title: Free is good

text:
A free one year subscription without automatic renewal is good.
Free through Amazon after buying a printer.

This magazine has good editorial content, but seems too full of ads.
Also don't like all the "Blown-in" subscription cards.
With demise of BYTE, this magazine fills a similar niche.

I've typically only bought it on news stands to read in a plane.

Finally started 6 weeks later. Got January issue, then 3 days later
the February issue. I called 800-So-Wired to complain, and they claim to extend my
subscription by 1 issue.


title: Time Magazine just upgraded my wife's subscription in the amount ...

text:
Time Magazine just upgraded my wife's subscription in the amount of $69.90 for what appears to be one or two years - still waiting for Time Customer Service to explain what was done and why.  Being a senior my wife qualifies for Time's discount for the elderly of $30.00 per year - which is far from the least expensive annual offering for Time;  a shallow, light and prejudice offering.

Why can't this magazine simply offer a set cost for annual subscribers?  A discount for recurring subscriptions makes some sense.  And why do they call subscribers members?

Time Magazine's subscription practices are the main reason I no longer subscribe to any magazines.


title: Budget-friendly Science Diet

text: This is a good, affordable publication. Interesting articles for me as a layperson that are easy to read. Very responsive customer service reps when I needed to change my address. There were past complaints from other purchasers about inappropriate or non sequitur ads placed throughout the mag but I never noticed those.


title: Five Stars

text: bought as a gift


title: Five Stars

text: Good mag keeps me up to date on home  theater


title: Five Stars

text: it's a great magazine


title: loaded with ads

text: recipes are ok.  Pictures are polished.  articles are well presented and organized.  However way too many advertisements.


title: Mostly good reads

text: Some very good articles and information but an increasing amount of advertising and borderline political and pro gun agenda.


title: Great magazine!

text: This magazine is a wonderful gift for children. I did have one problem but not with the item. I found out that my niece already gets NGK after I ordered it for her. I tried to cancel this order literally within 12 hours of my initial order and Amazon said they couldn't cancel it.


title: More history than you can shake a bayonet at

text:
If you are a civil war buff this mag is for you.
 Many details on many little known facts all easy to read and a pleasure for the eyes.  It manages not only to avoid repeating the same stories over and over, but it brings you fresh perspectives that the avgerage history doesn't hit.
A great reference tool for the student who wants to know more than the avg text will tell him.


title: I can't let go of an issue!

text:
Discipleship Journal takes me back to the days when I used to run to the mailbox each day to find out if something had arrived for me.  The whole of it is a gift, pure and simple.  Whether I need suggestions for an icebreaker at a small group I lead, inspiration from authors like Mark Buchanan and Paul Thigpen, or thoughtful pieces on Biblical interpretation and application, it's there.  Each issue contains a suggested daily Bible study guide that individuals or groups can use, corresponding to different pieces in the issue, along with relevant passages from the Old and New Testaments.
  And the artwork alone is amazing.  The editors seek out talented and accomplished artists who view their art as part of their spiritual life and communication with God.  Some of the covers and interior prints are frameworthy.
  DJ is hard to find on newsstands.  Although many Christian bookstores carry it, I recommend this subscription since it will save you money.  Besides, why pass up on the fun of actually looking forward to getting the mail...at least six times a year!


title: Five Stars

text: 5 out of 5


title: This mag is fantastic.

text: Great stories, habitually written very well.  I think it's a keeper.


title: I love R. D I've been reading it forever

text: I love R.D I've been reading it forever.


title: Useful

text:
Local printed newspapers stopped including TV  grid.
Hard to find this on local news stands and stores.
Has a lot of info for streaming services.
Shows coverage for more stations then I receive.
Covers 2 weeks at a time.
Doesn't come in a bag.
Grid covers time from
7:00 pm until 10:30 pm.
No daytime grid.
Print size is great. Made of slick glossy paper like People or other magazines.
More the size of People Magazine, not small and fat like Reader's Digest.


title: Most mature multi-system gaming magazine.

text: First off, the artwork and pictures and screenshots in here, are worth the price of admission alone. It's fantabolous, and really borders on art. The covers are like more than art. They could be framed. They work on a letter grading scale. That's A-F, including the plusses and minuses, but of course, not for the F's. Play is a very good title, because not only do they cover games, but also Anime, DVD's, and Music; all of which can be played. If you get gaming magazine ever, this has to be it. But like most everyone else, they can be a bit late in running reviews, and sometimes they get exclusives or first reviews too. I hope this review helped expose you to this work of art. But please, dont buy on here. You are sooooooooooooo getting ripped off. The price of a regular subscription is $20, so see if you can find a copy on the newstand somewhere, or even go to [...] and subscribe there.


title: Great cooking magazine.

text: Nice Editor-In-Chief. Nice pictures of the food. Recipes are laid out nicely.


title: The best Xbox magazine.

text: Well, it sucks to get your subscription off of here or anywhere else that has it with no disc, cause discs are the essence of any magazine that has them. And they seem to have demos (for multi-system or just PS2 and Xbox) faster than OPM. Recently they underwent a re-design for the disc (per se) and they added a download section that lets you save game saves to your system and use them in that game. I never thought I'd say this about anything, but the credits on the disc are just as fun as the rest of the disc. Anyway, this is just a really great Xbox mag. The text is always easy to read, because they hardly ever do any background colors besides green and white. They have nice little factoids at the bottom of each page. Now of course they're 100% biased, but it doesnt really bother me. Except there's a certain editor on there, and it sure didnt take him long (after starting to work there) to become so cocky. He could almost be the EIC as obnoxious as he is. Other than this, it's a great mag, but kind of dissapointing that they took out the Queue (sp?) section in the back. Ah to heck with it: Pretty much the whole staff is pompous.


title: A pretty solid music magazine.

text: I'm not afraid to give Spin 5 stars, because it is pretty good. The latest issue has The Vines on the cover, and comes with a free CD containing 1 tracks from their new CD (apparently the first single off it), along with 2 previously unreleased tracks. Winning Days is the title of their new full-length album. Now this werent my first issue of Spin. I started on that, around March of last year, and didnt like it at all. Maybe it was too flashy with that issue, but it seems to have calmed down. I really kick myself now, for not getting the Best of 2003 issue, and the one with Dave Matthews on the cover and the article inside about Friendster, and I wish to have gotten the issue with The Strokes (the recent one, with 5 different covers, for all 5 band members). Nevertheless, it's still a really substantial music magazine, that is blander than, and of course, more mature than Blender, but that's fine, because I'm glad to 5 stars to each, because their both good in their own right and each bring something great to the table, and I'm glad to have the best of both worlds.


title: A great technology and all-around magazine.

text: Wired has some really great articles and columns in their Opinion section (I believe they're in thats section). They had a great feature with the above pictured issue, about the making of a human; and it looks like their newest issue (all about Google) will be great too (if the cover just wasnt so darn bright). I havent bought it just yet, cause I just subscribed and am waiting for it. Wired is just a really good technology magazine, and of course they talk about other things, but it all usually has to do with tech stuff. Well regardless, it's still a great read, and I think you will like it.


title: Pretty good.

text: Well, I originally got introduced to PC World, by winning a free subscription to from a now defunct auction site. I believe my first issue was April 2002. It seemed to be pretty good (or great, seeing as how that was my first PC magazine [no pun] that I actually read). They have good columns, and news, and always helpful tips and other stuff, and I love the How To section in the back. It's usually thicker than their other PC competition magazines, and that's good. It's still a great magazine, but I just cant help but say that it's not as good, nor is any of it's competition, as is the juggernaut that is PC Magazine. If you want a real PC magazine, then of course, pick up PC Magazine. And if you want a good close second, then get PC World, however, stay away from Maximum PC {read about it in my review) and read about PCM in my review of it (if it ever gets posted).


title: More like half and half PC and BS.

text: Maximum PC's slogan is Maximum PC. Minimum BS. Well I think they should make that, Half PC. Half BS. If you buy your subscription on here, you're not getting the CD, which is obviously, the whole essence of the mag. The CD is done just like PC Gamer, but it just has Maximum PC on there, instead of PC Gamer, and this also means, if your PCG CD's won't auto-load, neither will the MPC ones. Since I can't see what the price is for the subscription on here, I cant tell if you're paying the same amount on here for the no CD sub, as you would with the CD. CD sub. price is $29.95. You can obviously look at the top of the page, and see what the price is. The one good thing they have is the Head 2 Head thing they have in the beginning, where they pit two products against each other. This month it was Yahoo! Mail vs. Hotmail. So this really isnt a great magazine, nor a good PC magazine (no pun). If you want a real independent magazine, go with PC Magazine. (And for more on that, read my review...if it ever gets posted).


title: One of the most renowned magazines.

text: They really seem to have turned around with their new editor in chief, who came on board in the September issue. They have some cool stories, even if some of them do get continued in the back, but that just means (depending on how far along you are), that you have the rest of the mag to look forward to. I dont really like any of the style tips and the clothes, and depending on how big the issue is, you'll have to trudge through about 30 pages of ads, before u get to the first page of the TOC. It's nice to see an Editor's column (or page) now, even though this EIC seems to be just a little too arrogant. Like every mature men's mag, they review CD's and books. I'd say 8 out of 12 issues are usually thick, and I'm not sure if the September issue (their last monstrously huge issue) will be like that this year or not, Overall, it's still very interesting. I love the font they now use on the cover and in a couple of sections of the mag. Very tech like.


title: The best mature Men's magazine.

text: There's nothing to say, but if you want a REAL men's magazine, this is it. They have great articles and stories, and I love the bits of knowledge that starts the Know & Tell section, and I love the last page, which has an interview with a celebrity. Just get this magazine and forget all the other mature men's mags.


title: About as thick as Vogue.

text: Yes most issues are as thick as Vogue, which of course means like 50 pages of ads, before you get to the first page of text, but overall, I'm really impressed with their articles. They write about a variety of topics, and I thought it was great, how in the March (current) issue, the Editor In Chief, decided to use his column, to show the names of everyone who's died since the war in Iraq began, and where they were from, and what rank they were. It was really sad seeing these guys who were only 19, and they had their whole life ahead of them still. (Of course, these were all the people who had died as of press time for the issue). I believe the count was 472, and that has risen by almost 100, but it was still a very nice gesture. So what genre is Vanity Fair in exactly? Well, first off, dont let the name fool you and dont think just because when you first open it and you come to your first perfume sample, that it is only a magazine for women. Because further on in, they also have male models, so it's kind of for both genders. Some might say it's an Entertainment mag, but I hear it's just General Interest, and that's why it's not in the women's magazine section of my local grocery store, and it's just to the right of the Entertainment ones, so apparently, it's General Interest, and it means it's for anyone. You really shouldn't be ashamed to get it, like I first was. EDIT 3/13/04: After recieving the new issue today, I'm completely sure it more for women that anyone else.


title: On second thought...

text: They're not as bad as I said they were. Really, the only problems I have is the ink (which I said last time) and that's about it. The new format has grown on me, and I dont really have much problem with the reviews section. I actually like the 3 reviewers now taking full hold. The staff page in the front is always funny, and the letters are too. They have one of the best in terms of an EIC and even though his column seems to be shorter than it used to be in the old format, it's still great. Yes I cant complain, about what some have said about there being too much red ink, but say what u want, white text on red, makes it very easy to read and red on white is easy to read too, along with white on black and vice versa. I love the comic they have in the back of the mag, called Hsu and Chan, and Hsu probably has something to do with the EIc, cause his last name is Hsu. They have pretty good articles in Press Start sometimes. And I can truly say that this one of the game magazines that I really like when it gets here each month. I've never read Seanbaby's reviews. Only his column. Same with their tips and tricks editor. And their rumor mill guy, Quartermann, is cool too. Both the page of rumors and his columns. Well, as always, all I can say is to go buy a copy, but you will probably want to subscribe, cause then you wont have to deal with the bags on the issues and all the other junk inside the bag.


title: Five Stars

text: VERY INFORMATIVE!


title: Most enjoyable, good read...

text: Victoria and I are old friends.  I so enjoy the pictures and watching it snow.


title: Are you trying to learn how to write?

text: I would say the best this magazine can do is point aspiring writers toward information on writing. It has maybe two or three articles on writing and two inspirational articles, and a lot of adds for products designed for writing and publishers (which can be helpful, but don't teach writing).  If you want to learn about writing take a look at some of the books sold here on Amazon there are some really great ones like (for fiction) Self Editing for Fiction writers and Writers Workshop, and writer's digest has a lot of excellent books that I believe they published and you can buy here too.


title: Ugh...

text:
I received a free subscription to this magazine, and I was excited. The magazine arrived, and the cover looked intriguing. Interviews, music and film reviews, political commentary, etc. It seemed right up my alley until I started to read it and found it very problematic. The magazine is incredibly light on content; half of the pages are ads, and the many of the rest are filled with photos. For a monthly magazine, there is just not enough substantive content.

The political commentary is left-wing. Depending on your ideological bent, this is either a good or a bad thing, but even if you are a liberal, most of the writing isn't articulated very well, and just comes across as super-biased choir-preaching. There are some interesting articles, both on politics and music, and there are good writers on staff, but when my subscription ended, I was more than ready to be done with it.


title: Great magazine

text: I like the magazine it has great articles and wonderful giveaways. I got a great make up bag just for trying it.  They had great make up tips and reviews of products.


title: Five Stars

text: OK


title: This mag is da bom

text: This magozine is the bom, it helps me with everything, like when i was buying a computer, it helped me with what stuff it should have in it(Graphics card, ram, motherboard, ect.). it also reviews products, computers, and software which is very, very helpfull. it also warnes us about what virisuses are going around. this is the best magozine that you can buy.


I have a subscription to this magazine which comes with the demo disc. The magazine itself is great.  Typical of all Imagine publications, there is quite a bit of humor to be found in the mag.  The screenshots are clear, the writers are knowledgeable about XBOX technology and the reviews are generally right on.  When they rate a game, they aren't afraid to be honest and this has saved me some money from buying games that I THOUGHT looked good, but turned out to be pretty bad.  Let's face it, new games are $50 and that's no small sum for anyone.<br />If you own an XBOX or are thinking of buying one, this should be required reading for you.


title: "Rolling Stone" rolls on.

text: Many long years ago when I was working for Time inc. I became one of the first subscribers to Rolling Stone and at one time had in my office the complete first six years starting with issue #1. Life (not the magazine) has a way of veering from side to side unexpectedly and so here I am more than 50 years later starting again with Rolling Stone. No more need be said!


I decided to try Rolling Stone again after a nearly 10 year absence.  This is a rag, only occasionally hinting at its once-greatness.  The most recent issue looked like an issue of Maxim (great, I guess if you've got the iq of a 12-year-old boy, not so great for a grown up)  I'm really not interested in the latest pop-culture boy-girl-band wannabe, nor am I interested in the sexual escapades of a teenage girl...And if I WAS, I wouldn't want to read about them in THIS magazine, which used to be about art and culture.  Why bother?  There's no politics, no class and no challenge to this.

It used to be the counter-culture's voice...now it's got no culture at all.

Good-bye RS!

Follow up...

What happened? I got a free subscription to RS, so I came back. Insightful political thought has returned to these pages. I'm so glad to see some of the old RS back. I'm glad it's no longer Maxim-ized.


title: Eye candy--but GOOD eye candy

text: Nice mag.  Hadn't picked it up for a while<br />Nice pics, decent articles.  Worth giving a look to.


title: The gift that keeps giving

text: This has become an annual gift - and the hints start coming when the expiry notices arrive in the mail. I have read it, too, and enjoy the variety of its articles as well as the actual wine reviews. It gives more insight into what the critics are looking for in a premium wine. Overall an enjoyable magazine for wine lovers.


title: Great magazine

text: A must if you like home decor and live in Colorado


title: It still hasn't arrived nearly two months after I ordered it

text: I loved the one issue I received on my Kindle some time ago and decided the paper version would work better for me. Would love to know but I'm still waiting for my first issue almost two months since I ordered it for myself and as a Christmas gift for another person. Disappointing. I was really looking forward to it.


title: Paid in July 2017 and still waiting for delivery as of Dec 2017

text:
I would STRONGLY encourage anyone seek to subscribe to this failing serial to manage the subscription through Amazon and not deal directly with the National Geographic Partners LLC.  Despite the articles becaming more liberal, polarizing, and less about science and more about social issues, we faithfully renewed our subscription that we've had for over 16 years,  And we waited for the August 2017 issue, then for September 2017, and October 2017, and November 2017, and now December 2017.  Still with nothing.
I guess the National Geographic could sense they were going to lose me as a subscriber after this year and decided to end the relationship only after robbing me of $19.
If you feel the need to read this rag, borrow a copy from the library instead of buying a subscription.


title: Two Stars

text: my 12 year old prefers popular science


title: Mostly Ads

text: I purchased a subscription as a gift for my outdoorsy partner, hoping it would be a source of inspiration.  Unfortunately there isn't much actual content.  It's mostly ads and gear reviews (which are really ads in disguise).  A bit disappointing.


title: Disappointed!

text: Recipes are not very practical.  Too many obscure ingredients and adds.


title: Family Handyman (1-year)

text: Used to subscribe to this magazine several years ago and thought i would try it again. The format has changed some and in my oppinion not for the good. Magazine is good for Amazon's price of $10 or less a year. Definately not worth Family Handy man's price of $20 a year.


title: Nintendo Power

text: Got this subscription for my son. He enjoys the articles that discuss the new games that are being released in the near future.


title: Five Stars

text: We love getting this in the mail! My kids love learning about the different types of animals


title: Mad for Mad

text: We have been reading Mad Magazine our entire lives, and have passed the same onto our sons.  They enjoy it, too.


title: Provocative, thoughtful, and entertaining

text: Again and again, I find analysis and perspectives in The Nation which I am glad to get, and had not read elsewhere. Just when you think there's nothing new to be said about, for example, climate change, or the Republicans, The Nation publishes an original, provocative piece that you can read in five or ten minutes, and feel it was time well spent. This past month, I particularly liked David Rieff's "Philanthrocapitalism: A Self-Love Story." (I'll try to make Jade Babolcsay's illustration appear with this review.) We would be a poorer society without The Nation... though individually, a few people would be richer.

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title: great magazine

text: good product for a good price. I am very happy with my purchase. I would recommend this product to anyone.


title: They have become very political. The articles don't appeal ...

text: They have become very political.  The articles don't appeal to me "How I was with a woman and now I'm married to a man" type of stuff.  Just not anything I'm interested in.  They have an agenda and are pushing it strong.


title: Rolling Stone Lost Its Way ...

text: Rolling Stone lost its way at some point during the last decade.  I subscribed to my last year of Rolling Stone during 2016 / 17 and truly got tired of a magazine that was largely focused on politics instead of music, musical artists and musical events.


title: Great magazine.

text: This magazine has a lot of great ideas and the directions are easy to follow.


title: Great magazine.

text: Great magazine.


title: Wholesome

text: Great  articles and clean living.


title: Three Stars

text: Too many ads.


title: Dissappointed

text: The magazine content is what it is. If you want to read it, then you will enjoy it. That being said, the company has harrassed me for further subscriptions and failed to deliver what I paid for saying that the subscription had expired after one issue. I am aware that independent firms handle subscription sales and the company that I purchased the subscription from was apparently dirtbags.


title: My Wife Likes It

text: My wife likes it. Need I say more?


title: Great Magazine

text:
Colorful, entertaining, helpful and informative.
One of the best magazines out there.
Watch for a sale.


title: Great American Tradition

text: Still one of the finest magazines. Great news, stories and humor. Watch for it on sale.


title: Hot Magazine

text: Can't beat Martha or the price of $5.00 for this magazine subscription.


title: Awesome magazine!

text: Great articles that are well written, are up to date, and timely!  If you are a Mac person you should give it a read.


title: Absolutely Amazing!

text: I bought this for an elementary school girl. She loves it and thinks that it has great stories and advice. She likes the Embarrassing Moments section because she can relate to it and finds some of the stories hilarious. She likes the crafts because they're something she could actually make that would turn out cool. Good ideas for school outfits and hair are in this great magazine too. Overall, definitely something to renew.


title: The Excitement Is Gone - Vogue is Boring

text: For decades, I looked forward to the next Vogue.  In recent years, however, it has been in decline.  Now Vogue is just barely mediocre.  Luckily, there are better fashion magazines.


title: TOO MUCH. We did not renew.

text: TOO MUCH.  We did not renew.


title: "Mehh"

text: Pass on this - The magazine content is just "okay" and the magazine construction is way to thin and flimsy.  I will update after I receive a few more issues.


title: Great Magazine

text: I have been a subscriber for years. Love this magazine. Detailed projects. Good variety of articles. I always get something out of every issue.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent!


title: Five Stars

text: good


we really like the recipes and cooking tips . very informative and not too expensive .  just renewed another two years .


title: More crafty than diy

text: More crafty than diy


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: love


title: Magazine

text: I got my first issue today and love the magazine. Can't wait to get the other issues over the months to come.


title: Four Stars

text: Happy with price and product


title: Five Stars

text: great mag., good price-just don't move


title: Five Stars

text: easy,cheap, but don't move-they don't handle address change well-months to get right


title: Garbage!

text: I didn't buy this piece of crap!


title: Ugh

text: For some reason the redesign of this magazine makes it look fake.  The cover is just weird and the font makes it look like a supermarket insert.  Sorry fitness but FAIL


title: Happy Nephews

text:
Dear Friends,
  I renewed the subscription for "Cricket" & "Muse" because my nephews love to receive them. They contain a lot of interesting things that they would never see on TV, thus giving them the edge on their contempories. Yes,these magazines have helped them excel in school, where their knowlege is admired.
  Sincerely, Kenneth M. Kehoe
  [...]


title: Nice to read it again

text: We like the Reader's Digest still.  The subscription price was something we could afford.


title: Five Stars

text: Love Martha Stewart Living!


title: GREAT IDEAS & GENIUS GADGET IDEAS!

text: Love getting ideas for fun projects (& genius- fixes)  around the house.  I'm a gadget need & got several great ideas from the FIRST issue I received! Looking forward to future issues!


title: Great art book!

text:
My husband has rec'd this magazine for years.  My sons like it also.  Some good articles, great NAUGHTY art and content, cartoon stories and lots more.

As a woman, I don't care for some of it but for the men, its a good ART play boy mag.


title: Proud to be a Westerner!

text: I’m a Westerner! My maternal grandparents came across the plains in covered wagons & worked the silver & gold mines in Nev, Utah, Calif & paternal grandparents came by railroad which they helped build. Love the history, stories, places that make up our West history. Love the total silence of desert isolation. I Read your magazine cover to cover. Thanks for a great resource!  Unfortunately I’m probably the last in my family that’s going to know that feeling. Unless you get up into the Sierras, explore our deserts, and\or our schools put more emphasis on our West & it’s history, we are going to fade. Sad. Just Calif history doesn’t do it, we are unique. Thanks for keeping the story\history going.


title: This Magazine Pays for Itself 100-Fold

text:
You SHOULD subscribe to this magazine.

I have, for at least 15 years, and it's been one of the smartest purchases of my life. As the title above says, it pays for itself over and over again.

CR will help you buy ANYTHING, particularly when you need to get, say, an appliance, or an automobile, or anything you don't regularly purchase. Face it: we buy a lot of things once every 5, 10, or even 20+ years, and when it comes to getting a new one we need to think before we buy it.

CR is exactly for these kinds of things...the everyday items we really know nothing about when it comes to durability, comfort, dependability, ease of use, safety, etc. etc. Like refrigerators, or washing machines, or phones, or electronics, or TVs, or automobiles, or foods, or computers, and on and on and on.

This magazine helps you with a lot of services, too: hospitals, phone suppliers, prescriptions, internet providers, life insurance, warranties...it's difficult, in fact, to think of something they DON'T help you with.

One of the best things they do is supply you with the BACKGROUND information you need to know to be able to converse with those who sell these things.  When my old lawn mower dies, for instance, CR is extremely valuable when it comes to helping me discern why I might rather get an electric or gas mower, or which brand is more reliable, or whether ethanol helps this kind of a backyard equipment -- AND it tells you how to access this info with your smart phone when you're out buying one.

That info came from the current issue (May 2013), and so does info on the new Blackberry phone, and lab tests on refrigerators, mattresses, irons, blenders, vitamin D, string trimmers, compact sedans, motorcycle reliability, and lots of other really helpful info (including "101 Secrets From Our Experts," such as, what to do if you drop your cell phone in water, the best way to create passwords, buying TV cables, ID-theft protection, and so on.

I can't possibly estimate how much CR has helped me over the years, but I know it has saved me THOUSANDS of dollars. This is truly a TERRIFIC magazine that more than pays for itself, and makes your life LOTS easier.

Oh--in case you're wondering, CR DOES NOT TAKE ADVERTISING, and will go so far as to even sue advertisers who use their ratings in their ads.  You CAN trust them to be impartial in their ratings and advice.


title: An Essential for Every Writer

text: If you are seriously pursuing your writing, you need to get a subscription to Writer's Digest. Helpful tips and tricks, paired with interviews with industry pros are a must for anyone wanting to break into this highly competitive industry.


title: a great gift for book lovers - a great gift period

text: I started picking this up maybe two years ago.  I love it.  It's got feed back from customers [I gave mine and got a year's subscription free], author profiles and reviews.  The reviews are samples of what a variety of critics have said in papers around the country - then they print a concensus - it's terrific.


title: Loved my first issue

text: Loved my first issue! Can't wait for more. Now I don't have to travel to France for my Marie Claire. Wait is that good thing?


title: wish to know what magazine im getting?

text: how can i contact this magazine? need to know which magazine i m getting. that's the only thing bad i found out.


title: Annual Christmas Gift Ordered

text: I give a subscription to this magazine to my young cousin in Colorado each year for Christmas.  Although 15 now, he still enjoys receiving it each month.


title: Yoga Journal Magazine

text: Good articles


title: Love it on Kindle Fire

text: Love this mag and especially being able to get it on my Kindle Fire. I'm a long time reader, several decades...


title: On Kindle Fire--YES!

text: I am loving reading this on my Kindle Fire


title: Vanity Fair is great.

text: I love Vanity Fair and always have.  My only issue is that it keeps telling me that my account is invalid and I cannot get the online access, which is frustrating and I never have the time to deal with it.  I just forgo whatever it was I was planning to read.


title: Sunset is my favorite time of Day

text: Always interesting and current. Great ideas and places to visit. I have been subscribing to Sunset for over twenty years.


title: Five Stars

text: I always look forward to the next month's issue.


title: Sunset in the Morning

text: That is my favorite time to read the magazine that I have subcribe to for 15'ish years and will keep on enjoying reading every month. Thank you for the new ideas and revisiting old and tried ones, to share with a new audience, serve as a reminder or validate our own ideas.


title: Great magazine.

text: I love this magazine.  Easy to pick up and put down.  Good information that I use and does make lie simpler.  The format is nice and articles are interesting.


title: Good Foodie Magazine

text: I've been subscriber for years.  Good magazine.


title: Food Network Magazine

text: Very nice.  Sometimes the recipes offered are too complex with too many ingredients not normally available in a homemaker's kitchen<br />If you purchase them for one recipe the quantity left is not used, therefore not economical for me.


title: Five Stars

text: Modern and excellent magazine to know about the new news about product and clothing.


title: Five Stars

text: Gift for my 6 yr. old grandson, he loves getting the magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: great mag. covers a lot of garage information. great articles.


title: Advertising

text: If you enjoy paying to look at advertising then this is your magazine. Maybe you think having this magazine out on your coffee table will show how sophisticated you are.  I was a subscriber until it became less about unbiased cigar talk and more about overpriced garbage for yuppies. They are definitely in need of a new name, as Cigar Aficionado no longer fits.


title: Will Actually Read

text: I found, that with many of my magazines, they end up in a pile eventually making their way to the recycling bin never being read. This is not the case with Men's Journal. Most magazines have seem to have become more about advertisements rather than good articles. This has yet to be an issue with Men's Journal. Having said that, if that were to change I would end my subscription like I have with so many others.


title: Corvette

text: This magazine has a lot of detailed information for Corvette owners and for folks who are looking to purchase a Corvette.This magazine takes the time to price rate the C 1 to the C6 Corvette.If you have a problem with your Corvette they will help you trouble shoot the problem.They write stories about different year Coevette that are enjoyable to read.I'm a Corvette owner and I do enjoy this magazine.If your looking for a Hot Rod Vette magazine this is not for you.


title: So-so...

text: I am disappointed in this publication.  Had been hoping for articles that would capture my interest and entice me to read the magazine from cover to cover like National Geographic does.  Not of the same level of quality and style.


The publication is very good at publishing articles on current mechanical topics.  Just beware that it is not a "how to" publication like The family Handyman.


title: Love Food Network Magazine

text: Love this magazine.  I have tried several recipes from Food Network Magazine.  It's a great magazine, great ideas and the food is so good.


title: Science can be popular too

text: I ordered this the same time as Popular Mechanics.  I really like this magazine, just not as much as popular mechanics but that is just because i feel like this magazine gets a little more technical than i can sometimes understand.  I love trying to keep up with the latest science technology but some of this is too advanced for my high school science mind.  That being said, it has great content and i love working to understand the material.


title: Current events, Geography, History, Science, Biology...more

text:
This is a magizine which I look forward to reading each month.  This is also the only magizine which I keep subscription to over years.  Usually, I simply get one years worth of any magizine since articles tend to repeat themselves.  Not so with National Geographic.  I enjoy this magizine so much that I even get the slipcovers National Geographic sells to keep the magizines and maps organized and neat on my shelves(I also reccomend getting the slipcovers for anyone who wants to keep your collection organised)
As a child, I would read my parents extensive collection of National Geographic magizines month after month, and read back issues for the wonderful pictures, maps, and articles about different cultures.  Many a school report was based on inspiration from this magizine.
I find the articles on science, anthropology, archeology, nature, current cultural events, and the many maps(about five a year) to be great reasons to keep my subscription up year after year.  My three year old enjoys the varied pictures throughout the magizine, and as he gets older he will be introduced to the great articles and he will have a better start on geography because of the many maps from National Geographic which decorate the walls in our home.
I always find something new to learn from National Geographic.  This is also a current heirloom of sorts...I hope to pass on the same love of learningto my children that I learned as a child, in part due this excellent magizine.


title: Good Recipies and ideas, rather upper end in aim

text:
I subscribed to this magizine for a year and liked it.  I typically don't get more than one year of a subscription to this kind of magizine because collecting many years worth of magizines is more trouble to keep, and look through for recipies than what is practical.
One years worth of this magizine has given me a wide range of recipies and ideas for dinners and wine selections.  My complaint is that most of the recipies use a lot of hard to find and expensive ingredients.  If you're on a grocery budget, you'll be quite limited.  It has articles about putting together dinner parties, and pictures of the home and guests the dinner parties are held in.  In this, I found it interresting to see how different people live....although I doubt I'd ever end up at a posh dinner party discussing my summer beach house, winter ski lodge, and that great set of $80 per peice china that I just had to have....I'm more likely to be at a potluck of mix n match dishes.
Although I don't have exotic ingredients at my disposal, I have been able to alter many of the ideas presented to better fit my needs and time constraints.  I found the issue las Thanksgiving on how to do a big thanksgiving dinner very usefull, and incoperated many of the recipies into thanksgiving and christmas dinners with great success.


title: Advanced techniques in an advanced publication

text:
Photo Techniques Magazine can help serious photgraphers hone their craft, with extensive tutorials on shooting, printing, Photoshop, scanning, and other topics.  It's invaluable for both film and digital photographers.

Film photographers will treasure this publication because it's one of the few that still provides tips on traditional film photography and darkroom work, even with medium format and large format cameras. Where else will you find artciles about toning?

This publication deserves your support.  Once it's gone, it's unlikely we'll see anything like it again.


title: Never read them. Canceled subscription

text: We got a great deal on these, but never read. Cancelled subscription.


title: Decision should be based on price

text: Was able to get the year subscription for 5 dollars. Price was great. Magazine is hit and miss. Some issues are interesting and great ideas for dinner and day trips others is nothing but pages of ads. Of you can get it for $5 then it's worth it.


title: Good Poetry, Plenty of Variety

text: I like Poetry Magazine mainly because there is a variety of different poets and styles. There is always something different. This magazine has been around for awhile, and from what I have read in the newspaper about the huge amount of money they just received they are being careful and are making sure they make the right decisions. It will be interesting to see what the future holds for them.<br />I certainly hope they don't change the size or shape of the publication. It is the perfect size to carry in your purse just in case you want something to read as you wait in line or run your errands. I like the style of the magazine, it suits the topic.


title: A Fantastic Way to Know Los Angeles

text: Los Angeles Magazine has a variety of information for everyone. Some of the stores, fashions, etc... might run on the high end price-wise (especially the paid advertisements). But the magazine always offers a great overview of what is going on in Los Angeles. Covering News, Politics, Celebrities, Fashion, Food and Fun things to do. The best issue is the Annual Restaurant issue - this is not to be missed. Restaurants in every price range are listed. Besides the "Dining Out" monthly section, there is "The Top Ten" - plays, music, museums and more to do that month. This magazine is a great way to get to know Los Angeles.


title: The Good with the Bad

text: Rolling Stone spreads itself thin by trying to cover every single genre of music there is - from Brittney Spears to Marilyn Manson and everything in between. If you want a good overview of what is happening in music, this is a good subscription to get. From issue to issue the specifics will vary. So if you enjoy many different kinds of music, this would be the magazine to get. But if you are very selective about  what you listen to, then you would be better subscribing to a magazine for specifically the type of music you like. Since I like alot of music from country to pop to hard rock, I enjoy reading Rolling Stone each month. My only other complaint is the magazine seems geared to a young male audience. They seem to forget that females and people over 30 are also interested in music.


title: Four Stars

text: My dad is enjoying reading it as much as he used to years ago.


title: american cake decorating magazine

text: I still have not received this magazine.  I placed my order back in June. I have never before had problems with an item being delivered, even from the most obscure vendor!


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: Great magazine, but extensive mailing list

text:
My wife and I love this magazine.  It offers objective reviews of kitchen equipment, which is rare.  The recipes are very much a step up from what you get in the family magazines (Good Housekeeping, Sunset, etc.) without being so elaborate that you are not motivated to try them as is sometimes the case with some of the dedicated food magazines.  And, the helpful hints are actually helpful!  Another appreciation is that the magazine is limited in the number of recipes per month.  I find that helps provide some focus.

I do feel obliged to let you know that you will receive a noticeable amount of mail from their mailing list.  To me, this is a very minor annoyance and it doesn't detract from my enjoyment of the magazine.  But, it is something you should be aware of.


title: nice

text: Started getting my magazines already! Loving them. Fab price as well. Lots of neat things, ideas and such inside. Def worth keeping.


title: yummy!

text: already started arriving a whole 1 1/2 months early! Beautiful clear pictures, very yummy looking recipes.


title: Awesome

text: I love this magazine and to get it for a year for $5 I just couldn't pass it up! The ideas and recipes inside are great and you don't have to be rich to buy the ingredients.


title: I used to subscribe to PW...

text: ...however I have recently let my subscription lapse.  I am NOT in the book publishing business, I am just an avid reader.  The synopsis and reviews contained within, often led me to books that I might otherwise  have missed--that's why I indulged in the price of this weekly magazine. I also loved the fact that it's a WEEKLY mag.  All the other book publishing info contained within was completely un-useful to me.  Unfortunately over the years, it has become just too pricey for me.  Reluctantly I have not renewed my subscription.  It will be missed (except for the cost).


title: Cant get both hard copy and digital for one price

text: Okay so firstly i want to say i love this magazine, but i only purchased the hard copy and there is no way to login and also view it digitally which is a huge bummer!!!!! I wish they fixed this so i could enjoy the mag everywhere just like you get with Bon Appetit magazine.


title: Not impressed

text: Was not impressed with this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine


title: Love it

text: Love it


title: fangoria is still and will always be king of fright since 1979

text: I first got fangoria at a small store now i have collected every single fangoria after that i subscribed and i even i got back issues from the 80's and i even got a issue that shows scenes from the Texas chainsaw massacre 2 and i even got the Jason issues from the 80's and now its 2014 so i collected a whole bunch of fangorias right now it's better to subscribe because it's 10.99 an issue due to the economy  plus they almost went out of business twice but that was when things were bad


title: Five Stars

text: The best price for this subscription! I was really surprised to see that Amazon offered this product too!


title: OK

text: It's not as good as it used to be, but still good bathroom reading.


title: Teaches you fashion.

text: An insiders inside scoop, on what not to wear.health,life and what a woman wants her man to be.BUY htis mag!


title: Snowfield of Dreams

text:
Every time I open an issue of Powder, the full-page photography immediately slaps me starry-eyed and twitching from my dull, nearly snowless existence into a world of stunning, winter-bejeweled mountains.

Powder's writing is excellent; combining irreverent fun with a reverence for all things (and all people) snow addicted.  This magazine does not take itself too seriously, frequently including bizarre and wildly entertaining letters to the editor complete with Average Joe's often wacky artwork.

I will also praise Powder for something it doesn't do.  It does not desecrate its content with articles that read "57 Pickup Lines for the Lift!" or "10 Ski Towns You Could Ruin By Moving To Now!"

Is Powder perfect?  Nope.  Someone needs to pass along that their font size is so small that it may actually be classified with a negative number.  While the photography is jaw dropping, there are a few of us who buy Powder for the articles.  Really!

So when the real stuff is not around, try Powder magazine.  It may just pull you through.


title: As described

text: Great magazine for getting a summary on the latest entertainment news without all the tabloids nonsense.


title: good for my daughter

text: daughter loves it


title: nice

text: daughter loves it


title: The best magazine about today's wars

text: I'm a Brazilian, single and I was born in 1970. I never left my country, except for some weeks. I read just a few issues of this amazing American magazine. Please, I read many other American magazines, also about weapons and wars, but Soldier of Fortune is the best of them. If you want to read what is really happening in places such as Iraq or wants to know what really are Iran, Somalia, Venezeula or even Argentina and Brazil, this is a great choice.<br />For any war happening today, this is the best magazine to read. It seems that it doesn't sells good, but this is the best magazine in its area.


title: good reading

text: great magazine


title: Always enjoyed

text: Always enjoyed Woman's Day magazine usually read it for the recipes and some of their saving ideas. Would recommend to someone looking for new easy recipes for dinner.


title: Love this magazine

text: Great product, fast shipping, good communication.


title: Great Mag but takes awhile to get

text: Great Magazine but I won't see a copy for 2-3 months, that's the reason behind the 3-star rating and not higher.


title: Goes Beyond Lipstick and Shoes

text:
I don't know about you but I was getting pretty tired of seeing the "French Girls Don't Get Fat" just about everywhere. Talk about a good marketing campaign. Finally, someone is debunking the claims. Writer Anne Korkeakivi seems to be sick of it too. In her article, Ce N'est Pas Vrai! French Women DO get fat, and DO watch their weight for the Summer 2005 issue of Ms. Magazine she a French study that they are catching up and "They diet too." And lots of other juicy facts you probably haven't heard about lately.

The sad thing about this little bit of news is that a lot of women won't see it. Most will see the ads and keep hearing about how other women are skinnier than them.

Another great article was by Catherine Orenstein, The Dialectic of Fat. While the first page or so will probably cause an uproar for those opposed to Kirstie Alley's latest antics, the following pages offer some notable insights about Camryn Manheim, Susie Orbach, Deborah Voigt and Pavarotti. One particularly scary bit of info she sites is a 90's study by Harvard Medical School regarding the effect of television on Fiji girls when it was first introduced.

No, Ms. hasn't become a fat mag but let's face it, while women don't have a monopoly on fat, it is a women's issue. There is an abundance of other women's issues in this mag but you won't find fluffy ads or articles on how to wear makeup or dress to attract the opposite sex. While this is an opinion mag, you don't have to bend to every view but it helps to stretch a bit. Ms. is concerned with women's issues and women's rights. I highly recommend picking up this issue and subscribing to support this thirty+ year old mag. Written by M. E. Wood.


title: best classical reviews

text:
I think this is probably the best classical recording review magazine in print.

(+) It reviews major and minor labels. There are many excellent recordings from minor labels that are ignored in other classical magazines because frankly those labels don't have big ad budgets.
(+) It is not afraid of naming better recordings when reviewing another. And definitely not afraid of giving negative reviews. In other magazines (eg, Grammophone), the status quo thumbs up prevails.
(+) The reviewer's surname is given at the end of each review. You can form an opinion on which reviewer shares your musical taste and which doesn't.
(+) It is not littered with glossy ads from big labels. In fact there is barely a dozen ads in an entire 200 page issue.
(+) Some issues have an overview article where their reviewers decide on the best recordings of a particular theme (theme could be a particular composer (eg Mendelssohn) or genre (eg string quartets, Russian music)). At the end of the year each reviewer names his or her best recordings of the year.
(+) Its editor, Vroon, is highly opinionated. He reminds me of Andy Rooney; what he writes might infuriate you but at least he has an articulated opinion. For example in the May/June issue, he devotes a page to what he sees is the overuse of the word "receive". What does this have to do with music? Not much, but it is interesting.

I recommend buying a subscription directly from them as I imagine their revenue stream is small.


title: good but thin

text: I find it to be the least biased among PC computer magazines.  Unlike most of its competitors, computer reviews are typically supported by objective benchmarks.  This magazine does not generally cover PC components such as cases, fans, and motherboards.  But it is immensely useful for their reviews of brand peripherals (eg, LCD, printers, graphics cards) and computers.


title: Who says Money can't buy you Happiness?

text:
Bah---they're just shopping at the wrong stores.

More to the point, they probably never leafed through a copy of the Robb Report.

Back in my lowly days as a cold-calling, dialing-for-dollars stockbroker, the ratty looking guy occupying the desk to my right would always sneer when I would pick up the Robb Report on my mid-afternoon walk---"you're a dreamer, Garrett", he would rasp, cackling as I idled, morning coffee-a-steaming, over the glossy, gorgeous, impossibly perfect sleekness of a Bugatti million dollar supercar, or a Lamborghini Murcielago, or a cask of rare Amontillado, or some crafty, indolent, impossibly sexy and lethal day-spa tucked away in the mountain fastness of Colorado.

Yeah, I was a dreamer. Still am.

And? So? What's wrong with that? Self-help gurus jet around this green and pleasant land of hours and make gazillions touting visualization---seeing your goals so as to better attain them---so what's wrong with drooling over a glossy spread of the latest Rolls Royce Phantom and saying "yeah, granted, I'm slaving for 100 hours a week, but next February I'm gonna be riding around in that roadster, with a built-in-humidor"?

See my point?

The Robb  Report, then, is my conduit to dreams: to those things within my immediate grasp, and to those creature comforts promised at the far end of an arduous campaign. Things I new of before, perhaps: things the dear old RR introduced unto me---like the whiskey maker Balvenie, and its sharp-as-Toledo-steel 10-year single malt whiskey, with its rich peaty flavor and whiff of Irish Sea insanity.

Dreams, indeed.

Let's burrow down the marrow, dear friends: let's get down into the viscera, the bone, the sinew of the matter. Capitalism is about, frankly, each being rewarded unto his own raw ambition, his crazy energy, his feisty talent. The Robb Report, then, serves as a kind of psychological lodestone: do this, Gentle Knight, and the world---of fine Sevruga caviar, of Crystal, of Rolex, of Bugatti and Maserati and Lamborghini and Rolls Royce and townhouses the size of small nation-states and, more to the point, full financial independence with Savile-Row tailoring and hella-great cigars---shall be yours.

Dare I say that Robb Report is gorgeously shot, lustrously framed, and succinctly written? A sort of porno for uber-capitalists?

I shall. Drink up, me hearties! Yaaaaaar!

JSG


title: Ok magazine but HORRIBLE subscription service

text:
I have finally received my first issue of Fit Pregnancy. I think the magazine is ok, I would say it's pretty good except it's a bi-monthly so I expected it to have a bit less "fluff" and a bit more actual info, tips and articles. Let's say the Magazine itself deserves 3-4 stars.

However, I would really recommend NOT subscribing but instead buying your issues from the newsstand - most places will let you reserve your copy anyway. I had very good experiences with magazine subscriptions before so I decided to subscribe to FitPregnancy the moment I found out I was pregnant, at the beginning of September. At that point I found out that it would take 3 MONTHS for the first issue to arrive. Annoying, but I didn't want to ask for a refund right away, so I subscribed to lots of Internet pregnancy newsletters and waited patiently for my December issue... that never arrived. I thought maybe the holiday season or whatever, so after Xmas I sent a message to the Customer Service and they told me the issue was no longer in stock and I'd have to wait until the end of January and if it hadn't arrived at that point they would credit my subscription with one additional issue.

I'm now at the end of my 6th month of pregnancy and just got my first issue, February/March. I'm due in May, which means I'll only get one more issue while I'm actually pregnant, and then get the rest after the baby is born, which is pretty much useless since 90% of the material in the magazine (exceps maybe the ads) focus on pregnancy, not post-pregnancy.

The subscription isn't expensive, but I still wouldn't recommend it.


title: Just buy from CS

text: The down side to buying from Amazon when it comes to this items is that you can't seem to gain access to the CS website.  That might just be a hang up on CS's end, but it really annoyed me.  Figured that out pretty fast and tried to cancel the order, but Amazon wouldn't let me... Boo!


title: Four Stars

text: Great coupons and articles!


title: I had ordered this for my elderly aunt who has ...

text: I had ordered this for my elderly aunt who has glaucoma.  She reports that the type is still too small for her, so she passes it on to others at the assisted living quarters so that they have been enjoying it anyway.


title: Five Stars

text: One of my favorites to read


title: ... started yet but have gotten this before and really enjoyed. Ready for it to start arriving

text: Has not started yet but have gotten this before and really enjoyed.  Ready for it to start arriving.


title: Love it!!

text: This is probably the fasted I ever received a magazine subscription.  If you're reading this, you or someone you know is a person who loves to be in the kitchen.  You can't go wrong with this as a gift for yourself or your friendly "foodie".  I only wish we could get a new issue every week.  ENJOY!!


title: Wish they had a lifetime option.

text: When I am not working I'm reading I love to read and have read this subscription for the last 10 years approximately very few issues are boring there is always something new and sensational any true techie has to have this subscription in my book! I will likely be a subscriber until I cannot subscribe no more.


title: Not as great as it was

text: Not crazy about the decor ideas....very busy and confusing. Colors far too intense.


title: Five Stars

text: We love everything about Maine but the winter...


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine. Great photos of places I've yet to go.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.


title: Worth it

text: I really enjoy reading and this magazine offers something for everyone to enjoy.


title: Pleased and Satisfied

text: This is the first magazine subscription I purchased.  The first issue I received was the November 2022 issue.  I loved the articles about the older homes for sale.  I loved seeing the interior design ideas, and I like the section about antiques which is why I purchased this particular magazine subscription.  I was pleased with the amount of content versus ads.


title: Greatest gift that keeps on giving!

text: Everyone I know loves this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for Science teachers!


title: A magazine must have

text: Best new magazine by far!  I love it.  Very informative and interesting.  It's a magazine worth subscribing to.


title: An informative magazine

text: We look forward each month to get this magazine.


title: Gone down

text: My mother used to cook from this magazine all the time.  The recipes now are too complicated, call for seldom used ingredients and just are not appealing to me.


title: Love It

text: I like this magazine a lot and it came when i expected it.


title: Must have magazine

text: Best magazine! If I could only get one magazines e this would be it! Full of great decorating ideas along with amazing recipes and so much more!


title: Great deal~

text: I have loved Readers Digest for years.  Carry the monthly edition in my purse for those times you are stuck and waiting and get tired of looking at your phone~


title: Five Stars

text: Great Magazine


title: well compiled resource

text: great resource, even for science professionals


title: A family tradition

text: Natgeo has been a household tradition on and off here for years.  I still have back issues.  Great reference pieces as well.  Something for the whole family.


title: Five Stars

text: My son and dad love this magazine


title: GREATEST UNIQUE & NATURAL IDEAS IN ANY MAGAZINE

text: Marvelous magazine eith so many ideas in every aspect of particularly a woman's life i guess, or anyone maintaining a home and family..


title: Magizne

text: Gift for grandson. He was very happy to receive his own magizne subscription. Issues that cover both classic and foreign cars.


title: As described in

text: Love it


title: As described

text: Love it


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Five Stars

text: It's good.


title: Five Stars

text: It's fine.


title: Ok on the surface level, thin on content and true facts once you dig deeper

text:
I picked up a copy of Men's Health when I was at the height of being a work out zealot last year and it seemed like a complete and utter revelation.  Tips about diet, work out plans, zillions of factoids to confirm I was on the correct track.  I was hooked, bought the next edition and after that got my years subscription.

The bottom line?  I quit reading after about six months - I felt like there were only so many 'I was fat and now I am thin' articles I can read and I felt the emphasis on some diet aspects, herbs and unproven substances was a bit suspect once I dug deeper into the research.  They put a huge emphasis on protein in the diet when the bottom line is most Western diets have more than enough and there is a substantial body of evidence leaning toward the fact that high protein diets lead to a lessened flow of blood to the heart.  Frankly I pulled out a food pyramid from the government, went to the gym a ton, lost 40lbs within a few months. No fancy herbs, no supplements, no major pain.  There are no revelations within its covers and in essence you are paying money for questionable advice and to be advertised at.

If you really want to know about Nutrition get a copy of [[ASIN:0006058434 Understanding Nutrition - Textbook Only]], and stick to the exercise tips in Men's Health at best.  Men's Health is no substitute for common sense, as it is my subscription is half unopened and gathering dust in the corner.  For strength training check out [[ASIN:0736063684 Strength Training Anatomy]].  Eat a balanced diet, get your exercise -- save some trees and some cash in the long run.


title: A must

text: D magazine is a must if you are new to dallas


title: Not the magazine it once was..

text: There are so many advertisements, the magazine should be free. Much less content than in the past. Other magazines I have subscribed to are suffering the same fate. Online appears to be killing the magazine business.


title: Tools, cars, How To, Science and Engineering all in one magazine

text: I've read magazines like this off and on since my childhood when a neighbor dropped off dozens of old Mechanics Illustrated with the car reviews written by the famous Tom McCahill. My dad was an engineer and used to subscribe to Popular Science. You get an variety of articles about tools, cars, how to, science, and engineering advances. It makes for very entertaining reading.


title: The car enthusiast's biweekly

text: Autoweek comes more than once per month, so they are usually first with much of the news and car tests that car enthusiasts are interested in. It is a little pricey for an annual subscription, but shop around for price.


title: Good magazine if you are a pro

text: This is a very informative magazine, but probably more advanced the average player needs or would be able to put into action.


title: Great magazine

text: This is a great magazine for the aviation enthusiast Good mix of aviation history and restoration projects. A goodly amount of photos


title: We need press more than ever in these dog days of President Gas, entertainment news included

text:
"the times, they are a changin'"
The more constant the change the more we remember that the the song remains the same
Rolling Stone has ALWAYS been political. I think some aging rockers just can't remember that...
When all the negative comments are about this "liberal" mag that exposes hypocrisy you know it's hitting the right nerve.
Stay true RS.
We need press more than ever in these dog days of President Gas, yes entertainment news included.


title: Got the first issue fast!

text: It didn't take long to get the first issue. The mag is not too bad and it looks like a easy read.


title: My favorite TV station

text:
Love this magazine! Has so many wonderful tips that are useful and the photography is outstanding. I will keep every issue to refer back since it is such a great magazine!

EDIT: Downgrading from 5 stars to 3! My subscription was bought way back in June. It is almost February and I have just received my 3rd issue. This is a 10 issue per year magazine! What is going on HGTV? Where is my magazine? I love the actual content but your delievery is for the birds. I hope you at least extend my subscription I received one in the Fall, one around Christmas and just received one the other day that has been on newstands for quite a while. Arghhh! What ever happened to customer service!


title: Four Stars

text: Good for collages.


title: Five Stars

text: my wife likes it


title: Five Stars

text: my wife is happy


title: Five Stars

text: nice mag.


title: Five Stars

text: my wife


title: Five Stars

text: my wife likes mmag.


title: Five Stars

text: my wife is happy with mag.


title: An ok gift idea.

text: I thought the gift was a great idea but wasn't as big of a hit as I was hoping for.


title: Love it

text: I love popular science but wish we could see a little more of science that is happening in the here and now rather than things from the future. And less emphasis on the military.


title: Bought it for my wife

text: We have been married a little over a year and I thought this would be a good magazine for young married women (aka my beautiful wife) but from what she says its... "meh".


title: Great Magazine; Lousy "deal" here - read the fine print

text: The New Yorker is at the top of the US magazine market.  It's pricey, both to subscribe and by single issue, but this "deal" through Amazon is all smoke. A couple of bucks for a couple of weeks, then they suddenly charge around $100 without notifying you that it's about to happen. The fine print indicates this, but too many people miss that little item and end up with a big magazine bill.  Thanks for all the good stories, NYorker, but this sort of attempt to get the subscription base up is going to backfire. People are angry. At the very least they should allow everyone to choose at the time their trial is over whether or not to continue with the subscription. Shame on whoever is responsible for this mess.


title: A good magazine

text: I'd recommend this magazine to basically anyone who has an interest in science. I am a chemist myself, but I have many friends who work in offices or art studios that enjoy this read. It is written well enough that you don't need a PhD to understand the articles.


title: Four Stars

text: The magazines contents could be a less yuppie-focused.


title: Very Good Financial Periodical

text:
Money magazine is better than all of the others simply because it provides pragmatic information in an easily digestible form.  It offers financial advice that just makes sense for most people to at least consider.  Over the years I have had subscriptions to many of the other financial periodicals like Fortune, Smart Money, Forbes, Kiplinger's, WSJ, FT, IBD, etc. and with the exception of Barron's I have found most of those to be highly unuseful and full of advice that just makes little sense to the average investor.  Sure Money has problems keeping things fresh and they do recycle information frequently, but the editor does try to provide practical information so people can make reasonable decisions.  Money has the same problem all financial periodicals do, namely they need to sell magazines.  In order to do that they must react to the pop finance topics and offer some reasonably interesting articles to feed the herd.  Can you imagine the reaction they would have encountered had they run monthly warnings of the housing bubble begging in 2002? Everyone I knew thought it would continue forever...fools, of course.  Money was not on the front edge of the warning system.  Certainly they had a part in creating and adding credibility to the real estate bubble and subsequent meltdown.  But they do not stand alone; all publications were pumping the same bologna.

Money will occasionally remind its readers that index beating returns are highly improbable in the long run and stock picking as a primary means is not a good strategy for long term wealth building.  They offer really nice "what if" and comparison strategies for analysis such as: lease vs. buy, buy vs. rent, or Ivy League vs. state college strategies.  Sure they occasionally throw in some esoteric discussion on silly instruments like derivatives or ridiculous low yield bank savings accounts, but for the most part they tend to show reasonable responsibility and restraint by offering advice in the Graham and Dodd tradition.

Let's face it, personal finance is not that complicated.  People who think it is are not thinking about it correctly.  The tried and true methods aren't sexy and won't sell magazines if they printed the most effective methods for creating wealth every month.  Money does a reasonable job providing confirmation of basic and effective investing strategies to the common investor in an entertaining way.  However, I'd like to see them take a much more aggressive tone on topics like credit card debt, student loan debt, auto loan debt, etc. like Dave Ramsay does, only without all that religious baggage he loves to impose.  It would also be nice if Money would rip apart and expose the scam investments like whole/variable life insurance policies, annuities, and the like.  And ya, a little less of the fluffy Suzie Orman type codling would be nice.

I'd like to see Money dive a little deeper occasionally and expose real wealth killers.  Here are a few thoughts: why not expose our tax system for the all consuming corrupt mess that it is and rally the masses to change it or at least remind people that it is not set up in their favor as a worker.  It is strictly set up for business owners to get the most advantage.  Or how about exposing all that old money held in trusts by family dynasties doing nothing to increase GDP and paying little in tax.  How about analyzing the impact of the massive boomer generation retiring.  Do you really think all of those seemingly ubiquitous "senior" discounts are going to exist for you in the future?  Bahahahahah, think again. So many opportunities.

My personal favorite feature is the monthly money makeover.  Usually some dopey married couple has pissed away their time and money on ridiculous things like a McMansion, boats, motorcycles, and his & hers BMWs then suddenly find themselves mid-life with little to no savings and a boat load of debt.  I laugh at those morons.  Money hires a financial adviser to break the bad news to them with a makeover plan that attempts gets them back on track.  Good information can be garnered from these analyses.

I take issue with the lack of concern for inflation and ridiculous assumed returns on some investments.  TVM seems to elude all financial writers and editors.  I guess because it just isn't sexy and it involves a little grade school math.  Few ever discuss the real rates of return and the actual real money people will need in retirement.  Also, a major pet peeve of all of the periodicals is that they assume social programs will be available to retirees in fifteen plus years.  They won't.  I guarantee it.  Social Security and Medicare are a fraud and should not be part of one's retirement planning.

Bottom line: Money is a good, solid financial publication that tries to offer the common investor reasonable information for making good decisions.  Hard to find fault with that mission.


title: Best Periodical Available

text:
Mr. Hayek apparently despises free thought.  Furthermore, his ignorance of libertarian philosophy is clear; discounting his opinion is appropriate.  I'm guessing he is a Republicrat and finds the socialist ideas found in the corrupt two party system satisfying.  Funny considering his namesake, Frederich Hayek, is one of the greatest libertarian thinkers of all time and one of my personal heros.

But, I digress:  Reason magazine has been in my mailbox every month for well over 20 years and I would buy a lifetime subscription if I could.  Not every issue is a five star issue, but on the whole Reason is the most interesting periodical on the market.  That said, Reason has dropped a notch in quality ever since the brilliant Virginia Postrel left the editor's post several years ago.  She is a true intellectual and kept Reason at a consistently high level.  I still love to read my issue every month and while I don't always agree with the positions I am always stimulated.


title: Five Stars

text: Delivered when expected. A+


title: Great magazine. You should subscribe.

text: Great magazine. Lots of great ideas to try. Awesome articles.


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: Five Stars

text: I got it for five dollars


title: Five Stars

text: good deal got it for five dollars


title: Best News Magazine Available

text:
I've subscribed to The Economist for some years now and I've never been disappointed. The content is wide-ranging and the articles are perhaps the most well-balanced available in any publication. The strongest opinion you'll find in the magazine is to consider both sides of the debate, unless the evidence is very clear to one side, but even then it never gets preachy.

Highly recommended!


title: A good deal...

text: Normally I hate magazine's, however, I got some ridiculous deal on this - something like $6 for a year. So I jumped on it. The demo discs that the magazine comes with are fun - but sometimes useless/uninteresting. The magazine itself has some great pictures and well written articles. I won't pay the $25 for a 1 year renewal, however, I will probably buy it through Amazon again when it goes on a random sale. Recommended.


title: Wow  what a biased woke magazine

text:
I look at the claims and article written by these folks.  Balanced, Objective.  What a Joke !
Just another Far Left Propaganda outlet.
Have you not journalistic Integrity ?


title: Been a follower of this magazine for a long time. Since NES>

text: O_o I trust the editors of this magazine. I have in the past who gave such games as Perfect Dark and Mario 64 Platinum scores(the highest). The editors that have come into the mix as of late are carefully mixed into the reviews. They learn the art of Reviewing and sooner or later they are given the full spread to work with, expressing themselves entirely. The colomns are energetic, they supply me with the zestfull Need to know articles of fact I deserve. What every gamer deserves. A nice addition to the crisp and colorful pages are full page spreads of the most popular and adored games. Such as Halo 2, supplying its greedy fans with many high pixel full page pics from the game. Since the magazine has been around for so long, it has connections and poll that give it exclusive coverage of tasty news. Some of the more important events inclue E3, an electronic boutique with foresight into the gaming industries future products. WCG, the world cyber games, More notable in Korean than here in the states. The magazine comes always with a protective plastic wrapping, and sometimes a special DVD. The last DVD I remember had a preview of Halo 2 and the newest GTA. I believe their readers to be some of the most enlightened. Just read for yourself in the Letters column. They supply it's readers the chance to let off some steam, or else just shout out to their brethren of the Techno world.-jeff


title: Excellent !

text: Excellent resource, recipes & articles!


title: Good but not what I was expecting

text: I believed this magazine to be more into science but it turned out to be a venture into "here's paper for paper airplanes" and "look at this guy who invented a shower that recycles water" as opposed to actual biology or physics and so on.


title: best movie magazine

text: This is clearly the best movie magazine in the world...ever...ever...ever... did I say ever???  If not -- I meant to say EVER...


title: The Best!

text: They're articles are all so well written and informative. Pictures are lovely. My first issue had a special insert on Raleigh. Just a great magazine!


title: Love this magazine!

text: I've always loved this magazine to get fashion inspiration, and they continually have interesting people on the cover. I got a great Amazon deal for a one-year subscription - totally worth it.


title: Lego lovers unite!

text: My son is enjoying this ever so much.  Thanks for having it in print, would still be searching for it.


title: Reader's Digest Subscription

text: Have not received November's issue yet, which usually arrives in October.  Did receive a subscription renewal form from Reader's Digest, went on line to check my account at RD and if my order thru Amazon had been processed. Account shows "processed" and we're good until November 2013.  Now I will just hope there's no mix up at Readers Digest and that I receive my subscription for this month sometime soon.  Have never had a problem with any purchases previously thru Amazon, so am confident all will be right with the world and Reader's Digest will make it's way here in due time.


title: happy dad

text: My dad loves this as his annual Christmas present.


title: Great Birthday Gift

text: This is a  great publication.  My son follows in his fathers and grandfathers footsteps as a night hunter. I purchased this for his birthday this year.


title: Improved my daughter's vocabulary and crossword prowess

text: Filled her idle time in doctor's office and taught her skills she wouldn't have had otherwise.


title: Every addition has somthing great to look at

text: I retiered and had nothing to do so I strted buying tools and whatching lots ouf youtube infermational overveiws withwood working, saldering. Many thing I never thought I could do. My goal its to do a project this summer.<br />If I don’t get to it, I have enjoyed planning it. An I have fixed things that I would not have tried. Inspiring an fun to look at


title: Happiness for the bedridden

text: My sister enjoys this so much. Thank you


title: Good variety

text: Entertaining, I wasn’t sure if I would enjoy an actual paper magazine anymore but I like it. A good variety of stories.


title: Good value

text: Very informative and good for the bird watchers


title: Best plane magazines.

text: I like “the buzz” for Fly Past<br />I like “news” and “restoration “ for AroPlane.


title: Five Stars

text: I LOVE RD!


title: best fishing mag.

text: This is my 7 year old's favorite magazine. Great articles, product advertising, and pictures of fish. They weren't coming fast enough for the kid(once a month) so we ordered a bunch of back issues from ebay. He loves them all!


title: The Major Articles of Readers Digest in Large Print

text: For those who like Reader's Digest but find the print too small, this is an excellent alternative. It contains the main parts of Reader's Digest in comfortably large print, along with the same illustrations. My only criticism is that it comes ten months a year instead of twelve.


title: Knitting Love

text: I love this knitting magazine and all the patterns are great!


title: Great up to date information.

text: I love this magazine. The recipes are great and easy to make. They have a little bit of everything in this magazine.


title: Wonderful, easy to make recipes

text: I can't wait to get the magazine in the mail.  Wonderful, easy to make recipes.


title: Disappointed

text: I was disappointed in the Mag. I was hoping it would be more informative regarding things you could do yourself in your home.  Decor ideas. Small diy projects to enhance your home and property. It held way to many advertised goods and not enough fun, practical ideas.  Did not like the layout starting with 10 fix it skills.  The way that was pictured was a turn off. Perhaps put in a section closer to the back.  It just wasn't appealing.  I decided to subscribe to the mag. with hopes that it would be an extension of the HGTV station.  I didn't hate it, but it certainly didn't "WOW" me.  I wouldn't have bought it if I had had the chance to pick it up and look through it first.


title: Teaser for dream vacations

text: This has unbelievable photos of the most spectacular places in the world.  If you cant go there, at least you can dream.  Neat magazine.


title: My husband loves it!

text: My husband loves it.  It just took forever (months) to arrive.


title: Takes a long time to arrive

text: Took months to start after ordering.  It was a b'day gift too.  But he loves it now that it has been coming.


title: Don't Bother

text: Complete trash.


title: A very special publication

text: Helps with my morning prayers, the mass and evening prayers.  I didn't realize how important Magnificat was to me, until my subscription ran out!  Beautiful stories of the saints and other reflections, as well as prayers said in mass.  It's my companion.


title: Great Service

text: Easy to order magazine subscription through Amazon.com.  Food Network Magazine is visually appealing and the recipes are great.  I am excited to try some of the recipes.


title: Great for guitar players

text: My husband loves this publication. Especially the DVDS that come with it.


title: E=MCsq

text: I enjoy it very much


title: Extremely poor quality magazine, full of ads and unrelated material-very few actual recipes.

text: I ordered after purchasing several of the Taste of Home news stand special issues.  This magazine is nothing like those publications. Very cheap, poor quality paper.  Low quality photos, very few recipes and tons of pages full of ads and non recipe related content.  Not at all what I expected to receive.  Pages were even poorly printed, some cut off and misaligned.  I do not recommend wasting money on a subscription to this magazine.


title: still a great read

text: Been reading since 1984


title: Every Day

text: The best part about this magazine is that it has an overview of every recipe in the beginning.  You can easily find a great new recipe and know exactly where to find it.  Overall the recipes are easy and delicious.


title: Five Stars

text: As described


title: New Yorker Review

text: Good magazine for contemporary articles.  The poetry is pretty bad.  The comics are very funny.


title: but he liked it.

text: This was a gift for my son who is incarcerated, but he liked it.


title: Two Stars

text: I've never understood why a weekly subscription takes 6-8 weeks to get started. Just doesn't make sense.


title: gift

text: A gift for my dad who is an avid golfer. He loved it and it was a gift that he received throughout the year.


title: Five Stars

text: Good decorating ideas.


title: Five Stars

text: I love it.


title: Thumps Up

text: Good decorating and baking ideas.


title: Good health

text: I love it. Good health and everyday living thoughts.


title: Good Price

text: I was already receiving Good Housekeeping and my subscription was nearly over.  This was a good renewal price/ and offer.


title: Great Magazine!

text:
My son loves this magazine subscription to Artist's!
The subscription came quickly and we had no trouble with our order.
Thank you!


title: Online Resources Make it a Must

text: Great online presence with important resources for building a yoga practice.


title: My husband fishes

text: I got this for my husband who loves to ocean fish, and he is enjoying each magazine.  The articles are of interest.


title: Interesting articles written for laypeople

text: I like this magazine because it approaches interesting subjects and studies, but the language is accessible to people who might not be in the field of the article.  I learn something every time I open the covers of a magazine, and hope to have a long relationship with this journal.


title: New Batman comics

text: The Batman comics are fun to read, even for a female who never read Batman before! The stories are intriguing and easy to comprehend. I also love the graphics, they are well thought out and artistically drawn. I bought this as gift but I end up reading the comics each month as well. The always leave you on a cliffhanger. The only flaw is that each comic is so short with less than 20 pages! They take less than ten minutes to read and then you have to wait another month to read more.


title: Five Stars

text: Keeps me up to speed with the photo technology.


title: good present for a boyfriend

text: I got this for my boyfriend. He loves this magazine. I think this is a good deal as well. I only wish it would've started coming sooner. It took about 3 months to start arriving. That is how magazines are, though!


title: A+

text: This magazine is great. I got it for the coupons and they never disappoint


title: This was a gift

text: This was a gift


title: Excellent reading

text: I subscribe to Spider, Cricket, Muse, and Odyssey magazines from the same publisher. These are all excellent magazines that totally captivate my children. It's amazing to see their faces light up when a new issue arrives in the mail. This is the best gift you could give a child to encourage them to read. There are no advertisements to distract your children. I am 200% satisfied!


title: Great all around camera resource

text: Great all around camera magazine. There are product reviews, articles by photographers, photographing and Photoshop tutorials. It is worth every penny.


I'm a 'car guy'.  Really enjoy flipping through these things and many of the articles.


title: worth getting

text:
If you like pot culture you will like this magazine. I gave it a 4 star rating because it does have a lot of advertisments but its usually for cool glass pipes or papers or stuff like that. I have bought some of the other cannabis magazines and some are better then hightimes but hightimes does have good articles on how to grow and keeps you up to date on the latest methods and styles of growing.

With the legalization in colorado and washington i can see this magazine getting more and more popular. At this price on Amazon you cant go wrong. I think this magazine is deffently worth a buy


title: Sweet Magazine

text: Get this magazine if you like the latest gaming news, and the latest game demos. Well worth the price I paid for this.


title: Great, Informative Magazine

text:
I recently picked up, and decided to subscribe to OutBurn Magazine after being completely blown away by the content.  Each page contains in depth coverage of multiple bands.  One issue of OutBurn magazine will usually cover dozens of bands with exclusive interviews in regards to upcoming events for each band mentioned within the multiple articles.

The articles are very well written, and truly allow the musical fans to get a better understanding of their favorite artists/groups.  With content including album reviews (usually over 100 reviews per issue) the magazine is sure to please music fans of modern music.  The album reviews allow readers to discover new bands and albums that they might not have otherwise checked out on their own, due to the fact that OutBurn makes sure to fully display what genres each album falls into (in many cases multiple genres).  This allows a reader to locate albums based upon favorite genres, and give the band a listen and discover whether they like the band or not.

OutBurn is extremely informative, and truly beneficial in getting to know more about bands and albums, and music in general.  The magazine covers multiple genres, from: Black Metal, Death Metal, Deathcore, Grind, Metalcore, Nu Metal, Industrial, Power Metal, Symphonic Metal, Melodic/Gothenburg Metal, and even Alternative bands.  The variety is well distributed, and the massive amount of album reviews is truly beneficial in lending a hand in the process of discovering new music based upon pre-existing musical tastes.  The subscription comes with a free CD, based upon the available albums currently up for selection at the time of the subscription process.  Overall, I am very pleased with this magazine, and I look forward to future issues to add to the ones I already own.


title: why is she on the cover every time???

text: This magazine is not interesting at all....Actually it is very boring and I'm a big fan of the show. Oprah is on the cover of every magazine ??? Why? I will not be ordering this again ,it is a waste of money.


title: Great for kids

text: 3-year old girl loved it


title: Consumer Must-Have

text: I don't buy anything without consulting my archives of Consumer reports. I have been receiving a subscription for several years and grew up in a household that always received a subscription. I find the information to be vital when shopping for anything at all, especially cars. The car buying guide and information in it has saved me thousands by improving my knowledge and negotiating skills as dealerships. I recently had a dealership manager come out to see who he had been negotiating with and to congratulate me on the deal I got (2009 Honda Accord LX, 20k miles, 15k paid). As a female, or human really, knowledge is power and I like to go into any large purchase armed with any and all information I can have. Not to mention, the "Selling it" at the back page of each issue is always worth a good laugh.


title: Five Stars

text: As expected.


title: Real cool

text: I love this magazine! Full of neat ideas for a more organized, simple life.


title: SI

text: Purchased during an Amazon sale for 5.00 yearly. Love the magazine, and definitely worth it for that price.


title: Happy

text: Happy


title: They enjoy it so it is all

text: Was a Christmas present for family member.  They enjoy it so it is all well


title: Love the magazine!

text: Love the magazine!


title: Only good for 1 year

text: This is a fabulous magazine - as long as you don't want to subscribe for more than one year. I auto subscribed for it for my grandson and he received the same issue as last year. He was disappointed. If you only want it for the one year, I would recommend it. Also, I've tried to cancel this for a year and it won't let me. I try every month and it still comes.


title: All ads

text: Waste


title: Very informative.

text: Honestly, I'd forgotten this magazine auto-renewed, but I'm glad I never cancelled it, because the recipient loves it. It's very informative and well rounded, not boring at all like some of her others that are strictly medical info. She enjoys the recipes and exercise tips and product recommendations.


title: Great magazine

text: This magazine has health tips that are very useful plus a nice crossword and good recipes.  It's a guilty pleasure that I look forward to receiving


title: Good Magazine

text: Nice magazine. I look forward to receiving it each month.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine and all the recipes!


title: What 4x4 mag are left

text: Can't rate it higher. It's the only one left.


title: Love this magazine!

text: Great magazine with a little of everything in it!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this mag! has so many cute ideas


title: I liked this. It did take a long time to ...

text: I liked this.  It did take a long time to recieve in the mail.  I wondered why the wait was so long, but I loved the content and it was very practical for my life-style.


title: Hope this magazine stays around

text: Love this magazine


title: Worth trying

text: Interesting articles , not to long not to short.


title: Great magazine ...

text: Rachael always delivers. I really enjoyed this magazine. The recipies are always so easy and simple to prepare. The photographs have me hungry before I even begin to cook.


title: Wonderful Magazine

text: If you watch the Food Network then you will really enjoy this publication. It has so many interesting articles and easy recipies from all your culinary faves.


title: When you get your first issue

text: I subscribed on March 14, 2019.  Now it is July 29, 2019 and I have NOT received a single issue.  Nor, have I received ONE notice of when it will arrive.  So as far as the publisher goes, just one star.... which I might retract unless I get my first issue soon.


title: Just okayy.

text: Ordered thinking it was a different magazine.  It didn't hold my interest for long.


title: good purchase

text: always a good read


title: Unreadable, nowhere as good as it used to be.

text: Between the small print, low contrast, poor quality pictures and cheap paper that dries the fingers it's barely readable. I could always find a few articles of interest when it was monthly, now I barely open it. Won't be renewing after being a loyal subscriber for over a decade


title: Disappointed

text: Too many ads and not enough work outs for beginners


title: Boring

text: Boring.  Mostly ads.  Not at all what I expected. Canceled renewal.


title: From film to digital

text: I've been a pro since the knuckle-dragging days of film, have climbed most of the digital learning curve, yet continue to benefit from this stellar periodical.  Keep 'em comin'!


title: Cutting edge, well-written articles that often go into much appreciated depth.

text: People don't ordinarily expect a gray haired quasi-retired guy to be current on drones, password futility, patent trolling, 3-d replicators and the like, but Wired keeps me in the loop.


title: Real Simple for my daughter-in-law

text: My daughter-in-law had actually suggested Real Simple, the magazine, as a gift idea.  She's THRILLED with it!  Arrived when promised, too.


title: Great Magazine

text: I read every issue of Popular Mechanics from cover to cover, and I always find new and interesting topics and tidbits that keep me smart.


title: Five Stars

text: I get this for my son. He enjoys getting it very much


this magazinre is actually an advertising tool for lots of products, most of them aimed at young women.  i am an older woman and find little in it that pertains to me or is new for me.  but it's inexpensive...glad i didn't pay a lot for the subscription.


title: good magazine

text: why should anything more have to be said about a longstanding periodical that does its job?  someone needs to fix this minimum word requirement.


title: don't get much time to read

text: but it seems to be helpful when i do get to read something. there's always some kind of tip available.


title: Five Stars

text: I'm very satisfied.


title: Many of the articles address issues affecting life and how better to take advantage or many things around Washington that ...

text: This  magazine provides an all around view of what's going on for the month in Washington and the surrounding areas of Virginia and Maryland. Many of the articles address issues affecting life and how better to take advantage or many things around Washington that are not reported. What's covered gives you a heads up of things coming or about to come.


title: Disappointing

text: Pop Sci has become severely dumbed down over the years.  But for a dollar an issue, it has a place next to the throne.


title: Disappointing content

text: At a dollar an issue, it makes for acceptable bathroom reading, but little else.  The content has gradually de-volved from catering to the DIYer, to an obsession with flying cars, that seem to be just around the next corner.  For the past 80 years or so...


title: Five Stars

text: Mu mom loves this magazine.  Ordered it for her again.


title: Great magazine. I have read this for years and ...

text: Great magazine.  I have read this for years and then pass it on to my mom.  A little of everything, so anyone can find article to enjoy.


title: Not impressed.

text: I didn't receive all of my publications & I am not happy with the size as opposed to other health magazines.


title: Two Stars

text: Graphics are nice but woodworking projects are too advanced for my abilities and not that interesting.


title: Lots of great info.

text: I bought the magazine about ten times last year so this year I subscribed. This magazine is awesome. Lots of info about worldwide diving spots, gear reviews, hotel/resort reviews... it's full of great info and awesome pictures. Plus it's pretty cheap compared to other diving magazines.


title: Like popular mechanics

text: Like popular mechanics, if your away from the computer or traveling they are a great read, the articles are old if you read daily online but I love that I always learn about something new big or small. Amazon does their part, but man do magazine companies take FOREVER to update when you change your address.


title: Great read for when your away from the computer or ...

text: Great read for when your away from the computer or traveling, most of the articles are old once they are printed. If you don't stay up to date hourly or want to see stuff you wouldn't normally check out I recommend it.  Amazon does their part pretty good any magazine company can be a pain to deal with .


title: enjoyed first issue I received

text: Bargain, enjoyed first issue I received.


title: Bueno

text: It was a gift. Quite a wait until delivered. Good for keeping up with everyday conversational Spanish.


title: magazine

text: While I have yet to receive my first magazine from the subscription I have read this publication which is why I subscribed, and find it full of coupons and interesting suggestions and short articles.  I would recommend this magazine to any busy person who likes coupons and to the point articles.


title: another stupid review

text: I love this mag it read it over to cover and keep them handy I love to read about the anasas