.


title: Try something new!

text: This is a new magazine to me and I really enjoyed it!


title: just ok,  won't renew

text: too much advertising and not enough content.  was hoping for more recipes,  not ads.  this is like oprahs mag....  25% legit content and 75% ads.


title: Most recipes not easy to cook.

text: Wish Rachel Rays recipes were easier to follow. A lot of ingredients I've never heard of or used.


title: Happy wife , happy home!

text: Great recipes and ideas


title: Football season still , waiting on college hoops!

text: As described!


title: Es bueno

text: Me gusta mucho sus recetas. Solo que debería poner más consejos de cocina y recetas. Aunque me parecen mas una revista con de todo un poco mas que de recetas.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine


title: One Star

text: Have ony 3 magazines so far


title: HappyI subscribed

text: Love the magazine.  Great recipes and other tricks & shortcuts.


Thank you for the great outfits in your November 2014 issue.  After ordering the jeans from kutfromthekloth.com, I was charged for the jeans that they no longer carried.  Now, 3-4 days later, still no credit for the $89 they charged.  I'm not looking to loan out my money with no return!  Maybe these businesses should be better investigated before referring your readers!


title: great

text: Watch her almost everyday


title: Two Stars

text: got it, its about eating badly and now just throw it away


title: Five Stars

text: Thanks


title: Good magazine too many ads

text: Too many ads


title: great recipes

text: this is a great magazine i just love rachael ray and she has alot of recipes am very happy to be getting it every month


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!


title: Good everyday cooking magazine

text: Great cooking magazine! Easy to follow recipes prepared with easy to find items.


title: Perfect foodie magazine....

text: The perfect foodie magazine.  My wife and I read every page every month and frequently try various recipes.  There's nothing else like it.


title: I'd pass.

text: I've had the subscription for a year and I'm cancelling. In 12 months I've made used 2 recipes ( called for typical kitchen ingredients and looked good). 65% of the book is ads! Really sad...I like Rachel but I'd pay more for a subscription with less ads, and more recipes.


title: EveryDay isn't everyday!

text: great recipes and food  information.


title: Perfection

text: My granddaughter loves it.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: Perfect monthly

text: Love this!!!


title: Great Magazine, HORRIBLE service

text: I absolutely love RR and the mag, but I have had trouble receiving my issues this entire year of my subscription, and it's only 10 issues people!  AND I do not live anywhere weird, normal mailbox, easy to get to, no dogs, nothing.  I received my first issue, no problem, then i missed the next 2 so I thought maybe it's my mailman, so I changed the address to my work, I received 1 issue there, then again, stopped. And these issues are with seasons/holidays, so even when i request they send my missing issue (which I only got 1), by the time I get it it's like winter and I have recipes for iced tea and picnic sandwiches. When I request they extend my subscription to make up for all the missing issues, they say they cannot and KEEP telling me that I have to renew if i want my issues and I told them BUT I'm PAYING for them already and not getting them, no compensation.  And even now when I see Rachel Ray on TV, I get annoyed.  Sad how they've turned me off on Everything Rachel Ray.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it well worth the monthly investment. Now I just sit back and wait for mail


title: Glad I made the purchase

text: Awesome magazine loaded with recipes that are delicious.


title: some changes better, some not as good

text: I have subscribed to 'Everyday' for two years, and I don't think I will renew for a third. The main reason was that, while extracting my favorite pages of back issues to create a recipe binder, I realized how much of the magazine's content is full-page ads. Serious cooks will not likely be interested in Rachael's Faves, which shows clothing accessories and non-food gift suggestions. The travel section in each issue offers interesting suggestions for accomodations, dining, shopping, and hangouts in the profiled destination. Rachael Ray does try to appeal to readers of many ages, but her many catch phrases and 'Rachaelisms' are tired! 'EVOO' and 'stoup' were clever for about a month, and I have to shrug and roll my eyes at any adult foodie who uses words like 'yummy' and 'sammie' in a written recommendation. Lighten up, you say? Her readers aren't kindergarteners. I'm glad she's proud of her Italian heritage, but she doesn't need to declare it more than once in each issue. For the most part, I like her recipes. They are unpretentious, substantial, and ethnically diverse enough for me. They don't require two dozen ingredients, and they fit into the hectic schedules of most Americans. The photography makes me hungry. Burger of the Month is a great feature, and so is the special recipe for a dog treat. The magazine has undergone some changes in the last several months. Good change: they scrapped B, L, D. A celebrity's spartan daily menu plan doesn't belong in a magazine crammed with high-carb food. The weekly menu planner has also been changed so that all ingredients in the shopping list end up being thoroughly used. Bad change: The entertaining guide in each issue used to feature two great ideas for themed get-togethers, complete with a menu and ideas for ambience and playlists. Now that section just features many quick random tips and reminds me of the how-to-do-anything-better guide in Glamour. I wish $10-Spot would be scrapped altogether, as it seems to annoy so many readers! I understand the purpose of precise cost calculation per serving, but most of us will not go through a whole jar of chiles or chutney before its expiration date. The main thing I dislike, though, is that so much space is wasted by ads. I'll subscribe to a more costly magazine that doesn't have as many; the extra cost would probably be worth it. Time to research...


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine. I bought this for a gift for my wife, but we both enjoy reading it.


title: Horrible Service

text: I personally like the magazine, however be weary of purchasing the magazine; their customer service is horrible!  I decided to cancel my service, I was told it would take several months to do so and now that it is in the process of being credited: they are only crediting some of the price!


title: Surprising

text: I didn't expect to find so many ideas that I will use. Each issue is packed with them. The party ideas, etc are a bit younger than my demographic, but what the heck?


title: 30 minute meals for real

text: Excellent selection of recipes anyone can prepare, in just 30 minutes. No need to be out of ideas for any party or get together, just open the book to any page, and you're set and ready to go, or should I say Cook!!


title: Lot's of Great Stuff

text: I bought this subscription for my Mom one year, and she loved it.  I cannot stand to listen to R. Ray's voice and I think my Mom feel's the same way, but her recipe's are pretty good.


title: Five Stars

text: Great!!!!


title: Everyday with Rachael Ray Magazine

text:
Magazine is great except THERE ARE TOO MANY ADS.  I would estimate 70%+ of the pages are Ads. (rating would have been 5 star if not for all the Ads)

Concept and organization of magazine & contents is unique and very good.


title: Favorite!

text: This is another one of my husbands favorite magazines. he has used several of the ideas he has found in the magazine around our house.


title: Delitful!

text: I love rachel Ray EveryDay magazine. She has so many delishish recipes. Although I have been recieving this magazine for several years, this is my first time ordering on Amazon. I have not recieved my first issue yet. :(


title: One Star

text: Too many adds.


title: Three Stars

text: Just not impressed.


title: Great gift for the person who has everything

text: Ordered as a gift for someone who doesn't need 'stuff'<br />She loves it, loves the articles, loves the recipes.


title: Great fro kids and teens!

text: My nieces and nephews love this magazine! It helps with homework projects and they all enjoy it. BTW they are all over ten! Great gift idea for Christmas but be prepared to renew the subscription a few times!!


title: Makes Mealtime a little easier!

text: Love the Lady! Love her show! But especially LOVE this magazine. Great recipies, product reviews and real advise  from food to fashion. My monthly copy is usually read by at least eight different friends/family!


title: Get some good recipes

text: Great recipes


title: Good tips

text: Good reading


title: Interesting

text: Great articles


title: If you like nostalgia you will love it

text: Great magazine's


title: YUM

text: it is always filled with good ideas and easy recipes.  We enjoy trying new combinations of ingredients.


title: Boring With a Lack of Identity

text: There are way too many ads/cross-promotions. I get it, it's a magazine but it's way too over the top. Rachael Ray's "schtick" has always been simple and quick food preparation but most of the recipes featured would put you back $50+ by the time you get the ingredient list (if your local grocery store even carries them). The recipes seem way too sophisticated for her target audience. I find the magazine dull and lifeless, which is surprising for what she tries to project elsewhere. There's not any one feature I look forward to each month. I also dislike the excessive packaging (placed in plastic with yet MORE ads stuffed in). I finally remembered to cancel this time.


title: Repetition between magazines.

text: I would like to cancel my  next subscription.  Please, do not renew.


title: Poor quality

text: Crappy paper. All ads<br />I never ordered & have been told I would be refunded.


title: Articles

text: Just got yesterday so haven’t read yet. Magazines. Does seem small. Hopefully interesting articles.


title: Easy recipes

text: Like magazine


title: I love Every Day....

text: Every Day with Rachel Ray is one of my favorite cooking magazines. Her recipes are easy to follow and practical.  I have been subscribing to her mag for years.


title: Love this

text: Awesome


title: Five Stars

text: Great recipes!


title: Simple and delicious recipes

text: Photography of the food is incredible... I saved several of the recipes to try.


title: Love the Every Day magazine

text: Best Price


title: Not Impressed

text: I've only received one issue but I definitely was not impressed.  It's more ads than anything.  If the next couple of issues aren't better, I'll be asking for a refund.


title: I am disappointed..

text: Bought this magazine faithfully when it started circulating. I stopped for a couple of years and decided to subscribe to it again. I am disappointed...much less content and seems like repeats of many years ago


title: fun reciepes!

text: i just got my first magazine and the receipes are simple, easy to follow and it has a wide variety of different foods so that everyone in the family will be able to find something that they love. they also have a simple receipe for children so they can participate as well. ive been telling my friends to check it out and i would definitely recommend it to others.


title: Some of the recipes are good, but this is not for an experienced cook

text: Some of the recipes are good,but this is not for an experienced cook,more like for beginners!!!!!!!!!!!


title: Two Stars

text: Not a lot of enticing recipes!!!!!!


title: taste of home

text: I am very disappointed, I have not received my first copy yet...I am hopeful it will come soon...I KNOW i will LOVE the magazine...just waiting...


title: everyday with rachal ray


I will be renewing my subscription to the magazine for as many years as I saw the word "Christmas" on the cover of the December issue. This is a nation founded by Christians, governed by laws of God from the beginning and if I and my other Christian friends have anything to do with it, will always be governed by Biblical values and morals. We do not have Holiday celebrations; we have Christmas and New Year holidays. If not for the birth of Jesus, the Christ Child, we would not be celebrating anything this December. I am tired of "political correctness" so that no one will be offended! I am offended because all the people with dozens ofreligions are catered to instead of the people that are descendants of our Christian fore-fathers. Would you think of going to Arab countries or India, or China and insisting that they give you first place when it comes to holidays or religious preference, the way they live or honor their religions? Insane! Having lived outside of the U.S. for a few years, I know what foreigners think of our proclivity to cater to all other nations immigrants, thereby causing the original religions and beliefs of our forefathers, signers of our Constitution and Bill of Rights to become null and void; they think we are stupid, easy and not very smart. I am willing to see all religions respected by the people but not willing to bend to pressure so far over that we can't even speak of our great Christian nation without a permit (oh, and only in the church or in your home, never in public....we might offend!). So unless I have overlooked something referring to OUR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY, in a Christian majority country, count me cancelled. My family, friends and I will be saying, "Merry Christmas" and "God Bless You"...anyone who may be offended, well I suggest that they go visit another country with beliefs closer to their own during this time of the year. Thanks for your time and tolerance. That's another great thing about America....I am still able to have my say....at least for today.


title: Great buy

text: Great buy....love the magazine..


title: Great buy

text: Great buy.....love the magazine


title: ok

text: To many ads not enough magazine


title: Not goid deal

text: I got on deal thought was one time purchase not easy to cancel at least my efforts are unsuccessful I was not prepared for extra charges,


title: Don't get deal it's not good deal

text: I enjoyed magazine but thought was deal for one time purchase no easy way to cancel not expecting extra charges all my efforts to cancel have been unsuccessful


title: Don't get deal

text: I got magazine on deal thought was one time no easy way to cancel still unsuccessfull not prepared for extra charges,


title: I liked the reading in the magazine,  interesting tidbits

text: there is some interesting articles and recipes.  I thought that the illustration and the stories  of the magazine was well laid out


title: Needs a Recipe Makeover

text:
The only recipe that looked and was good was one submitted from someone other than Rachael Ray.
These recipes do not look appetizing nor do they sound good.
This magazine is not in touch with the public.
It needs a recipe makeover.


title: Don't read this hungry . . .

text: Surprised that I was so smitten with 90% of the magazine -- more than not pages have their corners turned back . . .


title: Great price

text: Love Rachel Ray 's magazine and this was a great buy!  She has such wonderful ideas and articles.  Love them all!!! Thanks!


title: Great

text: The magazine has lots of recipes and is fun  to read. Lots of pictures and the recipes go with the season of upcoming fall.


title: Excellent magazine.

text: Rachael Ray Every Day magazine<br />I love this magazine and will recommend it to others.


title: Five Stars

text: Love Iphone Life.  I like the articles about the various Ipone products and apps.


title: Five Stars

text: Love her love the mag. Great recipes.  Will definitely reorder my subscription!!!!


title: Labs interesting and informative for all Labrafor Retreiver owners.

text: Excellent information about Labs. Useful and interesting even if you are an old time Lab owner versus a new Lab owner. The information and stories provide an insight into the loving world of owning a big friendly,tongue and tail wagging, 4 legged baby. Yes I am a pet parent of 5 Labs!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Awesome!

text: I just got my first one and I cannot put it down. The recipes are fantastic and there are so many of them. I have wanted this magazine for a long time and it was well worth the wait. Can't wait to try some of these dishes! Yummy!!


There's such a large emphasis on wedding dresses. The magazine is pretty much just pictures of dresses. I subscribed to 2 wedding magazines and they're both really disappointing.


title: Four Stars

text: really neat magazine when the central article is something that interests me


overall, i've noticed that this magazine has been on a down-ward slope to what it use to be. I get that Rachel Ray is probably a very busy woman, but lets be honest.. she's not the one in charge of magazine production. this last month's magazine was nearly useless. definitely won't be renewing my subscription in the future


title: Good Magazine

text: Full of good information, recipes, articles. A good magazine.


Didn't care for this magazine. Just felt like it didn't have alot of good articles in it


title: Would never order again

text: Extremely disappointed. The magazine is all ads


title: Great Magazine

text: Who doesn't love a little Rachael Ray?!  Love her recipes and love how there is a picture guide at the beginning, sorted by food category that gives you the page number, for quick, easy reference.


title: Four Stars

text: The recipes are tasty but a bit complicated for this novice cook!


title: great magazine

text: I like that there is a picture of every recipe so you always know what you make is suppose to look like.  I also like the little tidbits of information that are throughout the magazine.  Good recipes that are realistic for the average cook to make, even on a budget.  NO outrageously expensive ingredients required for these recipes.


title: Five Stars

text: very helpfull magazine


title: Five Stars

text: favorite cooking magazine


title: My children loved this

text: I have lower elementary schools children and they absolutely loved this.  It had crossword puzzles that were doable by kids themselves (meaning, I didn't have to help), jokes kids loved, interesting info that they actually found interesting, just the right amount of comics and articles ratio.  My kids didn't like Highlights, Babybug, National Geographic Kids, etc. but this got them excited to read every word of it.


title: Connect with special friends.

text: Great way to dream and soften the rough edges of the day. Maybe a day gone by, but we can still take a moment to imagine and relive those precious delicacies.


title: Just a booklet of ads

text: Nothing but ads. There are about two actual articles in each issue. The rest is filled with pictures of things you can from their partners. Not even any features from any network stars. Not worth paying for at all, they have more content on their free website.


title: Informative!

text: This is a fabulous magazine for gardeners in southern California; each issue is a combination of gardening tips, and history.  It is helpful that the San Diego Floral Association can be contacted directly (via website and/or telephone) for inquiries about missing mailings.  Nice people.


title: Magazine

text: I do love watching HGTV but the magazine wasnt what i thought it would be.  But there are some good things in it


title: Five Stars

text: couldn't live without this magazine.  simply can't wait for the next issue.


title: this is a wonderful and also informative magazine filled with articles that start ...

text: this  is a wonderful and also informative magazine filled with articles that start yoiur imagination working overtime


title: Very affordable magazine

text: I like the recipes that they share


title: Uninspiring and dull

text: I subscribe to this magazine because there are no other yoga publications to help me stay current.  I am not sure if this one fulfills that purpose either but it is something.  I have been practicing yoga for 7 years now, and find YJ to be uninspiring and basic.  Occasionally there might be a good article, but for the most part it's regurgitating the same stuff.  Lots of ads and product promos which is definitely not the purpose of yoga (although I get the pragmatic aspects of running a magazine). The recipes are hard to make usually, which means I never use this section.  The moment I find a more exciting, I am leaving YJ behind.  Sorry, but I have seen the magazine decline over the last few years.  Please do something to bring back the true essence of yoga practice.


title: My link to popular culture

text: My husband and I read EW cover to cover. We enjoy every article. What a great resource. Not a gossip magazine.


title: country woman

text: had seen the magazine inthe doctors office, So decided to order,. Very pleased. Liked the craft info thats in them


title: A good gift

text: This was a renewal subscription for our son.  He enjoys this magazine very much.


title: Magazine

text: Love this mag .Love the room deco, the patio furniture the food display. If you like DIY there are lots in this mag.

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title: Five Stars

text: Love my Taste of Home always!!! And the price was too good to pass on.


title: Like it but not as good as it used to be

text:
The articles, stories, and pictures in Birds & Blooms used to be the best.  I could hardly wait for the next magazine to arrive in the mail.
Now it has advertisements that take up 1/3rd of the magazine, the articles are mostly little snipits (less than half a page), and the stories are about people in love (really).
I have subscribed to birds & blooms for years and loved every page, but am doubting whether I will renew for another year. I love everything to do with flowers, gardening and birds, and this magazine had it all.  The articles were the best and the pictures were wonderful.  I looked forward to reading the stories that went with pictures people had taken, and the questions people asked about birds, flowers, nests, or trees they had seen.
I don't know what's happened but they need to go back to the way it was.


title: Shorted 1 years worth of magazines

text: Shorted a years worth  of magazines and neither Amazon or TV guide can review the magazine order dates and see they made the mistake in ending date. Not renewing again, all this is available  on-line anyways.


title: Dont Give them your credit card

text: I bought a 1 yr subscription to Hot Rod Magazine last year and they just charged it again for this year without my consent or permission. I don't know about you but when I pay for a yr with my credit card its not meant to be an annuity. Maybe they have some hidden fine print that makes this "legal" and maybe they don't. Totally unethical behavior in my opinion. Like the mag but I will not be doing business with these people in the future.


title: Great ideas for paint colors and designs

text: Love this magazine


title: The main editor shall revise the contents

text: The quality of the magazine’s pages is exceptional, however the content is not impressive. The items are super expensive as affordable to the 2% of the population. The rooms are cramped with so many items, different colors, not coordinated, that seriously does not reflect good taste.


title: Three Stars

text: Love Vogue; loyal subscriber for years. Did not receive the the free clutch though!


title: I like the information on new car

text: Love car


title: Great gift

text: By brother’s favorite magazine! Bought it for him, he loves it!


title: Cooks Illustrated

text: The greatest cooking magazine for cooks who want to really learn about cooking. For experienced cooks as well as amateurs. Great tips on preparation, cooking and storing techniques, information about the best and worst products, as well as very special, yet practical recipes. Also, can appeal to a man who loves to cook, as it's not all about pretty pages, pictures, and presentation. A very useful tool, and unlike any cook book or magazine I own!


title: Affordable beauty

text: I think the price is great! It didn't take long to receive my subscription.  My only negative, which is actually better environmentally, is that it didn't have a cover and so my first issue had a corner of the magazine ripped off. However, my second issue was fine.


title: Best magazine for women

text: The magazine surprised me by coming earlier than I expected.  I love this magazine because it isn't overrun with ads and it has a little of everything - projects for mothers of school age and younger kids for holiday crafts, tips for keeping a house clean and organized, human interest stories and this is the only general magazine that I get that has short story fiction pieces in it.


title: Conventional Farming Only Need Apply

text: This publication is very much focused on larger conventional farming practices and is openly against organic farmers and activist groups.  If you really want to know how your food is grown and who is lobbying against real organic practices, and what the legislative issues are, this is the publication to read.


title: Great views for the home gardener or the farmer

text: I have been seeking a publication like this for a long time.  A bit of earthy wisdom, a bit of information about larger scale practices, and other topics I can use in family life.  Fantastic, actionable, and an easy read.  I look forward to it every month!


title: Enzo and Grama LOVE Nickelodeon

text: A mailbox treat that gets read cover to cover!  Appealing humor grabs readers and colorful illustrations add to the enjoyment.  If your grandchild is 5 or over with good reading skills, this magazine will top the list for play time.


title: same old stuff

text: was once a good mag.  several years ago they got full of themselves,  as if their reviews , previews and articles were the<br />only opinion that mattered.  hasn't changed a bit.


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: Five Stars

text: awesome


title: sad

text: so sad to see this great mag go down hill had,t  read it in several years will not subscribe again

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title: Great Gift

text: My grandchildren look forward to the arrival of their magazine each month. It is filled with things that hold their interest.


title: All my friends love it!!

text: My Oprah magazine goes through about 8 of my friends and their families, passed from one to another. They all enjoy it as much as I do. We laugh about how much mileage we can get from one magazine.


title: This is an informative magazine, but there are shortcomings ...

text: This is an informative magazine, but there are shortcomings with their product reviews. For example, there was a comparison test between different brands of cookware, but not a single example of copper cookware was included. Similarly, in a recent test of carbon steel vs stainless steel kitchen knives, no single-bevel Japanese style knives were represented...a glaring omission, given how popular these knives are with serious cooks.


title: Five Stars

text: Lots of great info.


title: Five Stars

text: Lots of great info


title: Five Stars

text: Jam packed with great info on hobby farming.


title: Still unstoppable

text:
I have yet to encounter a magazine that compares to the unstoppable power of GQ. I've been reading GQ since I was 13 and still look forward to every new issue every month. GQ is full of season suggestions, style tips, great new (and old) gadgets, and care tips for your most important items.

The magazines interviews are not it's strong points which is why I gave it 4 stars. Other than that if your a fashion enthusiast GQ is a great addition to your read.


title: How long can it take to process a subscription?

text: I ordered this in June and haven’t seen an issue yet.


title: Women's health magazine from a man's perspective.

text: I rarely write reviews. I happen to read the Women's health magazines article on the Golo weight loss program. The article reviewed the effectiveness of the Golo weight loss program. The Women's health magazine article was written by professionals a couple of months ago. I was impressed with the openness and clarity of the article and it's honest and professional approach to reviewing the Golo weight loss program. The professional opinions, included in the article, were about insulin, thyroid and diet issues to weight loss, along with professional opinions about the Golo programs benefits and unfavorable aspects of the program. The article was well written with an approach to provide educated information without annihilating the product. There was no attempt to sell a competing weight loss product. I liked the clear information that was not based on a sales approach. Well done Women's health magazine!


title: Jewelers Art

text: Love this magazine.  Get so much inspiration from the projects and from the works of other artists. I sometimes find back issues and get excited all over again.  Photos are clear, and, most times the directions are understandable.


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite publication, bar none!


Have subscribed since the magazine started. Great international recipes and superb photography.


title: Five Stars

text: as expected


title: have read it for fifteen years it is the best music magazine by

text: have read it for fifteen years<br />it is the best music magazine by far


title: Golf magazine

text: Good magazine, nothing spectacular.


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful for men as well as women.


title: Four Stars

text: This was bought for someone else. She enjoys the articles by and for men.


title: best gardening magazine

text: photos are so good I look at these mags over and over and use them as coffee table books!!<br />The information contained in them has great value when considering what kinds of plants to choose.


title: It was as advertised

text: Lots of good advice, tons of ideas and even local connections to the industry.  If you are into lapidary or silver smithing, this is your magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: It's good


title: Popular Science subscription

text:
Thank you very much - gave it to my son for Christmas.

We do not have t.v. and this is better anyway


title: Love this magazine,  so informative.

text: Well written magazine and so full of information.


As hunters and fishermen, my husband and boys really like the articles in these magazines--even my 10 year old. My only complaint are the ads for sexual enhancement. I rip them out or put permanent marker on them. Next time I'm going to get Michigan Outdoorsman for that reason.


title: Only one issue received!

text: The one issue I received was good...just not worth $18.00!  Never received the rest of the subscription!


title: Five Stars

text: I like reading about soaps and the cast. I like finding out what other folks feel about story lines.


title: Numismatic News

text: I've been a collector and dealer before retiring. I have always been confident about info in N.N. Articles are well written and timely.Even though i'm no longer a dealer,i like to keep updated on the market.


title: I LOVE it! Lots of good reading

text: Just got my first issue!!  I LOVE it!  Lots of good reading.


title: Helps to increase awareness and boost motivation

text: Great source for information on women's health and fitness.


title: Want a subscription of ads?

text: Pretty much a magazine of ads, almost no content


title: Missing Issue

text: Not delivered Spring/Summer 2018 issue,


title: Four Stars

text: Offers great tips on everything from design to storage.  Would prefer more design ideas that are more sophisticated.


title: Best Read

text: One of my favorite reads... keeps me in the loop of RC cars...


title: Taste of Home Magazine

text: Got this for my daughter because when she was home, I got this and we use to make recipes together and enjoyed making easy and different things.  Now that she is married I knew she would enjoy it, and she always waits for the new recipes.


title: Enchanting

text: Great stories and wonderful photography


title: Five Stars

text: Beautiful photos of a beautiful state


title: Five Stars

text: Beautiful photography.  Good stories.


title: Always something new

text: My 13-year old daughter loves this magazine. Nice variety of articles.


title: Hipsters Only

text:
For such a thin magazine this had a lot of ads. All of the ads were hyper-sexualised as well as much of the content.
The rest of the content was boring or dumb. All of the writers acted like they were the first people to discover their topic. The fashion was bland and uninspired.
If you think you are cool (but aren't really), this magazine is for you.


title: Great read!

text: Have always loved readers digest. Always uplifting.


title: Delicious recipes..

text: I bought a subscription to this magazine to get some new delicious recipes but the first issue does not arrive until July. Am looking forward to receiving the issues.


title: Looking forward to great recipes..

text: I gave a subscription to a friend and she was very happy and said she will e joy seeing some new recipes. I also decided to receive a subscription..they both do not start until July. Looking forward to receiving this as well.


I am a long time subscriber to Texas Monthly and have received the past two monthly issues previously, Why would I want to re-read the same old crap?


title: An old favorite

text: The magazine seems to be getting thinner over the years but all the stories are well written and very entertaining.  I've been reading this for many many years.


title: Popular Politics magazine

text: I stopped reading Popular Science because they were nonstop climate change politics. Popular Mechanics now wants to lecture me on their perceived evils of the border wall. I could do without the politics.


title: Irretrievebly lost

text: Scientific American used to be a worthwhile a read and valuable review of the fairly recent status of scientific inquiry.  It is has irretrievably lost any scientific integrity as it has fully embraced current social delusions. Don't bother. Get woke, go broke.  Good riddance.


title: Useful articles throughout

text: I have been very pleased with Family Handyman since receiving my first copy.  The featured articles are particularly well done.  I especially like how each project they present is well photographed and labeled.  If you want a monthly installment of ideas and guidance that will really help you learn and execute some great home improvement projects give Family Handyman a try.


title: Really an excellent magazine! up to date on the foods that ...

text: Really an excellent magazine!  up to date on the foods that can heal us!  enjoyed the variety of cooking with healthy food groups!


title: Good magazine, great price

text: I love reading the articles found in Wired. They are fun to read, and provide interesting and useful information. At 83 cents an issue AND a free hat, this is a great deal.


title: I would never subscribe to it

text: It has been changed so much over the yrs.<br />It just not the same as it was yrs ago. It is1/3 of its original size and not enough story content. I would never subscribe to it


title: Overall a great magazine

text: This has been one of the most helpful magazines re ADD/ADHD issues that I have come across. Would encourage anyone who is touched by this issue to subscribe.


title: So-so

text: Most of the content of this publication is not relevant to my tastes, but it's enjoyable enough to look through each time.


title: One Star

text: Very little content worth reading.


title: Magazine is fantastic, IF YOU CAN GET IT

text: I had been buying this at the store, and it is my favorite of all cooking magazines. I love the way that they have a recipe index that clearly shows which allergens are in which recipes. The recipes are great, the interface and design is great. Unfortunately, the subscription through Amazon has been a complete waste of time and money, given that I never received a single issue. So, love the publication, hate the service.


title: It was okay

text: Didnt love the magazine as I was hoping I would.  Not so applicable to us... We do small scale gardening and chicken raising.  Will try a different mag now


title: I subscribed and the next day started getting soliciting phone ...

text: I subscribed and the next day started getting soliciting phone calls. Still getting them and I cancelled my subscription months ago.


title: Need to resubscribe sometime

text: I haven't read Interview Magazine in a long time, I recall I was regularly reading it during the late 1980s to the early 1990s.  From the view of the past person I was, Interview was a portal to the culture and life while I was stationed overseas.  The magazine helped me dis-focus on life experiences during those years.  Interview Magazine brought to life the actors, actresses and artists.  Though another timeline, I think the Magazine was like the show Inside Actors Studio.  I like the unique size of the magazine as well, easy to open and read.  I do wish there was more content and articles, but that seems to be a challenge these days competing with the "other form of media content".<br />... Lastly I loved the photography back then.


title: reaquinted with family favorite

text:
i grew up with parents who subscribed to readers digest.  we had both monthly issues that spanned from late 1971 to mid 1975. after that the monthly issues were thrown out.  we kept the condensed book volumes.

I always enjoyed my subscription while in the military.

So it's 2019 and got the latest copy dec/jan 2019.  i am impressed that the publishers updated and decided to use a light newsprint type paper.

one gripe i have in regards to readers digest, disconnect from affliation or marketing with publishers clearing house and i do hope the magazine expands their content.  the magazine would be real nice if it was twice as thick as it normally is.


title: Five Stars

text: Good stuff.


title: poor quality paper and full of more advertisement that I ...

text: Would not subscribe again to this magazine. The articles do not hold my interest, poor quality paper and full of more advertisement that I could read<br />in two months. Would not recommend this to any of my friends. Needs a lot of work from publishers.


title: Birds & Blooms - Fun and Educational

text: I love this magazine.  It has wonderful pictures of birds and plants and flowers. The amount of information is amazing!!  It always has some fun activities (DIY) for both adults and children, too.  This magazine is worth every penny of it's subscription price, which is under $20.00 per year. It would be a great educational tool for parents that are home-schooling their children.  All of these magazines I have received are still in my home library.


title: Great mag

text: Love this mag, had great ideas and beautiful pics


title: Not just for New Yorkers

text:
I originally wrote a review here after only subscribing to the New Yorker for 6 months.  Now it's been 12 and I can report that the more I read it the more I get from it.  I just renewed my subscription for 2 years.
While I don't have any familiarity with the way the magazine had been edited prior to Remnick, word has it his approach is more news-driven than issues or cultural piece-driven.  To some extent this is true, however there is still that certain, New Yorkerness about it that probes deeply into the current issue with attention to the human and cultural aspects of it.  I read the New York Times for news.  I read the New Yorker for context.  Remnick's choices are also extraordinarily prescient.  In many cases, the in-depth profiles the New Yorker does on people, places and situations tend to become leading stories in major dailies down the road.  In this age of playing catch up with what's going on in the world and trying to read through spin and deceit, the New Yorker's lead-of-the-pack approach offers something akin to honesty.  The thinking is that if they are out ahead with a story, they can't be spinning someone else's news.
Some critize the New Yorker as a middle-brow publication.  These critiques tend to come from the far left, where anything short of purist Marxism is frowned upon as being dilapidated drivel.  The New Yorker is always articulate and much more global in its coverage than the namesake would suggest.  Week after week the New Yorker churns out a beautiful and timely journal of the people, arts, events and lives we are all witness to.  At the heavily discounted yearly subscription rate, this is money well spent.


title: Best Magazine on the Newsstand

text:
Under the supreme tutelage of Editor Lewis Lapham, Harper's Magazine consistently churns out intense, dramatic, sincere, frightening, uplifting, and challenging commentary.  If others in the media censor their opinions in the face of big brother, Harper's makes up for it with brutally honest assessments of culture, politics, and world affairs.
At first look, Harper's seems a leftist publication, but if you read it a little more carefully, it's a lot more Mark Twain than Karl Marx.  I'd call it centrist, but even that implies straddling the center between two extremes.  Like Twain, Harper's is more of a somewhat irascible, yet always caring voice on the outside, not on one end of the spectrum or another, but rather on a different spectrum altogether.
The attitude is egalitarian, never pompous.  The voices are reasonable, if sometimes angry or alarmed.  Harper's is definitely not a liberal magazine in the sense of Marxist socialism.  Harper's is liberal in the sense of Jeffersonian liberalism.  It's opinions seem more focused on improving local cultures and economies and challenging the demagogues and central planners who seek to control the masses, be they Democrat or Republican.  Perhaps Harper's is the Jim Jeffords of the magazine world.
Harper's is an eloquent and impassioned magazine that delivers carefully constructed and inventive views of the world each month.  There is an overriding sense of seriousness and genuine compassion found in every issue.  In a world where so many media sources are merely parrots for a larger corporate or political agendas, Harper's stands out as an autonomous voice of indignant opposition to censorship and blind nationalism.  If you care about the world we all inhabit and genuinely want to discover how we might all get to a better place, give Harper's a read.  It may not provide the answers, but it certainly raises all the right questions.


title: From Entertainment to Education, this Magazine Beats All

text:
If you have any business interest or any entrepreneurial flame, this magazine is for you.  Each month Entrepreneur comes out with incredible content that will keep you reading for hours.
Unlike most magazines in which you may read a couple articles, Entrepreneur has succeeded in making virtually 90% of each issue worthwhile.
As a small business owner, a student, and an Entrepreneur by heart, I give this magazine 5 stars, hands down.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Don’t know what you want here

text: I like the magazine but the last issue was 50 some pages and not that good. If the next issue is that small I will not renew my subscription. That is rediculous, to even call that an issue


title: The best source for unbiased and factual based product reviews.  Period.

text: The most accurate  and unbiased product reviews.  Period.  I've always found them spot on.  No Fake reviews here!


title: Perfect gift

text: Have it sent to my niece & she loves the pictures & it helps her learn!


title: Good variety of topics

text: I like the variety of topics that FLYING covers.  It gives me insight on what is going on in the world of other pilots.


title: This is good for nothing

text: Did not like it


title: News China magazine

text: This magazine is surprisingly enjoyable.  People living in the US or Canada who have a connection with mainland China will be pleased with the variety and depth of the news presented each month.  This is not a magazine that says "Rah Rah China" all the time either, it often exposes the missteps of business and political leaders, the current (and true) state of all Chinese society in general, and interesting coverage of the Chinese cinematic industry and the arts.  All and all, a worthwhile magazine for anyone interested in Chinese current events.


title: Great pleasure to read

text:
Military History magazine is the cream of this type of magazine.  The magazine is nicely laid out, easy to read, well-written and it covers a wide variety of subjects.  There is no particular slant... other than articles written to keep the reader turning the pages.

Over the roughly dozen issues I have seen, there were articles on battles ranging from the American Civil War, both World Wars, Vietnam, various Middle East conflicts, sea/submarine stories, British battles... a great variety.  All are thoroughly researched and ring true to my fairly good knowledge of history.

Recommended for at least high school age and from there any history buff would find this magazine interesting.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!!!!


title: Fabulous Magazine

text: Content is always fresh and beautiful!


title: Waiting for delivery!

text: Love it, but they stopped coming after first three issues. 🙁


title: Time is worth the money you spend.

text: Time magazine has and always will be a superb source for u biased news reporting. I grew up with time in its peak years around 96-04 and it has delivered reliable trustworthy articles “time” and again. Please consider this as a gift to the younger generation. I have gifted this and other magazines to my nieces and nephews to keep the printed word alive!


title: NTSB Reporter

text: I have been receiving "NTSB Reporter" for many years. I find it is very informative, and a way to possibly avoid the same mistakes that may lead to myself getting into the same situation and accident. When reading the chain of events that eventually lead to the accident, one can imagine what decisions they would make in the same situation, hopefully avoiding the same fate. I highly recommend it to all pilots and even some nonpilots.


title: Five Stars

text: This magazine is one of my favorite subscriptions. Beauty and Fashion tips and tricks for the win.


title: Didn’t receive years issues.

text: Received 3 issues, where are the remaining magazines????<br />Great magazine; FEW copies


title: Highly Recommended

text: Insightful articles and always something interesting to read! I highly recommend  Scientific American.


title: Modern meets timeless decor.

text: I love the decorating ideas but the magazine never seems to arrive. Last October, 2021 was the only magazine I received.  Sad...


title: This is a fantastic magazine. The most interesting part to me is ...

text: This is a fantastic magazine.  The most interesting part to me is reading about the new products on the market.  I find that I need all kinds of things that I didnt know I needed.  Every home owner should have this magazine.  It helps with storage ideas, organization and other general household knowledge.


title: Yes, there are a lot of advertisements in Popular ...

text: Yes, there are a lot of advertisements in Popular Science, but for less than a dollar an issue what do you expect?The articles between the advertisements are very informative, entertaining and well written.I bought a subscription for my 15  year old nephew and he likes it as well.


title: 2 month after, still no magazine

text: This is unbelievable, I put my order at Jun. 1 2010 and got canceled at Jul. by the reason of "in error". Then emailed Amazon to clarify the whole thing out. The only good thing is Amazon offered me a coupon to match my original price (without this, I'll grad it "one star"). Right now, it is mid Aug., I still do not have my first issue yet. 2 and half months... Be careful guys.


title: A Must Have for Mystery Fans

text: A subscription to Mystery Scene is a bit more expensive than most other magazines and it's not even monthly, but considering the top of the line content issue after issue, it's well worth the money.


title: Educational FUN

text: I received highlights when I was young and needless to say I still enjoy them with my granddaughter!! She learns a lot while having fun!


title: Five Stars

text: excellent


title: Best value among bridal magazines I've seen

text:
I get Martha Stewart's, Brides, and Bridal Guide magazines.  (I'm a magazine addict... and there was a magazine sale on Amazon...)  The price for Brides magazine is pretty good, and I like that you get 12 a year.  (Martha is only 4 and Bridal Guide is 6.)  I can't say that it has really outstanding articles; a majority of the magazine is ads -- but I basically look through the ads/pictures to get ideas for what I want and rip them out when I find something I like.

The articles that they do have, I have found pretty helpful or at the very least entertaining.  I think that their articles are better than Bridal Guide at least.  Martha Stewart I feel is more crafty, but if you sign up to her wedding newsletter... you basically get the magazine in pieces through email for free anyway...

They have the basics - advise column, new/fun highlights, seasonal wedding spreads, male editor doing 1 task for his wedding a month, honeymoon planning section, and then usually a main article about one topic a magazine (i.e. picking your dress, choosing an officiant, etc.).  I agree with a post I saw where it feels somewhat to be the same kind of stuff every month due to the majority of pages being ads, but I would say a lot of the ads change pictures month-to-month, so I still didn't mind.  If you're looking for some really intense/in-depth articles I can't say this is the place to look.... but I don't think any wedding magazine will give you that.


title: Still Good After All These Years

text: I was a subscriber to this magazine in 90s, but hadn't checked it out since the "new millenium". I had heard that the magazine had gone through some changes which had me skeptical if I would still enjoy it. This magazine is quite different...well, totally different from what I remembered. Gone are the classic sections like Pak watch and Classified Information, but the articles that have taken their places are very interesting. Nintendo Power has plenty of old school references for long time fanboys like me (the current issue has nods to R.O.B the Robot, Pro Wrestling on the NES and Nester). It also has in depth articles/previews for new games like a 10 page spread on the upcoming Mario Mega Mix. As this is only my first issue, I cannot say for sure which are the new repeat articles, but I'm optimistic. I am very pleased with my subscription. The only thing that I miss is the old bonuses for subscribing like strategy guides. I am a Nintendo Fan Boy for life.


title: Joe

text: I was born in Italy, and this magazine helps me to keep in touch and to keep me sharp on the Italian language.


title: Nice pictures, but not much in it to help you climb better

text: There wasn't much value for modern climbers. Mostly pics, some crags and climbing gear. Stopped reading it


title: One Star

text:
Cancel this subscription.
Thank you,
Gary Gronneberg


title: Never Came

text: I purchased this Magazine Subscription as a gift for a family member a couple weeks before Christmas. The First issue was to come out in April so when May rolled around I e-mailed the company (after having to SEARCH for customer support contact information) to find out where the magazine was. I was told that the publisher would be contacted and they would respond in 5-7 business days. No response. I called in the beginning of June and was told that they would contact the publisher to have the issue sent out. No magazine again. I called again this week, the last week of June and was told that the publisher would be contacted and a magazine would be sent out again. At this point I was so tired of dealing with this mess that I asked canceled my subscription for a refund. I was told that I would be contacted in 5-7 business days if my refund was approved?!?! I did receive a notice today that my refund has been approved.  No magazine is worth the time and hassle that went into this subscription! It receives 1 star because It would not allow a rating of 0 stars!


title: One big ad

text: National Geographic Kids used to be a great magazine.  I picked it up for the first time in a few years and was shocked to see just how far its fallen.  Its nothing but a giant ad geared towards children.  As other reviewers have stated, even the cover is an ad in "disguise", along with several of the articles.  Many of them are about children's TV shows instead of the topics my son loves such as culture and animal life.  Its such a shame.


title: great read everymonth

text: will re- up my subscription for many years to come.  theres always great articles and i like the section on cars at the end


title: Trash

text: Vogue is for trailer park trash who preach how it's okay for woman to abuse men, this magazine and its company belong in the garbage.


title: Not worth it anymore

text: This is a sad shadow of what readers digest used to be.


title: Love it

text: Great publication


title: Quality writing of the old Vanity Fair is gone!

text: What has happened to Vanity Fair? It was one of my favorite magazine for many years but no more.


title: Good read

text: Great read


title: Five Stars

text: guys loved it


title: Banjo Newsletter

text: As a newcomer to playing the banjo (< 5 years), I find the Banjo Newletter to be a wealth of information about the 5 string banjo and the various styles.  They also review banjo teaching aids (books, CD's, DVD's etc.) as well as recent releases of CD's of interest to the banjo world.  Each issue has a large range of articles for all interests, including interviews with musical celebrities, and lots of songs in tablature format.  The paper newletter is supplemented with a very robust web site with MP3's that can be downloaded.  This is very helpful to hear the timing of various licks.  You can also order older newsletters with interviews or songs of interest.All in all, the money for the subscription is money very well spent.  The banjo newsletter authors really love their work and it shows!  Keep up the excellent newsletter!


title: Finally cancelling

text: This magazine used to be an inspiration, but lately it seems to be schilling the same tacky-but-tedious nouveau riche aesthetic.  Grand marble foyer?  Check.  Velvet drapes with enormous velvet tassels?  Holla.  Most of the spaces featured have all the authenticity and personality of a hotel lobby.  If I had to describe it in one word, it would unfortunately be "soulless."


title: Reportage too soft on racist or incompetent presidents

text: To sell magazines they won't call a racist president a racist.


title: Great price!

text: Great price!


title: GREAT magazine

text: What else can be said.  I've been a subscriber since issue 1.  Trustworthy product evaluations and up to date industry news.


title: No thanks

text: Send you old outdated copies


title: Great magazine & great organization

text: I have supported the Archaeological Conservancy for years and have always enjoyed their magazine. The stories covered are diverse and interesting, covering sites across America.


title: Parents Mag

text: Timely. Good short articles. Cool recipes.


title: Great magazine as always...just a little to much ads!

text: What can I say I've been reading Popular Mechanics along with Popular Science magazines for the past 15 years and LOVE THIS STUFF!  The only complaint I would have is that over the years there have included more and more ads to help pay for the publication, but it still has tons of great info.  My 4 star review is for the amount of ads.


title: What happened?!

text: This used to be my favorite magazine - beautiful designs that you might want to copy conceptually even if you didn't want to pay the price for the actual items shown.  Great for inspiration and things you could actually use if you had a certain kind of aesthetic.<br />They must have changed editors or let all the staff go and hired a bunch of high-school interns to run the show.  The cover alone of the Design issue was shockingly bad.  You could not even see what the objects were, and to think this was the best of photos they had to choose from.  Someone has co-opted the magazine to try to show they are sophisticated and unconventional, but as a result, there is nothing here useful for someone interested in actual interior design of living spaces.  It's all 1980's egocentric postmodern wannabe art school garbage trying to be shocking instead of considered functional design.  Just filler for the non-advertising pages.


title: All You Order Review

text: My magazine arrived in about eight or nine weeks and I really like this magazine. All You comes with some great articles and coupons.


title: Enjoying the magazine.

text: We are very pleased with our subscription. Quality photos and interesting articles to read. Recipes clearly explained.


title: Fast (but Deceptive) Business Practice

text:
I subscribed to this magazine two years ago (back when it still had some worthwhile content).  I am sure I did NOT subscribe under an automatic renewal plan.

Last year I received a postcard from Fast Company. The postcard said that if I did NOT return it within two weeks then they would charge my charge card for another two year subscription- and after that, they would just continue to renew me forever.

I declined the "offer" by returning the postcard. I also phoned their customer service where, after a 15 minute wait, I cancelled my subscription.

Or so I thought- because, they just renewed (and charged) me anyway.

In my opinion, there is a word for taking from someone's charge card without explicit permission: "theft."  And there is a phrase for companies (hello, AOL) that demand automatic renewal yet provide no effective way to cancel-- and that is, "deceptive business practice."

And so, the bottom line is: do you really expect to receive useful business information from a publisher who does this??


title: Five Stars

text: Nice bag. Love the self issues.


title: Low page count -

text: Kinda a pamphlet more than a magazine....


title: great computer magazine

text: I am not a computer geek.  I know how to turn the computer on and move the mouse.  I know very little else about computers and find their tech jargon confusing.  If you are like me then this is the magazine for you!  This magazine takes complicated jargon and makes it easy to understand.  They have indepth articles that are written in laymans terms.  I have received one issue so far and read it from cover to cover.  It contained feature articles on various systems, components, pc games and upgrades-all written with layman in mind.  This is one computer magazine you don't need a phd in order to understand what they are talking about.  If they can give me confidence and think about upgrades and how to install them then they can do it for anybody.


title: Great facts

text: My husband loves baseball - hard to find good magazines


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome


title: Not An Interest

text: The Great Grandkids I sent this to were not interested.  They are 6 and 7 and didn't anticipate the next issue, as you would expect.<br />Maybe boys would be a better choice.


title: Motivation

text: Gift for my son, he loves it!

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title: Perfect for keeping tv schedule ahead

text: Great gift for my loved one.


title: Great read for men whom enjoy exercising n staying fit.

text: Gift for loved one.


title: Gift for loved one

text: My Son loves it


title: .99 cents for 4 months

text: They are getting closer to my price point.  If they pay me .99 cents a month for magazine I promise to buy a bird and line the cage with this once good magazine. Almost there Rolling Stone...Almost there.


title: Awesome

text: Love this magazine


title: Didn't last 12 months, and then renewed without notification. (March 2020-January 2021)

text: Subscription auto-renews, first of all. Second, and worse, the subscription is supposed to be for 12 months. Renewed last March, and then just renewed in January. That's not 12 months.


title: Unreliable

text: Bought the one year subscription in January, and it said the first issue should arrive by April, which was expected. However, it's been two months, and I have yet to receive any of the issues. Not worth it.


title: Been reading since its inception

text: Sometimes wanders a bit, but one of the best magazines on the planet. The long form crime stories are fascinating.


minus one star because of all the ads on wired.com  absolutely horrible, even with a firewall and ad blocker.


title: Five Stars

text: My mom loves this magazine and got it for a reasonable price.