title: T3 = Looks dumb but is the smartest tech mag

text:
"Wired" is another brand of this type of magazine but does not have a semi-naked woman on the cover every issue (hahaha). Basically inside T3 magazine you hope to find either one of three things.

#1 - Something so horribly expensive that you will never own it.

#2 - Something expensive that you should own.

#3 - Something that is not so expensive that you should buy that month.

For instance - 2005 is all about 'wireless' so 'Wired' magazine gets the sales, but when then the word 'Broadband' and 'T1' to 'T3' are used, we think - this... and it is all about that.

T3 is good. Get one issue and see if that is what you need. If you like to see nice takes on cool stuff, T3 does it in aces. It is not deep reading.

It is a cutting edge magazine. Let's you know the top tech devices and informs you about what is modern in technology these days. Anyway it is all about the product and I am sure T3 is more about giving you ideas that month than chasing down the top stuff through trial and error. Just try it.


title: well

text: Its an okay magazine but it doesn't get you all dreamy eyed like Caribbean life and style magazine does.


title: ok

text: This magazine used to be better. I guess it is because music used to be better. Now all that it is filled with is ads and pictures of celebrities. The articles are not good anymore.


title: Good clean fun

text:
COSMOGIRL, little sister of COSMOPOLITAN, is a fluffy and light read that's fun for girls who don't feel like filling their head with useful info or absorbing themselves in literature.  It's mainly targeted at the 13-19 audience, though I do know of older girls, say 21 and up, reading it.  All that's in here, whether it be sexual or in reference to drugs, is nothing new and needn't be deemed taboo.  If girls don't find out here, they may find out else where.
Griping parents, you might not like that. ;) So quit complaining about this print.
Anyway, besides the millions of advertisements, COSMOGIRL is semi-insightful when it comes to real life.  Editor Atoosa Rubenstein has included controversial real-life stories that happened to real girls.  Yet these types of horror stories, in a sense, serve as a guidance to today's youth.  I also like that this magazine doesn't really preach absistenence, although some peeved readers have encouraged it via monthly mail.  They've had articles on PROTECTION.  Now that's useful!
The embarassing moments never really get old.  Somehow, they keep on finding new, hilarious situations to publish.  A more recent addition, MI VIDA LOCA, is even more enjoyable.  Some of the stories are so outrageous that it makes you wonder if a reader merely conjured them up in her head...
Star interviews are also a genuine treat and almost always very well done.  I've enjoyed interviews from Angelina Jolie, Reese Witherspoon, Britney Spears, Mandy Moore, Kirsten Dunst, and others.  Even if I don't enjoy a star's work on screen/in studio, the interviews sometimes are so insightful that I see a whole new side of them.
Overall, COSMOGIRL is worthwhile, probably your best bet next to SEVENTEEN.  I broke my magazine addiction a year or so ago and I don't read them as nearly as much - most of which are total garbage.  COSMO ain't great lit, but it isn't trash like TWIST and TIGER BEAT, either.


title: A really great help for teens

text:
Seventeen Magazine is a really great magazine for young teenage girls to read.
Fashion~There is a fashion section where you can look if you want to get great tips on buying great clothing for less money, and sometimes it  even tells you where you can find clothing similar to celebrities'. They feature clothing for the season in which the issue comes out. If it is summer they will have pages of bathing suits and bikinis and where you can get the hottest deals giving a website and a store. If it is winter they will give you stores and websites where you can find the newest trends in jackets and sweaters.
Beauty~ The beauty section gives you tips on how to do your make-up and different products that can help your skin. They have articles on how to exfoliate your skin, and they show products that will give you a perfect complexion. Sometimes they even have products that celebrities have recomended. There is also an area in the Beauty section, where they take one girl and give her a complete facial and hair make-over. They show the "Before" and "After" photos, and tell you what different techniques they used and what products they used.
Love~ The love section has Quizzes, and advice. In every issue in this section, they also have a "Would You Date This Guy?" They feature a picture of a guy with an interview of questions that they asked him, and on the following page four girls will jugde him on his look, his style, his likes and dislikes, and then decide if he is dateable or not.
Body~ This section deals with our bodies, and what we want to know about them. There are tips on losing weight, staying fit, and eating healthy. There are advice pages and question and answer pages. This section also deals with sex, and other more personal body issues. It answers some of the questions you have and you need to know, but are afraid to ask. They have tips on dating as well.
Real Life~ This section deals with things that happen in our everyday lives. It deals with embarrasing moments, disasters, and other things that have happened to girls just like you.
All Access~ The section that deals with the stars. It reviews movies, T.V. shows, music and gossip. In every issue an interview with a star is always featured. In these interviews, stars sometimes reveal secrets you never knew about them, old crushes, what they were like in school, their love lives, and how they feel about their career. They always give advice to teens in there interviews as well.
Fiction~ This magazine always features a part from a fiction book, that some teens might be interested in. Underneath they give information about the book, when it will be released, the author, and will sometimes give you a picture of the cover.
Columns~It features a Horoscope section, what you can win, tells you what you can find at Seventeen.com, and a section where teenage girls talk about a certain topic.
And don't forget on the last page of every issue, there is a "When I Was 17." This features some of your favorite celebrities who answer questions about when they were 17 years old. They often reveal whether they were the class clown, totally popular, or totally not popular. You will also often see how different they looked and how wacky some of them often dressed.
I hope this review was helpful, and if it was I would be very thankful if you let me know. Thank You.


title: For guys only

text: A magazine filled with hot women, movie reviews, game reviews, and nonsense that is sure to make you laugh out loud because of its stupidity.


title: Four Stars

text: Great deal


title: A

text: Great mag, for great price.


title: A woman's magazine with class and intelligence to spare

text: Whenever I'd finish reading a magazine like 'Cosmo', I'd feel guilty for indulging in a magazine so obsessed with sex. But whenever I'd finish 'Marie Claire', I felt like I'd read something with quality without loosing any of the fashion and beauty advice (and even a little dating) that I love. The articles range from lingerie to skin care to guns to third world countries. It's the one magazine I can always read cover to cover. I feel as though I've actually learned something about life in other places and at the same time learned how to apply eyeliner more easily. While some magazines pride themselves on featuring models who are (gasp) size 4, 'Marie Claire' shows women with real bodies (there was a woman who was size 20 and proud) which makes me want to appreciate my body that way. The bottom line is the magazine has class and intelligence and plenty of it. If you get this magazine, you're not only getting fashion, dating and beauty, you're also getting a magazine with mind, soul and heart. And isn't that what we're all looking for?


title: A great gift for Veterans

text: I purchased a subscription for my father several years ago and it quickly became a favorite.  He has, in turn, ordered it for several relatives and friends from his VFW post.  It is a fantastic gift because it keeps memories alive for those who are so quickly losing their compatriots.


title: No demo disc?

text: I wouldent reccomend buying this off Amazon because there is no demo disc. The deom disc is one of the best parts of the magazine and its not included here. There are new playable demos of the hottest new Xbox games on the disc, downloadable content and other cool stuff, yet you dont get it here. Anyway, the actual magazine info is good too. This is the offical source. The editors don't have really anything to do with Microsoft though. The features in this mag are the cover feature, reviews, previews,letters, Q&A, Xbox rumors, and maybe some other stuff too. The demo disc isnt the full part of the mag, and actual magazine is good. But you would want the demo. Who doesent want to play the games?


title: Covers the PC Universe

text: Have been a subscriber for many years. This magazine keeps you updated on all the latest news in the PC World. I guess that is why they named their magazine as such.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!


title: Five Stars

text: My kids love this magazine !


title: After 4 months and NO-ROCKY MOUNTAIN GAME & FISH

text:
ROTTON SERVICE I WANT A REFUND.
AFTER 4 MONTHS IT IS A NO-SHOW.
I WOULD NOT WANT TO SEE ANY OF AMAZON CUSTOMERS TO GO THROUGH THIS BULL.
SAVE YOUR MONEY ITS NOT WORTH THE PROBLEMS.


title: I DIDN'T THINK THEY MADE 'EM LIKE THIS ANYMORE...

text:
Backpacker is a rare thing in the periodical market: a magazine that never has a weak issue. I have subscribed to Backpacker for a year now. It has only gotten better in that time--truly going from strength to strength.

If you love the outdoors, this is the magazine for you. Your level of experience at things like hiking, camping, rock-climbing, snowshoeing, canoeing, kayaking, and yes--backpacking, is not an issue. This magazine consistently has something for people of all levels.

My debt to these pages is great indeed: I have learned some skills and honed others. I have discovered (and visited) some places I did not know existed. It was in Backpacker that I was tipped off about the Beans at the Roosevelt Lodge (this alone being worth the price of subscription).

I love: the Reader's Choice Awards, the Gear Guide Issue, the work-out plan from last year's spring hiking issue, and the stories/feautures. I didn't think they made magazines like this anymore. I was wrong.

Backpacker is an excellent publication. I give it my highest recommendation. Get a copy today.


title: THE GOLD STANDARD...

text:
Once upon a time this little magazine serialized The Gunslinger. I cannot give it any higher personal praise than that. But if you still need some convincing...

The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction is the gold standard in its genres (which are broader than the title might initially seem to suggest--there are all kinds of Fantasy and Science Fiction--and this magazine also features some horror from time to time). What Ellery Queen and Alfred Hitchcock's Magazine are to mystery, F&SF is to, well, F&SF.

I have met some of my favorite authors in the pages of this magazine. Most recently, I read a great short story, "Finding Beauty," by Lisa Goldstein. I intend to read some of her novels as soon as I can get my hands on them.

The excellent review by David Roy below covers the nuts and bolts description of this magazine pretty well, so I won't repeat what he has so concisely said already.

I will however, make a nod to Charles de Lint's excellent column. If you are a voracious reader like me, you will find it of great worth and use.

I encourage you to not only check out, but support Fantasy and Science Fiction. This great publication is a jewel and well worth the money and time spent reading.

Fantasy and Science Fiction gets my full recommendation.


title: THE VOICE OF ONE CRYING OUT IN THE WILDERNESS...

text:
A rose in Hell would be all the fairer as a God-breathed thing casting its beauty even in depths of darkness.

I have grown quite fond of National Geographic Magazine over the past few years. I am not a subscriber. My parents are. Yet, even as occasional bathroom lit, this magazine has enlightened me on much and changed my view on a subject more than once.

Is there any greater prophetic voice calling out in the wilderness today? None that I have found.

National Geographic has been going after some HUGE issues: the diamond trade, modern slavery, global warming, the epidemic of obesity, nuclear waste. They have covered these issues well and cast a bright light on many of the world's darkest places.

In this new age--where we have been softened and too often cozened by the prevalence of opinion, attitude and style over fact--National Geographic is the one place I know I can go for hard hitting journalism and writing (and excellent images--let's not forget that here) that rises above the everyday.

This remarkable magazine accomplishes all this and still covers the interesting places of the world (and beyond) with excellence. One recent article of this sort that springs to mind is one they did on Badlands National Park. I visited the park this summer and feel that my visit was deepened and enhanced by having first read the article.

I give National Geographic my highest recommendation.


title: Four Stars

text: its ok


title: We love this magazine!!

text: We love this and look forward to it each month!!


title: Once great, now horrible.

text:
Dirt Rag was once a great magazine for real mountain bike enthusiasts.  It was full of great tips and tricks that you could use on the trail and the reviews were of products that a normal person could and would buy.

In the past few months, or years, Dirt Rag has embraced  the "Car and Driver" or worst yet, "Mountain  Bike Action" style of magazine. Now, all that is in the magazine are a handful of $6000+ bikes , cycling  pants that cost in the neighborhood  of $250+, and dream trips that are reserved for the very rich or thise who do not have to work a normal job.

The tips and tricks of bike repair, the reviews of bikes you would actually buy, and the gear you could actually purchase without a second mortgage  on your home, are a thing of the past.


title: Can't Recommend it Highly Enough

text: I can't recommend "Nature Friend" magazine highly enough. Its visual and literary appeal far exceed any child's magazine and even most adults magazines I've ever seen. I find myself excited to read it to the kids.


title: Wonderful!

text: Gift for my grandsons.  They love it.


title: Love these guys

text: Love these guys. The book was excellent. I'd consider moving to Waco if I thought these two would do my fixer upper. Chip is so good at remodeling and Jo's sense of design and decorating is everything I love too


I have subscribed to this publication for years and still loving it. So many great articles pertaining to our part of the country. Good ideas regarding helpful hints for around the home and garden. Good recipes also.


title: Hubby's Favorite Present!

text: Husband loves this magazine!  Easy to order here & renews automatically which is very convenient fo us.  Good deal all around!


title: Wonderfully written!! Great photos!

text: Wonderfully written!! Great photos!


title: Good magazine!

text: Good magazine!


title: Great price

text: Fantastic price and quick service.


title: Great for a Newbie; Not as Great for the Seasoned Runner

text: I used to absolutely pore myself over each issue of Runner's World as it came into my inbox. I read every article and bookmarked races I dreamed of doing.. However, after being a subscriber for maybe 4 years now.. I don't think I will be renewing. I feel like the content repeats itself each year. How many times can I read about tips for my first race? I can't recommend it enough for a new runner or someone looking for a dose of monthly inspiration to come in the mail, but I just don't find the advice useful anymore as a seasoned runner. I would be more interested in content that focuses on races and why you need to try this or that race... and more so that just a paragraph about a sweet 10k 1,000 miles away at the end of the mag. Granted, you can only really come up with so much new stuff each year. With the boon of running in the last year or two, I don't see Runners World struggling anytime soon.. I think I've just outgrown it for now.


title: DON'T DISAPPOINT YOUR CHILDREN!

text:
2 and 1/2 months after I ordered the magazine for my Granddaughter, not a single issue had been delivered!

Two emails to Nat Geo Kids went unanswered.

After waiting on the phone on Hold for 1/2 hour, I finally got to speak with an agent Overseas, who tried to tell me  that the magazine had been delivered. I THEN CANCELED MY ORDER, FOR A REFUND.

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title: Why So Expensive?

text: The articles are very good, once you wade through page upon page of advertising. Which begs the question: With ALL of the advertising, why is this magazine so expensive?


title: Five months to deliver .. sparse content ...

text: Content is okay and the quality of the paper and color are nice, but I ordered this magazine in June and got it in November. It publishes every three months and that doesn't make sense. The content is pretty up to date but I've found similar content online for free ... and this is not an especially thick magazine ... :- (


title: Love

text: Love Yoga Journal and love that I can have it auto-renewed through Amazon and I never miss a magazine.  Great product and great service.


title: Nope, not worth it, much better photography inspo online.

text: This magazine is a waste of paper. You see equally as good/better pictures on Instagram, and the photography content is pretty non existent. No decent articles, nothing interesting to read at all. I eventually started to feel bad for the wasted trees every time a copy showed up at my house because it was so pointless.


title: Fabulous Foodie Magazine!

text: I love this magazine!  Amazon often offers great sales on year subscriptions to various magazines.  I really have plenty of reading materials available and did not need this subscription, but I love Bon Appetit!  My subscription arrived promptly and I instantly "devoured" the issue.  What a great magazine full of fabulous recipes.  Most of the recipes are things that most of us can manage to make at home.  I have found quite a few gems from Bon Appetit that I use on a regular basis.  Gorgeous food pictures!


title: Five Stars

text: love


title: Pick out your night time viewing in one location.

text: Overall I have been pleased. However,  I like more daytime viewing information for Saturday and Sunday.


title: Fabulous reference!

text: This is a fabulous book and gives tons of information on mid-century modern homes. It has helped me with ideas for decorating my own mid-century modern home.


title: Lovely Magazine

text: If you enjoy birds and flowers you will like this magazine. It is fairly thin but packed with beautiful pictures and lots of information.


title: Recipes, Heath

text: Fantastic magazine!!


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoying


title: Great choice!!

text: Gift for my daughter - she loves it!


title: I maybe to critical but its all good

text: Really feel Rolling stone has lost its touch over the years and seems to really focus on Politics v/s Rock n Roll.... I maybe to critical but its all good


title: Like Magazine!!

text: Like the magazine!!


title: Great Magazine!!

text: Love to read this magazine!!


title: Very Good Magazine!!

text: Very good magazine to read!!!


title: Mostly advertisments

text: Most of this was advertizements


title: Thoughtful and informative

text: I look forward to getting my magazine in the mail and save the old ones to refer back to.  The articles are thoughtful, well-written, and researched.  The magazine is a great way to keep up with the literature.  And you don't just get a lot of data.  It's more like you are invited inside the mind of  master therapists to see how they synthesize clinical and research data.  I find myself highlighting, making notes and asterisks - there's just a lot of good information, and it's put together in ways that make sense.  I can often apply what I read directly to my practice.  BTW, the website is also very good.  The articles you can read for CE's are outstanding - at least the ones I've read.


title: Great Magazine

text: For anyone interested in writing or publishing, this magazine is a great resource for publishing opportunities, writing prompts, contest ideas and other information pertinent to writers.


title: Premature

text: You are jumping the gun.  I have yet to receive the first issue.


title: GREAT WRITING

text: Great writing about culture and cuisine all over the world.


title: Looks good

text:
I bought the March 2021 magazine.
Usually I don't bother with this magazine because the recipes are not something I would ever eat.
This month is different though.
There are more than 5 recipes that appeal to me.


title: Good magazine

text: Whenever I go to someone's house for visiting, I'm always bored. They should have a variety of good magazines I can read. But if they come over to my house I have them available. But they don't want to read, they want to visit. LOL.


title: POPULAR SCIENCE

text: Just received latest issue of popular science and it is less than half of the thickness as it used to be...about time not worth thecmsil man spending his time delivering it👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾


title: READERS DIGEST

text: Readers digest used to be about 1/2 inch thick...now they have reduced it to less than a 1/4 of an inch👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾


title: Seen better days....

text: As each issue arrives it seems to have fewer and fewer substantive articles about the repair and fun of owning a vintage collectible car.  Over the past few years, it continues to be filled more with the hype about the auction market and car prices than about the cars themselves.  Couldn't stand reading one more "better buy it before it goes up"  or "well bought" comment.  Finally let my subscription lapse....time to find a new resource more dedicated to "cars" rather than "money about cars".


title: This magazine is DEPRESSING lol

text: Only cuz I wish I could live like this everyday...but I live 60 miles from the beach alas! Still when one can't make it to the coast, then Coastal Living brings the coast to you every month with all those wonderful pictures and articles. So many excellent ideas on home decor, cooking, travel. I've incorporated many of the decorating ideas into my own apartment so now I feel like I'm always at the beach...only I don't have to worry about tracking sand in the place! Coastal Living is such a well put together magazine...well worth the price.


title: Too Many Ads

text: Yoga Journal seems to have been taken over by "brand" marketers, it's selling everything and there's no mindfulness, no tranquility in the magazine it's all sell, sell, sell, Customer service is horrible and there's no way to cancel it. They just keep billing you no matter how many times you try to cancel.


title: The Magazine May Be Great, No Kindle Digital Access Despite Claim

text: I purchased this an got an email about using digital access to read until my first print edition arrives (sometime in the next six weeks). Clicked the button but no access through any Kindle reading app on any device. Digital content not listed under my Amazon digital content manager. Spent 40 minutes on phone with a less than competent Amazon rep. Went to Google Play Newsstand and used mailing address to get access to current issue on Google Newsstand. I'm looking forward to receiving the first print edition but this purchase option does not appear to offer access through the Kindle App, despite the claim in the email I received.


title: Great recipes (if you don't count fat, sugar or salt!)

text: Great recipes and I love the feeling of being back in the Souith.


title: No comparison to the original EQMM

text:
My 80+ year old mother used to enjoy EQMM when I was a kid, so I thought she'd like a subscription for her birthday last year.  Wrong!  With the very first issue, she started complaining that there was too much bad language and sex in the stories.  So I checked it out, and it did seem to be a lot, but no more than what I've come to expect from books, tv, and movies today.  For her though, it was understandably racy, and to prove her point she dug out some old EQMM and read some stories.  The difference in writing was immediately obvious.  The older issues were infinitely better written, with less bad language and no sexual content.

I'm not saying it's a bad magazine, but if you're considering this for gift subscription for someone who enjoyed EQMM years ago, be aware that it's not the same as the magazine they used to read.


title: I read this as soon as I get it

text:
We receive a lot of magazines in our house, including most of the big food titles. But Gastronomica holds a unique and dear place in my heart. It's a delicious mix of intelligence and diverse topics. Other reviewers have called it The New Yorker of food magazines, and I think that it's a fair analogy, but it's also got a bohemian art house edge to it as well, with funky and random stories thrown in the mix. It's also got an studious academic side, as you'd expect being published by such an insitution.

The stories waver from in-depth looks at trends or subjects, and raise interesting questions. A recent issue included a long story about whether the taco was invented in California, and looked at the origins. For what would seem a random and dry subject, the story was nonetheless compelling.

The magazine is oversized and made of a sturdy cover so it is a magazine that you keep. I have been a subscriber for a couple of years, and I have kept every issue, and sometimes go back and reread them. Highly recommended, especially for lovers of Saveur and those who read the longer stories in Gourmet.


title: Not relevant to today’s homeowners

text: Nothing unique in photo s or ideas. Far too much prose, with an odd tone, sounds like an unhappy 1960s housewife trying to find something nice to say, if that makes sense.


title: Nostalgic muscle cars

text: Excellent photos of classic cars. Great magazine for anyone who collects or admires vintage cars. Like going to a classic car show. After hubby reads we take this to an Assisted Living Facility where it is greatly appreciated by the residents.


title: Pop culture

text: Perfect to peruse while waiting in the doctors office. The photos are similar to what you would expect from another publication like People or US magazines. These go off to an assisted living facility for consumption. Good if you are keen to keep up with pop culture


Probably one of the best magazines to help keep up with technology and science for non-tech people. Written for lay people to understand while being informative. This should be in every classroom in America.


title: A classic

text:
A classic. Perfect to bring along to a doctors appointment to read while waiting. My copies are going off to our local nursing home where it will be greatly appreciated by people who have limited body function but whose minds are still sharp.

Well written articles across diverse subjects.


title: The good ol' days

text:
I purchased this to take to our local Assisted Living Facility to share with my BIL and all the residents there. The magazine is really a trip down memory lane that brings happiness to people who grew up in "the good ol' days". There are a few advertisements in the magazine but they are tailored to senior citizens. The magazine has a good variety of subjects from life on the farm, vintage autos, toys, trips, honeymoons and anything that stirs happy thoughts of life before computers, cell phones and the internet. The pictures are wonderful. The magazine was immediately dogeared within a day of my dropping it off.

Perfect for anyone who has a senior in their life who enjoys nostalgia.

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title: Discover: For the Educated Layman

text: DISCOVER is one of a handful of general purpose magazines that appeal to those with a post-high school education but do not want to get bogged down in the erudite and detailed magazines that form their competition. I have been reading DISCOVER for many years, and although I am not a scientist, I do have a post graduate degree in English, so I recognize clear and fluent writing when I see it.  The articles range from astronomy to biology to genetics and covers just about every branch of science under the sun. The authors know how to take a fairly complex topic and explain it on a level that is just about college freshman level.  The tone is often breezy and actually interesting.  True, the numbers of advertisements is disconcertingly large, but that is common to many such publications.  In its coverage of hot topics in science that exposes the educated layman to the cutting edge of what passes for clarity in describing the world around us, DISCOVER simply cannot be ignored.


title: Hung out to dry

text: This Magazine as well as the organization behind it has seriously deteriorated . As another reviewer described it , the shrinkage not only in the size of the magazine but also its relevant content . It seems to contain more science fiction and hypothetical material as time goes on . No longer is it based on what would resemble an aid to the hobby of astronomy and the use of a telescope . Sky & Telescope is far superior if this type of publication is what you are after .


title: best recipes ever!

text: These are no fail recipes! Very good!


title: Recommended for short reads

text: Gotta love Reader's Digest!  Even though it's a bit old-fashioned, it still maintains high quality standards and good short versions of interesting stories.


title: Poor quality recipes

text: I'm disappointed by the recipes.  They seems too odd, commonplace, and lack real flavor.  "International" dishes are often missing key flavor ingredients, such as Mexican or Asian recipes that lack lime, ginger, etc.  Also, too many recipes are full of fat, sugar, refined white carbs, and excessive salt.


title: Three Stars

text: Its a free book


title: Good Info

text: Staying in touch with health and fitness info keeps me on focus.  Great product with great tips and information.  Good motivators.


title: Still great and worth the green!

text:
I just recently re-subscribed to this magazine. With the downfall of OPM (Official Playstation Magazine, the best single platform gaming magazine, ever, in my opinion [[ASIN:B0009GJ6VO Opsm : Official Playstation 2 Magazine]]) I was forced to come back to this one.  I know that has a negative tone, but I try to subscribe to no more than 4 or 5 gaming magazines (9 at one time was my record) and this just wasn't one of them.

First things first:  this magazine still is very low priced and worth the money.  At $1.00 per issue, for a subscription, it can't be beat,.. well not quite.  I got a subscription off of EBay for about $10.50 for two years worth (final price, no additional shipping charges) and that would be the best deal I've ever seen.

I also noticed the toning down of the sexy covers, and raunchy jokes, etc.  I have to say I do miss this.  I'm in my 40's, married, and loyal to my wife, and I need that "fan service" in my life to take the edge off, if you know what I mean, so I for one, miss the "swimsuit edition."  I always looked forward to that issue.  But, such is life.

The reviews are very concise, and straightforward.  I notice the reviews are quite short now, probably to save paper.  I also notice the mega previews, of such games as Devil May Cry 4, just recently.  I appreciate this, but look forward to games I have an interest in.  I do read it cover to cover, for my gaming knowledge.

I also see a gradual "favoritism" towards PS3 titles, which would seem obvious, except for the fact that Sony has done noticeably lower sales this generation, as opposed to its PS1 and PS2 days.  I would think PSM would be noting this, and in such, still highlighting PS2 titles.  Believe me, I understand looking towards the future, and not being stuck in the past, but Sony themselves has prided themselves on continuing to support past gen systems, and producing super titles (God of War II, and Guitar Hero II come to mind.). With such a large userbase, you think they would feature great write ups on the current PS2 hits being pumped out every week.

Writing is superior to other multiplatform magazines, and I continue to get a great deal from the editors opinions.  Thankfully, they haven't gotten more childish, as the average Playstaiton gamer continues to age.

Two big thumbs up,  MC White says check it out!


title: Hella Bangin'!!!

text:
Talk about a hella sweeet magazine!  I love this magazine, and have been subscribing since I was a little kid of 35 years of age.  Bangin' reviews, bangin' cover stories.  I like it tons more than other competition, such as GamePro.  I highly recommend it!

In a way, this magazine actually reminds me a lot of GamePro.  The formatting is almost the same.  But the article writing is 10 times better than anything out of GamePro, over the last 2 or 3 years.  I can't quite put my finger on what differentiates EGM from GamePro, but its noticeable, and much more refreshing than GamePro.  Sorry to compare it so much, but they are virtually the same, but EGM is better.  It just is.

MC White said:  Check it out!


title: I love Popular Science.

text: This magazine has interesting articles. I am very happy with my purchase. Oh, and I got an excellent deal on the subscription.


title: The magazine has changed.

text: The magazine has changed. I still like it and will continue to buy it. Hopefully, they will not change it again.


title: Great magazine

text: My first issuses had a Justin Timberlake article


title: Ad ridden....

text: More information, less ads, then you will get a 5 star.


title: So much to read.... wow I have been missing out

text: Awesome magazine. Why did I not get this before. If you want a lot to read. That is really well written. Topics all across the board. This is an awesome read. I am never ever bored. Oh.... and all of the ads in some magazines. Arent here. A lot to read and so much to learn. As a kid I never appreciated this magazine as I should have. It is just so interesting and so informative. Get this if you want to be well read on today yesterday and tomorrow.


title: Awesome read.... so much to learn.... never ever boring

text: Awesome magazine. Why did I not get this before. If you want a lot to read. That is really well written. Topics all across the board. This is an awesome read. I am never ever bored. Oh.... and all of the ads in some magazines. Arent here. A lot to read and so much to learn.


title: Daily deal

text: INSIDER SECRET: Don't pay full price for this. You can get magazine subscriptions for super cheap with Amazon on their "daily deals" they rotate the featured magazines daily but it will be back on there in a few days. You need to go back into your subscriptions and click "Do not Autorenew" OR ELSE it will renew it whenever it runs out automatically for whatever the price shown is, not the "daily deal" (AKA dirt cheap) price. Enjoy your new magazines :-)


title: Five Stars

text: The item was exactly what I wanted. I would order from this seller again.


title: Four Stars

text: Awesome subscription


title: Watered down and filled with woke social commentary

text: I have been reading this magazine since the 80s. Unfortunately, with time the magazine has become significantly watered down in terms of detailed technical content in each article. I used to reread sections in order to understand physics articles, for example, but now they read Discover or Science 88 etc used to. Further , following the BLM riots almost every issue will now contain one if not two articles almost entirely devoted to non- scientific cultural topics and these will be written only by authors who fully embrace the farthest left woke ideologies. I just read an article about light pollution where the author managed to effortlessly bombard me with minority prison experience, and majority- minority power structures….I was enjoying the article until these points and then tossed this issue in the waste basket. This social issues are more properly discussed in other publications - newspapers, and news magazines; I subscribe to Scientific American to read about science- real science. Another way the publishers have seriously  adulterated the content of the magazine is that most articles are no longer written by scientists but by journalists who themselves often have limited actual formal<br />scientific training - and it shows in their writings. I am still subscribed  but only because there are at present no suitable alternatives, but this is a sad state of affairs.


Fonts are so small and light that I can hardly read the articles. Some idiot working for the magazine never considered making the fonts larger and using black print so the older audience could read the articles. I guess this magazine is only for the younger audience with perfect 2020 eye sight. I do more and more of my reading on the computer where I can control the font size and color. No wonder print media is dying.


title: You're A Schmuck for Subscribing This

text:
There was an old saying, "I was became a conservative when I started to hang out with Liberals, and I became a Libertarian when I began to hang out with conservatives."

Well, I began to hate Libertarian (capital L) when I subscribed to Reason for a year. It has little to do with principles or the concept of liberty. Instead it's just a rag where people complain about restrictions on sex and drugs.

Look, I get it. How you treat or view sex and drugs is a part of any philsophy, however, if you read Reason, you're led to believe that's the only thing Libertarians care about.  It's motto shouldn't be "free minds, free markets", it should be titled, "Don't Judge Me Dad! I'm A Grown Man And Can Do What I Want!".

It's just a bunch of aged Libertines who are still rebelling against something. I'm not quite sure what. There isn't much of a coherent philisophy from one issue to the next. It's kind of like a Simpsons episode. The previous episode has no bearing on the next one.

Stop buying this magazine. You're only helping to provide beer money to Muppet Fonzi (Nick Gillespie) and the rest of these low rent writers who bring shame to real liberty based philosophy. .


title: Four Stars

text: Gave it as a gift.


title: Four Stars

text: I gave this as a gift.


title: Three Stars

text: Not bad. Certainly worth the low price.


title: Four Stars

text: Good all around mag


title: I love it

text: Required<br />Must have for programming


title: Used to be worth reading.

text: It used to be interesting to read.  Now it's just another agenda driven magazine that used to be about freedom and rock n' roll and now is far from it.


title: Good deal.

text: I always see these in the waiting rooms and read them. I got a good deal on a two year subscription and I got my first issue shortly after I ordered. Thumbs up.


title: The least scientific issues of a science magazine I've ever seen.

text:
What's with magazines like National Geographic and now Scientific American giving us the some political phlegm that's being thrown at us from the expected sources.  This month's issue you had to go through at least 5 articles before you got to anything that could genuinely be called science.  There is a place for that stuff - Mother Jones, New Republic, etc.  CNN et all are already force feeding much of the junk that was in the last several issues.

Why did Scientific American decide to start giving us boring political op-ed?  I can get that for free elsewhere.  I subscribed to Scientific American, to get a science magazine.  They seem to want to be Mother Jones, CNN or something other than what made it a great magazine.


title: Awful practice of placing shipping stickers in the middle of the cover art-work

text: I had this subscription, but when you subscribe to a physical magazine, you want it to arrive in an attractive, almost pristine condition.  I subscribed to the magazine for a year, but cancelled because every single issue had the address label placed almost smack in the middle of the front, maring the cover artwork.  If I tried to peel off the address sticker, it did not come off cleanly but would peel up some of the cover art-work.  To me a major point of paying for an actual physical magazine subscription is to get it in nice form, as good as if bought in a store.  That was NOT the case with this.  That is sad, because this magazine IS historically significant, and I would love to support it as a venue for aspiring writers, but not if I'm not going to get it in as good condition.  As a kid I had several Marvel comic book subscriptions - which is a similar kind of purchase, where the physical product is important to subscribers. These were delivered in a brown paper sleeve, open on the bottom and top.  The comic itself was unmarred by the placement of any address sticker, and I think that was an inexpensive but highly effective solution.  I would re-subscribe to this magazine if I thought the address sticker wasn't going to be pasted smack in the middle of the magazine cover, or if they used an adhesive that allowed for removal without damaging the cover image.  Other literary journals sweat these kinds of details, making a point of delivering a product that looks nice in-hand.


title: I'm a minutiae guy . This IS the mag for me

text: If you REALLY love film (from ALL decades) and of ALL manner , treat youself to this awesome , highly respected and award strewn glossy , digest magazine . It comes to you six times a yr and is a TRUE page turner (even if you think you're not initially interested in a given article) . It's THAT well written . Brilliant .


title: great magazine

text: I showed my magazine to a co worker who is into fish. He liked it so much he has a subscription now. It is full of articles about tropical fish and how to care for them, Which types of fish can be together. It goes in depth into each fish species. The pages are very glossy and heavy its more like a book than a magazine.


title: Ridiculously good magazine for the money

text: If this were a $4 an issue magazine I'd say it was a good magazine. For the price you can have it shipped to your door, it's a ridiculously good deal.


title: Great

text: No magazine does it better when it comes to pictures of the world and its inhabitants.


title: do you like paper falling out of your magazine when you pick it up??

text: Ha.  I would give it a 3 if not for all the ads.  I understand the need for them but not 10 inserts per magazine.  Content is good but some of the articles can get wordy and really overdone.


title: Best of all Cooking Magazines

text: I have a Kindle subscription and this is the ONLY magazine I have found worth paying for year after year. None of the pseudo-science that you see in far too many other magazines. Actual science based extensively tested recipe and reviews.


title: I agree!

text: Yes, I agree. My heartbeat accelerates when I get the new issue awaiting the creative fine details inside. It is the best decoration magazine of all. The Elle Decor published in the USA is too traditional and serious, unwilling to take risks and directed at the pretentious "McMansion" decoration mindset of the uncreative and uninformed average American citizen interested at showing off their money and football/golf mentality.


title: Really enjoy the big print

text: Really enjoy the big print. Can read easily in bed without my glasses. A great way to unwind before going to sleep.


title: best mag ever!

text:
I love this magazine! I've been getting it since my son was tiny and he's about to turn 8. Early on, I clipped good ideas that he was too young for and saved them. Now I pass on what we've outgrown to families with younger kids.

And even though it's produced by Disney, that is not pushed down your throat in this mag (any more than any other commercial magazine anyway).


title: Enjoyable

text: Gave this as a gift to my mother and she loves her subscription.


title: Good content

text: Great contrnt


title: The Best Yoga Magazine Out There

text: This is just the best Yoga Magazine out there.  Articles cover all areas and are suitable for the practioner as well as the teacher.  I've learned so much from the magazine, and enjoy reading the human interest articles too.


title: Fantastic gift for animal loving children!

text: My granddaughter enjoys this subscription and looks forward to the arrival of each magazine!


title: Great magazine

text: Love the recipes!


title: Buena revista

text: Exelente revista para tener algo que leer a la hora del baño 🚽😁


title: Have ordered for years

text: I love reading this magazine.  Lots of stuff I did not know and good learning.


title: the topics and tips are fantastic. I like the annual Tools review have been ...

text: As a homeowner and COO for a family owned renovation business, the topics and tips are fantastic. I like the annual Tools review  have been blessing when it comes to purchasing new tools.


title: Good for pop culture yoga

text: I've subscribed to the yoga journal for about 18 years.  It has gone steadily downhill over the years.  The articles used to be much more substantial, for the serious yoga practitioner.  Now they cater much more to beginning yogis, the fitness market, and pop yoga.  I still subscribe and probably will continue to since I teach yoga and like to see what's going on.  There are ads for lots of yoga products, yoga conferences, retreats, etc., and the occasional good article.  But if you're looking for in-depth articles this is no longer a very good source.


title: One Star

text: I doesn't have the content it used to have. too many ads


title: My mom sent this....

text: ....to my grandchildren. They finally outgrew it. But it is a very good magazine esp'ly if the child loves the outdoors.


title: My Son-n-law enjoys it

text: The first year he asked for it as one of his gifts. He enjoyed it enough to ask it to be renewed the next. He has Western Pleasure Quarter Horse breeding mares. Along w/ some he rides.


title: Best magazine out there

text: I love this magazine, I've been getting it since it started and the articles are intelligent and easy to follow. The online presence is great and they started me with the September issue when I ordered in August. Way to go, MEL.


title: Good magazine that doesn't cheat you out of the first copy

text: Many magazines send you the last month's copy as a way to shorten your first subscription. This mag doesn't do that. It's well written and a pleasure to look at.


title: Lots of good suggestions

text: The most convenient thing is the daily posts of recipes and suggestions.


title: Favourite technology magazine

text: Always great cutting edge articles and information. Great stories on what's happening in the world that tech related.


title: Great price for the magazine and digital access too

text: Love the New Yorker cartoons. Read both the paper and digital magazines. The best sophisticated magazine for the intelligent reader. It has everything.


title: Great price

text: Live tge magazine.  Ordered last yr as a gift reordered again


title: Like it except

text: Too many ads .....


title: Great magazine

text: Love this magazine. So many good ideas with smart writing.


title: Haven’t received any issues

text: I haven’t received any issues yet


title: Four Stars

text: Good


title: Nice layout, good articles and ideas for the more ...

text: On target with what I was looking for.  Nice layout, good articles and ideas for the more rustic feel of our place.


title: Great magazine

text: Real Simple provides a nice selection of articles on fashion, food, exercise, and other lifestyle topics. It is a nice read at the gym.


title: Item not yet received

text: I ordered this item more than two months ago and have still not received an issue.


title: One Star

text: This"was" a great magazine until traditional values were blurred in the Nov/Dec. No thanks!


title: Town & Country Magazine, a magazine for sophisticated readers!

text: We enjoy reading the magazine because it gives us insight into the better things of life. We live near and travel often to many of the sophisticated places mentioned in the magazine, i.e., Newport, Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard, Cape Cod and others. It provides tips about places, restaurants, and businesses that provide the best that life has to offer.


title: Good Times

text: Hey, and Happy Happy Happy  !  Hey Jack..Yep He Love him some Duck Dynasty, Jack !  Like the Walking Dead, Like the Walking Dead ???


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent magazine!


title: Too Many Ads

text: I just received my March 2023 edition. There is some good content and some well written articles but sadly out of 144 pages only 40 were not advertising of some sort.


title: Four Stars

text: Very good price.


title: Great writing

text: Excellent articles!


title: great value

text: Lots of great articles, recipe's, clothing etc. Great for many age groups and interests. Have subscribed for over10 plus years.


title: great value

text: has tons of interesting articles and recipes. great value, just wished the same deal came on kindle. Not as many ads as most other magazines


title: Awesome magazine!

text: For a new homeowner this magazine is a must.  Have been subscribing for about two years and each issue always has great DIY information and awesome tips for routine home maintanence and projects.  Would definitely recommend this magazine.


title: Gotta love science

text: We are fans of science! It doesn't have as many articles as it used to have 10 years back but we still enjoy it.


title: Not Much to Offer

text: I tried this because of the $5 offer. It is a good offer because I am disappointed  and I won't renew. It has lots of advertisers and offers few project ideas that are inspiring. The design ideas make rooms seem cluttered and busy.  The interior designs seem to be for those with little living space and limited funds. Don't get me wrong I am not wealthy but my taste is eclectic but refined. Id much rather have a few quality pieces I love in my home than the ideas offered here. Less is more is my mantra.


title: Far too many advertisements

text: Far too many advertisements. I accepted the $5 offer and it paid off. I wont renew. I receive interior furniture store brochures monthly and I love those. They have more interior design tips and beautiful interiors than this magazine. There are other magazines like this that Ive tried and cancelled. Very disappointed.


title: Excellent magazine for a diverse audience

text:
I'm a long-time subscriber to Popular Mechanics, but I've only recently used Amazon to obtain my subscription. I couldn't be happier with Amazon's service. Not only is the price great, the magazine started arriving quickly and I'm able to easily view my subscription information through Amazon's subscription manager.

About Popular Mechanics: if you've ever read this magazine, you'll know why it's so easy to love. There is always something interesting for everyone. Each issue covers topics ranging from cars and tools to gardening and cooking utensils. Aliens? covered. Remodeling a house? covered.

Yes, the magazine is on the technical / science side. No it is not a scholarly journal by any means. But if you're looking for some entertaining and high-quality reading, Popular Mechanics is a great choice.


title: Natural Health

text: Love this magazine.  Inspiring, entertaining, fun to read, wonderful articles, great recipes, great tips on yoga. I truly enjoy this magazine!


title: Interesting cooking magazine

text: CHILE PEPPER is one of the more interesting cooking magazines out there. The recipes tend to emphasize Cajun, Creole, and Carribean styles. Not all of the recipes include chile peppers or have a great deal of heat, but most recipes would likely appeal to chileheads. Having grown up in the Southwest, I love these types of recipes and have made several with excellent results. The stories are also interesting, focusing on restaurants and manufacturers involved in the chile pepper businesss, such as the folks at Tabasco. There are also many stories on various hot sauces. Recommended for people looking for something a little different or who like Lousiana or hot foods.


title: Best cooking magazine

text: Bon Appetit is probably the best cooking magazine out there.  While I frequently buy others at the store, Bon Appetit is the only one to which I subscribe.  First, I love the recipes, and the magazine is always full of them.  The recipes for each issue always correspond well to the time of the year, taking advantage of impending holidays as well as the produce that's freshest.  The magazine has a variety of articles, including a series of regulars.  For example, one column features reader requests for recipes from their favorite local restaurants.  They also have a series of recipes that take 30 minutes or less.  Of course, the majority of the recipes are upscale and not simple.  I don't make many of the recipes on a day-to-day basis, but definitely pull them out when I have guests.  I have had many successful dinner parties thanks to Bon Appetit!  Best of all, the magazine has a corresponding website that chronicles past recipes and has a bunch of other extras.


title: Interesting stuff

text: Popular Science has a lot of interesting articles that are written in a way that anyone can understand them.<br />This magazine keeps one up to date on the latest science stuff.


title: A good soap mag

text:
I'm a One Life to Live fan, so I really enjoy this soap mag the best out of all of them.
Other soap magazines don't have much OLTL stuff in it.
ABC Soaps in Depth has spoilers, cool pics of the soap stars, interviews, games and more.


title: Top Rate Motorcycle Magazine

text: This ranks up there as one of the best all around motorcycle magazines that are on the market. I have had a subscription for years and just love it and usually read it cover to cover. Full of helpful hints and stories, reviews of every kind of bike and interesting stories about travel, saftey and also great editorials. If you are into motorcycles this magazine is for you.


title: Stinkeroo

text: I have been sucked in to getting this magazine twice for subscriptions simply because it was so cheap. Both times I found it to be just awful. If I found one interview in it that I was interested in it was lucky. And then the concept of having a famous person interview another famous person? Well that sounds like a novel concept but it usually really stinks and the interviews and interviewer prove to be inept. I gave it a second chance and it still does nothing for me. They will not get a third chance once this subscription runs out.


title: Awesome Magzine, will renew!

text: I love Rachel Ray, i watch her show all the time. This magazine is such a foodie's bible. I love the format of the magazine, easy to read and follow the cooking directions. Also has new/trendy ideas about weekday dinners. Definitely will renew!


title: Great magazine about real women!

text:
This is a magazine for those that are interested in more than just fashion. Of course, that is included, but it starts in the second half of each issue. The beginning not only includes articles about real women "Are you the same as you were voted in high school?" (Most popular, biggest flirt, etc) or "Who do you get along better with? men or women?" but there are articles from around the globe concerning womens issues like children thrown into prositution, female circumcision, etc. (There are also places you can email or write to vote on issues or to be included in petitions and such. Plus, the magazine does not only cater to and include small, petite women, but those over size 12 as well.
 Month to month, there is usually an article that incorporates the female celebrity that is featured on the cover.. one month Jenna Elfman helped fight fires and another included the new "Charlie's Angels" (Cameron Diaz, Lucy Liu, Drew Barrymore) and had them go on an adventure of their own. One of the first issues I ever read had Gwyneth Paltrow stay on a deserted island for a weekend. She was only allowed to bring certain luxury items. (before Survivor) Then, she wrote about the experience in a journal that appeared in the magazine. That is probably what attracted me to Marie Claire in the first place. Here were these celebrities doing ordinary things, because we are still all women, no matter how famous.
I have had a subscription for about three years and its one of the few that will keep coming to my house. It's a great magazine for women with many interests!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!  Fast shipping!


title: Five Stars

text: After all the years this magazine has been around... still one of the best


title: Return Customer

text: Great subscription. I have subscribed to it for years now. I love the articles and they relate to everyday life for a woman.


title: Return Subscriber


title: Return Subscriber

text: Great subscription. I have subscribed to it for years now.


title: Five Stars

text: awesome


title: Great Mag

text: SO disappointed they have discontinued.


title: Great mag if you like knitting garments

text: Great magazine, informative articles, but just be aware it is heavily slanted toward sweaters and tops, less so on accessories or smaller projects. It's also a lot cheaper to subscribe directly from Interweave's website.


title: COUNTRY LIVING IS THE BEST MAGAZINE

text: I love getting this magazine in the mail every month. There are so many interesting articles and I learn alot about new items and the items I've already got in my home. I've used the decorating and craft ideas many times and I was really impressed at how easy they were and the difference they made in my home. The recipes are are so great it's inspired me to want to cook. This magazine makes a great gift, all of my friends love it too.

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title: Small

text: Discounted price but magazine is smaller than normal. Mini size.


title: For practicle women and other people

text: I've been buying "First" off the newstand for over a year now.  I love it - and I'm not a magazine person!  "First" contains practicle information usable everyday - and is not overloaded with teenage beauty tips, belly fat agonies or recipes that who has time for!  I'm tired of it being out of stock at the store so I'm getting a subscription through Amazon today!


title: Great pics but...

text:
this mag used to be filled with great stories of rides and riders and equipment...and awesome pictures. Over the years it evolved into a mag that featured high end, high priced equipment, racing stories, and still awesome pics-- in fact if I could get a subscription to that Photo issue only once a year I'd get  it. Oh wait-- I'll just head over to the book store and pick it up.

And then one issue some idiot writer decided to add he/ his political view. That was the lat straw-- I canceled never to return. If you want a similar mag try Dirt Rag-- although after an issue or two that gets tiresome too.

I just want to ride.


I've read Time' magazine for about 75 years now.  This was a good deal; probably the best I've seen.  The magazines are usually delivered on Saturday which I appreciate.


title: Efucatilnal and inspiring!

text: I have purchased This magazine before and always loved it. Great  photography and articles.


title: Trendy but classic

text: Love love this magazine.  Patterns are easy and accessible. Style is trendy but classic.  I can't say enough about these styles.  Great for beginning and advanced sewers.


title: Five Stars

text: Great deal


title: Great magazine and sood subscription process

text: Easiest way to get magazine subscriptions renewed and keep track of costs  A++


title: Love This Magazine.

text:
This is a really, really well put together publication filled with glossy full color photography and articles that are well written and engaging, with just enough technical information to keep one's eyes from glazing over.
It must be noted that the most recent issue of the magazine (May 2019 or so) an announcement was made of a change in ownership.  What this means for the magazine's future remains to be seen.  Until then it consisted of around 4 feature articles about motorcycles of pretty much any year and stripe.  In fact, the above-mentioned issue even included a newly released motorcycle from the neo-venerable motorcycle maker, Triumph.  One might say this magazine is concerned with all kinds of 'classic' motorcycles whether they are new or old.
Every issue covers at least one extraordinary bike, sometimes of a kind you might even consider a cliche because it is so familiar and oft-written about, at others it will be of a kind you have NEVER heard of or even imagined exists.
Obviously, most of the bikes covered have been lovingly restored through lavish use of funds and manhours, but some (few) are raw and original.  Every issue is worth looking at, most are worth reading cover to cover.  The color reproductions are beyond.  Lots of good networking info too, with coverage of shows and meets.
Recommended.


title: Five Stars

text: Wife looks forward to receiving this each month.  Interesting content.  Miss the 2 months they don't publish.


title: Five Stars

text: I love Mational Geographic.


title: Five Stars

text: great magazines!


title: Five Stars

text: love getting these every month!


title: more leisure, less travel

text: got 2 issues instead of one, not sure if they gave me the gift issue they used to offer for free but in any case, liked it much better than Conde Nast Traveler which no less a travel authority as Arthur Frommer says operates at such a high end, no one would stay at those places. Not sure how long this last but it appears to be a year long subscription just when mine ran out so I'm happy to have it and I do have an extra if you want it.


title: is this really all access?

text: not sure what to say, I agree with the noted travel author Arthur Frommer that the current incarnation of Conde Nast Traveler is far too upscale, it's kind of like travel magazine meets Real Housewives, who of course are neither real nor housewives. I also found gift bag not suitable for regifting, which is usually what I do with gifts with purchase, but that said, $5 is what you would pay per issue so a subscription seems like a good deal.


title: A must read magazine. And for the price- amazing!

text: Provides insight on to some of the worlds most relevant topics. Absolutely love it!


title: Lots Of Inspiration!

text: When I get this magazine in the mail, I read it cover to cover. I always find something interesting or revelant to a project I am working on at present or intend to do in the future. I find that I frequently refer back to articles in previous issues and they are easy to find.<br />Besides the content, I like the fact that it is NOT stuffed full of little postcards or stiff ad pages (one of my pet peeves).


title: Great Magazine

text: Can't wait for Beach Life to arrive. Great articles and well designed magazine. I also like that most of the ads are local artisans as well as local businesses.


title: Love it!

text: This is my favorite magazine bar none.  I am a vegetarian although I cook for a family who eat meat as well ~ there is always something for all of us in an issue of Eating Well.  It is one of those rare magazines I never lend out.  I have every issue since I've been a subscriber {about 3 years}.  If your interest is in cooking or in health or simply in great food you won't be disappointed with this product.  The information in this magazine is for real people who don't pretend to be Julia Child or Martha Stewart, although they might like it too.  Enjoy!


title: Great read

text: Enjoyable reading


title: Be patient it’s worth it.

text: Still waiting but I am sure it will be good. I have ordered magazine subscriptions through Amazon before and it’s always been a good experience.


title: spotty delivery in NYC

text: I subscribed to this magazine for years, and everything was fine when they delivered it by US mail.  In NYC, they decided to start delivering it with newspapers and leaving it at people's doors. After that happened, I only received the magazine sporadically through the subscription period, perhaps receiving the magazine one time out of four or 5.  It was basically like paying for a subscription and not receiving the magazine at all.  As a result, I will not be renewing my subscription.


title: Two Stars

text: Not as fun as Southern Lady. Pushing a casual aesthetic... we were hoping for something more escapist and fancier.


title: it has been well received

text: it has been well received and very enlightening and needed. everyone should purchase over and over again and year after year.


title: Beautiful photographs throughout and worthy content.

text: We love this magazine. The pictures are beautiful and artistic and the content is fascinating to read. We learn so much from each issue.


title: Only 4 issues per year!

text: Only 2 issues in a 6 month subscription? Wow! and the price or the content doesn't make me want to ever subscribe to this.


title: Five Stars

text: My grandson loved it!


title: Love it

text: Love the magazine.


title: One of my favorite magazines

text: Excellent magazine.  Always delivered on time


title: Yuk

text: It's sad that this magazine even exists. It's just one big promotion for anti aging products, and encourages such unrealistic expectations, especially with its poor retouching. Come on.  What happened to the wonderful concept of aging gracefully?


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* Shallow content (No Depth)
* Savagely Overpriced for Digital-Only Content
* Terrible Customer Support


title: Slow Shipping

text: I ordered my subscription 07.26.90 and just received my first issue today, 11.26.20.  If you don't mind waiting for 4 months (I didn't), then as good as place as any to subscribe to it.  I'm guessing delays in publishing due to Covid.  It's all good.  The magazine is great, even after all these years.  I highly recommend.


title: Great content and style

text: This is a terrific magazine, well worth the money given the amount of content and style that the US editors don't capture in the version here. Also it isn't flooded with ads for medications and cheap processed boxed foods that the US magazine has.<br />This is my once a month splurge that allows me to justify sitting with the cat on the sofa and relaxing flipping thru the pages on a rainy day. It did take awhile for the subscription to start, much longer than anticipated but have thoroughly enjoyed the past year so have renewed the subscription out to 2016.


title: Magazine great - receipt of issues not so great!

text: The first year of my subscription was great.  I enjoyed the recipes and articles in the magazine.  All of the recipes that I tried were easy to understand, and the articles were almost always relevant to living a sustainable lifestyle.  I had never had much luck at making bread, but the detail in the recipes made bread-making easy.  I had not ever canned, and once again, the details were really good.  Based on my first year, I would have given the magazine a 4 out of 5. My only negative the first year was that many of the articles were not relevant.  I had planned to subscribe to Hobby Farms (not Hobby Farm Home) when my subscription expired.<br />  The problem started at the end of year 1.  I started getting lots of mail and phone calls from the publisher, Bow-Tie,  to renew and yet I had paid for 2 years.  I sent them a copy of my receipt that stated that I had a subscription for 2 years, and they said that it was Amazon's problem, not Bow-Tie's problem.  I then got in touch with Amazon about it and they said that it was Bow-Tie's problem.  This went back and forth SEVERAL times including talking to supervisors and I finally gave up.  I have ordered several magazines from Amazon before and never encountered a problem, so I still don't know where to put the blame. All I know is that I subscribed for 2 years and only got 1 year, so that doesn't seem like much of a deal.


title: Good Content but not a full sized magazine.

text: Like the other reviewer mentioned, this is a small devotional style publication.  It is similar in nature to the "Daily Bread" devotional booklets, perhaps 4x6 inches in size.  The content was fine, but we were not looking for a devotional, but an actual Mens Magazine.


title: Something for everyone

text: This magazine has been one of my favorites for over 50 years.


title: Great reading

text: Great magazine for recipes and home decorating.


title: Terrific magazine!

text: I received my first issue of People en Espanol and love it.  It's not exactly like People magazine - a bit more in-depth celebrity interviews, nice fashion pieces, and most of all - the level of Spanish will be wonderful to help me improve!


title: Great Magazine

text: I have been getting this mag for about 3 years and my sister likes it so much, I got her a subscription!!!  Lots of good info, plus recipes....just good reading, good ideas, useful info.


title: Great Covers!

text: Love the front covers, but the rest has a few good articles.


title: Nice to have.

text: Too expensive.


title: Worth the money!

text: Readers Digest was a regular publication in our house growing up.  It still delivers with interesting articles, humor, and life’s remedies.


title: Xmas gift for my grandson

text: He loves it.


title: You can’t go wrong

text: Always a good read! I enjoy reading this before bed or if I’m stuck waiting somewhere versus staring at my phone.


title: Delicious!

text: Fun read and makes me try new things when I cook. Don’t read it if you’re already hungry though!


title: Old issues.......

text: Love the magazine but hate it when you start a subscription that they send you old magazines (got 3 issues  at once and one of them was Thanksgiving issue after Christmas!) Seems like that happens a lot to me....


title: Beware of autorenew

text: I also purchased the non autorenewing option and it renewed. Not worth the price and I'm annoyed they won't let me cancel it 🙄


title: Why can’t the US be more like Europe?

text:
I really did not like this magazine.

A very liberal orientation.

I know we should be more like Europe.  Europe is so much more enlightened than the US. They do things like put tariffs on products.  But if the US suggests tariffs, well....that will de-stabilize the world.  IF this is your thinking, THIS is the magazine for YOU.


title: Four Stars

text: great magazine, auto renew, fun to read, I am very pleased with Amazon's fulfillment of Popular Science.


title: Four Stars

text: great for keeping up with scores


title: Five Stars

text: husband loves it


title: This was a gift to my mother-in-law who has everything ...

text: This was a gift to my mother-in-law who has everything! She loves getting it in the mail and really enjoys trying the recipes.


title: Good magazine..

text: Interesting articles. I seem to learn a bit more about audio systems in each issue. It's up to date on all the latest technology.


title: Maine

text: One of the best magazines I subscribe to. You learn about towns, restaurants and local events. You will live the photos!


title: LOVED BY ALL IN THE FAMILY

text: I BOUGHT A SUBSCRIPTION FOR MY HUSBAND AND ONE FOR MY SON.  I ALSO LOVE TO READ IT. IT IS FULL OF TIPS AND HOW TO DO THINGS.  YOU WILL LOVE IT TOO.


title: Magazine subscription renewal

text: Purchasing a renewal of this magazine was very easy.  It is an extension of a current subscription so cannot verify if it has been extended yet. Hopefully all will go well


title: Five Stars

text: we love this magazine and are delighted to be receiving it.


title: I love this magazine and renewed my subscription through Amazon this ...

text: I love this magazine and renewed my subscription through Amazon this year.  I'm not receiving duplicate copies, so will assume they figured out what I didn't know- a friend had given me a two year subscription, so I didn't need to renew for another year.  Hopefully my new subscription will begin next year.


title: Good mag.

text: Works great!


title: Shredded cover but good content

text:
Slim, and the cover was shredded when it arrived, but I have already made one of the recipes and it is slammin'. Looking forward to trying more.

Update: The latest issue arrived with a full page ad for Chevy trucks in front of the cover. So tacky.


title: ... magazine I grew up on and I will always love it!

text: A Classic magazine I grew up on and I will always love it!


title: Five Stars

text: Really good magazine full of tips and great recipes!


title: Five Stars

text: Readers digest is the best covers just about every subject.


title: Always a great pick

text: I love the magazine


title: Pacific Grid Well Hidden

text: The price for the print edition with the digital version included for free is very good--much better than any offer I receive in the mail.  HOWEVER, I live in the Pacific time zone and the Eastern edition grid kept appearing on Fire Tablet.  I talked to numerous people at both TV Guide and Amazon trying to get the Pacific edition.  Each said the problem was with the other.  It was so frustrating.  During my last attempt to correct this I was transferred to 5 different people at Amazon.  The last rep in the Kindle department told me that the problem was with TV guide's app.  And when I contacted TV Guide they said no, the problem is with Amazon. They really had me going in circles.  Finally, quite by accident, I discovered that the Pacific grid is also on my tablet--but it's well hidden.  If you're having trouble finding it, slide out the table of contents from the left side of the digital TV Guide.  Then swipe up, up, up through the entire list of articles, don't give up--the very last item after the Crossword, Sudoku and Cheers & Jeers is "Pacific Grid."  Hallelujah!  How funny that it took this 68-year-old woman to figure out what a multitude of techies couldn't!  I'm still laughing!


title: Good reading

text: If your into self awareness then try this. Not much to lose at this price. I have to submit five more words which is silly


title: Missing magazine

text: I still have not received the magazine that I paid for in advance.


title: Consistently good

text: I enjoy the articles, recipes that I would actually make and at least one great gardening idea that I could make.


title: In the Mood for Something Tasty?

text: This magazine is chock full of great recipe ideas.  I absolutely love it!  The fact that it is indexed makes the recipes easy to find.  Taste of Home has thoughtfully put their magazine together for ease of use, as well as great content.


title: A very happy wife.

text: The wife likes this book.


title: I used to love the great articles about musicians.....now you are lucky to get a musician on the cover move over Huffington post

text: I used to love this magazine and dissect all the great articles about musicians.....now you are lucky to get a musician on the cover. From bombers that kill innocent people to political figures this publication should change its name to Rolling Liberal. Big fat 0 I am glad I am not alone I so miss the old issues. New owner please rescue this ICON publication and make it about music and not another Huffington post.


title: good magazine but bad customer service

text: The magazine is pretty good but the publisher isn't.<br />I waited for three months and didn't receive my magazine so I followed amazons instructions and clicked the right buttons to send a message to the publisher telling them I didn't receive my first issue. Another month passed and still nothing I sent them another message this time someone responded back and said it will be taken care of another month passed and still nothing. I was just about to send them another message when I finally got my first issue. I think 5 months is a bit too long to wait for your fist issue. I still haven't gotten a second one so we will see what happens.


title: Always a great read

text: This is my favorite magazine. Interesting and insightful articles that give me a better understanding of our complex world. Highly recommended!


title: Five Stars

text: Got this subscription for my 12 year old son that's into science and he LOVES it!!


title: I wish you well Rachel Ray...I really do.

text: I like Rachael Ray.  She used to just be her wonderful self and then she became over done and directed or something, Anyway the magazine is terrible.  The food photography is the cheapest result I have seen.  It is hard for me to believe should would allow this magazine to leave the "store" I just canceled because of the poor quality and her lack of involvement.


title: Don't get mad--they tell you how long it takes!

text:
They're not lying--it REALLY DOES take approximately 12-16 weeks to receive your first issue, so plan accordingly!  If you want this for a Christmas or birthday present, then you need to allow 5 months between your payment and your "target date"  to be safe.  I mailed them a check, which posted Sept. 28, and didn't get our first issue until today, Feb.14.  I had planned on this being one of daughter's Christmas stocking stuffers--I guess it will be one of her Valentine's gifts.  She'll be thrilled!

Now on to the magazine--this is a fun magazine for younger teen girls.  My 12 year old LOVES the posters, quizzes, fashion, etc.  I am not about to knock this magazine for what it isn't.  Just like you wouldn't walk into Nordstrom expecting it to sell what Home Depot does.  My daughter goes to a charter school which has a rigorous curriculum.  She spends more than enough time on her brain. I am happy to give her a subscription to a magazine that's just fun and frivolous.  She thoroughly enjoys it!


title: Hounded by phone for months

text: After my subscription ended I was hounded by phone almost daily to renew the subscription.  They would not take no for an answer. I begged them to stop calling to no avail.  When I finally got rude with them they got rude right back, once calling me about 5 times in a row!


love this magazine and i could not resist the $5 price


title: wait for a special  colorful informative  keeps national geo standards

text: full of info  good to plan travel


title: LOVE IT

text: LOVE IT


title: Not very interesting

text: This magazine was not exactly what I thought it would be. It is more for people who have oodles of money, although it can offer some good ideas. I am disappointed in this magazine overall.


title: My granddaughter loves this magazine.

text: My granddaughter loves this magazine.


title: Goodvread

text: As expected


title: A must read

text: Love it from page to page.


title: Good read

text: Good


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent information on a variety of subjects. Highly recommend!


title: Flowers and birds galore!

text: A great source of info regarding what to plant for what bird or insect. Fantastic photos.


title: Favorite magazine

text: Wired Magazine is extremely interesting. If you like tech, culture trends, video games, cars, future predictions, reviews and news this magazine is definitely worth a look. The articles are well written and I read the entire magazine from front to back each month.  I highly recommend this magazine!


title: Old house subscription

text: Very informative magazine


title: New favorite!

text: This has become my favorite magazine!  I am retired and enjoying doing things I never had time for before.  Lots of instructional info on homemaking projects that used to be everyday happenings and for a lucky few still are!  Enjoy the articles especially if you grew up on a farm you will find them bringing back lots of memories!  Strongly recommend, but remember it is about farm life ultimately and all content is geared toward those situations.


title: A darn fun magazine

text: I have been a home handyman for decades and got this as a gift years ago.  It is just a darn fun magazine that continues to give me tips to be better.  Not a lot of annoying ads in it either.  I enjoy this coming monthly.


title: Something for everyone!

text: Learn about things you would never have thought to investigate.


title: Very good magazine.  Great photos.

text: I am enjoying receiving this magazine.  I have received it before through Amazon & renewed it.  I like the convenience of ordering through Amazon.


title: Celebrate Magazine is top quality

text: A beautiful publication from Hoffman Media.  Classical and elegant is the prevailing style showcased in this magazine.  The issue has gotten a bit thinner over the years.  A feast for your eyes.


title: HANDYMAN MAGAZINE

text: This is a repeated gift for my husband of 36 years...."this is the first magazine that I actually enjoy and can follow the instructions that they give in the articles!"  Now, that is saying something for my husband.  I will continue to order this as long as he continues to enjoy the contents.  Thank you Amazon.


title: Country Living magazine for 2 years

text: I love Country Living magazine.  I had received it regularly many years ago and got away from it (for some reason).  I picked up one in the grocery store aisle and realized how much I enjoyed the magazine.  So I went online to my favorite place: Amazon Prime to see if I could receive the magazaine at a great deal ... and...they didn't disappoint me.  I have been receiving it again for about 3 years and have now renewed through my Amazon so that they can "manage" all my magazine subscriptions (I buy quite a few for gifts also). Thank you Country Living and thank you Amazon Prime!


title: Great magazine for kids

text: I ordered this for my employee's children.  They loved it and so does she.


title: Paid for a year and a half of subscriptions and did not receive even one issue

text: Granted, the subscription was for a prison inmate in Florida, but not even one issue? When I inquired with the publisher I got a runaround.


Hyped as a progressive thinking magazine by the book "Curse of the high IQ", but is northing more than an SJW agenda style mag extolling the virtues of a Progressive/Socialist controlled society. 2+ 'we'll miss the best president evah' stories had me headed for the loo...and not to read the magazine either...although it DID come in handy afterwards.
Ended up cancelling the sub after the first one showed up, and tossed the second issue straight in the trash as even the cats wouldn't use it as litter box filler.
Save your money, buy Mad magazine. It's more believable.


title: You will find NO fake news here.

text: Excellent Intelligently done magazine. Recommended through the book "Curse of the high IQ", and worth the price. Intelligent discussion on very well researched stories. You will find NO fake news here.


title: A fan of the magazine.

text: I have been a subscriber of this magazine for the past 3 years or more.  It keeps me in touch with what is happening in the entertainment world at a glance.


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine with great ideas


title: Five Stars

text: wonderful magazine. Great decorating ideas. Beautifully photographed.


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine


title: Hands down the best gift I have ever gotten someone and since we ...

text: Hands down the best gift I have ever gotten someone and since we live together I get to read them too!


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: Drumhead.  Deep and meaningful.

text:
Perceptive interviews, deep, thorough.  Unlike other drum mags.  Jonathan Mover, the owner of the magazine is a first tier drummer, and asks questions, and sets up the questions addressing that really excite the drummers being interviewed.  They get to talk about the stuff most interviewers don't know to address.

I also really like Drum Magazine.  It's got a Silicon Valley / San Francisco tech aspect to it's excellent microphone and technology articles.  Lot;'s of how-to's.  The interviews remind me of Rolling Stone magazine, as opposed to drum / music obsessiveness.  But, they also have interviewers that really pretty deep.

I haven't read Modern Drummer in a very long time.  Maybe, one, in decades.  So, I don't know how it's changed compared to Drum and Drumhead.  And I shouldn't comment on what Modern Drummer was like back then, obviously.


title: Three Stars

text: the magazine is good but it does not hold your interest for long...


title: Love the magazine

text: So far has been arriving in the mail on time


title: Kids love getting mail

text: Perfect for my 12  year old boys


title: Great Mother's day gift!

text: My mother in law is 88 years old and loves reading the large print edition.


title: WOMEN'S HEALTH MAGAZINE

text: I was, and continue to be pleasantly surprised how much I have enjoyed my first two issues of the above magazine.  As of now, I would dare to say that this magazine will be one that I will definately continue to subscribe to.................and I am very picky about what comes in my mailbox on a regular basis.  :O)  Thank you folks for providing the service to get, what appears to be a high quality magazine.


title: Great magazine

text: GQ isn't what it used to be but it's not bad either. Overall, the magazine is still one of the best overall men's magazine.


title: I enjoy decorating and I stopped my mags

text: I enjoy decorating but I stopped all my issues because it got really expensive but I found on amazon that I could still get mags for much cheaper than I was paying


title: VOGUE!

text: Vogue, what's not to love????


title: Five Stars

text: This is an outstanding magazine if you are a true boat modeler.


title: Oprah Mag

text: Love this magazine, but not enough time to read.  It sits for weeks, so I am choosing, sadly, to not reup my subscription.  But I would highly recommend this magazine to others.  It's lovely!


title: Very satisfied

text: Good  publication.


title: Five Stars

text: great value!


title: Three Stars

text: I prefer Taste of Home Magazine.


title: Style with practicality

text: One of my favorite magazines.


title: Excellent

text: Excellent


title: RD... Concise, timely, and timeless

text:
We’re enjoying reading Reader’s Digest again after having dropped our subscription a few years back. (I remember my mom and dad subscribing to RD way back when I was a kid.)

The short stories are quick reads that are usually informative and/or entertaining. Since time is scarce for most of us these days (and since attention spans are said to be decreasing), I believe there will always be a place for Reader’s Digest.

One other comment... love the RD humor columns too!


title: Great re ipes

text: This magazine covers all my likes and needs


title: Feeling smarter already

text: Was a gift and I love it.


title: No longer a good magazine

text: I subscribed to this magazine for 25+ years, because I love fashion, places to see, luxury items, the wedding edition (now defunct), but all of a sudden the editorial changed and it became political in nature. Unless you are interested in the Rich Left and their ideas, nothing was published.  It became so bad that I just got fed up and cancelled my subscription.  Town & Country purports to be about fashion and luxury products, but it nothing more than another tool for the collective mind. Makes me sad that everything is being reduced to that level of mediocrity.


title: My boyfriend's fave mag!

text: He loves this mag!  The articles!  He gets all kinds of ideas for stuff he wants to buy.  Very inspiring and well-written.  Enjoyable.


title: Great magazine.

text: GEt THIS MAG (miss flex tho)


title: What's happening in NYC

text: Their great articles and information about what is going on in NYC.


title: Awesome Magazine

text: I got this magazine as a gift for my dad and it is absolutely awesome. Popular mechanics is a really cutting edge magazine which is a must have.


title: Five Stars

text: Great information


title: Greatness

text: This mag is very good for keeping up to date with modern products and events.


title: Great magazine!

text: I have had a subscription since the first issue.  Great articles, not just all adds/ pretty pics.  One of the few magazines for a professional women that doesn't treat me like a 16 yr. old.


title: Great mix of activities, quizzes, and articles

text: The arrival of a new Nat Geo Kids is a high point in our child's month- for two years now, he's been consistently absorbed with the mix of activities, quizzes, and articles in each issue.


title: Of course this subscription as needed!

text: Brilliant articles, brilliant cartoons, and brilliant satire. Well worth it.


title: You will never own one

text: While you  like me will probably never own a wooden boat or even  think about buying one the magazine has some beautiful pictures of the craft and even though I am not a boat owner or user the articles interest me particularly about construction.  It is not a magazine you look  forward to receiving but once you receive it you do enjoy it.  Remember how many issue you receive in a years subscription when you evaluate the cost.


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: Skip this magazine

text: Honestly, there's no real content.


title: no daily daytime listings!

text: Very disappointing.  Not like the original TV GUIDE.  No daily listings.  My 90 year old mom found it useless.


title: Good recipes

text: Lots of recipes that aren't difficult to make. I'm allergic to milk products and chicken. Yet I found plenty of recipes without cheese and milk. Thanks!


title: Is there a magazine or not??

text: I really loved the magazines but I got a notice that they were discontinuing the magazine so I was surprised to see it still on here for purchase. .did this happen to anyone else??  Im afraid to reorder it now


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine. Great articles and interesting photos. Not a photo magazine like National Geographic, but a very nice magazine.


title: A good read.

text: Got this as a gift for my brilliant teen-age daughter...she like it a lot and looks forward to reading it.  The whole family reads it as well.  Lots of interesting articles and great pictures.


title: Just got my first issue

text: Love Martha Stewart, nice mag.


title: What could be bad. She's a rockstar

text: Hello, It's OPRAH. What could be bad. She's a rockstar!


title: My niece loves this magazine!

text: She loves this mag!  The stories are quite good, as well as the illustrations.  She often goes back to prior issues, so I can tell she is holding onto most all of them.  All in all, I have to say that getting her a subscription was a success in encouraging her to read.


title: Magazine

text: My husband likes it


title: Magazine

text: My husbands favorite


title: Goodhouse Keeping Awards

text: Good magazine.


title: Haven't received the item yet.

text: I don't know how the magazine is because I haven't received my first issue.  It looks good and I'm looking forward to relaxing and reading it.


title: My favorite magazine.

text: I have subscribed to Real Simple since it premiered and I will always subscribe.  It's a wonderful publication and I recommend it highly for anyone.


title: Great magazine

text: I love everything about Sunset.  The recipes are great and easy to make, the areas of the west that are written about inspire me to visit places I wouldn't otherwise know about.


title: information is very brief and if you are not familiar ...

text: information is very brief and if you are not familiar with basics+ of photography, it will be hard to understand


title: This Is The One To Buy

text: The Writer is the best of the four magazines on writing I have read over the past couple years. The quality of articles, the focus on the writing craft is superior to others that are available in the market. I look forward to each issue arriving in my mailbox.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine


title: Good

text: My favorite magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Good as always


title: A honest, no BS magazine covering, the bike, the rider, and the gear.

text: Motorcycle Consumer News has no advertisements.  This magazine is all about the riders needs not the advertising dollars. Motorcycle tests are honest with real usable information regarding how the bikes perform in everyday conditions.  Gear reviews are honest opinions with ratings for best in class and best buy.  Covers health related topics as well as service, recalls, safety, motorcycle design, tool of the month...  This is the definitive magazine for riders that truly live for the ride, not for the posers who just want to look cool.  Buy it, it will be the best thing you did today.


title: Excited & Disapointed

text: Was excited to subscribe to tjis magazine, a bit disappointed, its missing some color ,tradition,And some excitement from those decades in time!...


title: Fabulous views

text: I like the pictures of styling home


title: What I like

text: I like the detail plans of woodworking projects


title: Always fun and informative

text: One of the few fishing magazines that offer details on many different products and manufacturers.  They are not as tied to their sponsors.  It also offers in detail techniques for a multi-species audience.  This is an excellent value considering how much gear costs these days.


title: Still Worth It

text: For the price, it's a good value.  Electronics are hard to see and hear these days.  You need a guide through the choices.


title: Great, Great magazine!  Very Bad, Terrible, Horrible digital editon App.

text:
Absolutely LOVE the print edition magazine.  Great articles, well written, and extremely relevant to our generation.

For such a great magazine about technology - this experience is the pits.  It took me weeks to finally get it installed on my Android tablet and then freezes.  It is basically useless.  Which is too bad because all of my other Amazon magazine experiences are superb and I was at least hoping for something that was USABLE!


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE THE MAGAZINE AND COULDN'T BEAT THE PRICE;


title: Classy crafting and recipe ideas

text: It is still the great magazine I always wanted to order back when I worked at a craft store in my early 20's. I couldn't afford it then, but I always loved the projects and recipes. Everything looks so sweet and classy. Still looking great, and I love the continuation in concept especially with the recipe cards that can be removed.


title: Five Stars

text: great deal for my office


title: Five Stars

text: Great deal


title: Five Stars

text: great addition for the waiting room


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.


title: Live it

text: Love it


title: Good magazine with problematic race issues.

text: The magazine is generally well designed with great pictures, but the publisher is having some issues with representation and equitable pay of its colored staff. I have also noticed the lack of more ethnic recipes. The editor-in chief resigned, and they are starting to turn it around, but if these issues are important to you, I'd recommend looking elsewhere for now.


title: Five Stars

text: Love Florida Fishing.


title: awesome magazine for kids

text: i have 2 boys ages 6 and 10 and this magazine was great for both.  the stories are for the older one, the puzzles and activities they do together, it's a win win.


title: Readers Digest

text: Great deal for two years.


title: If you're into electrics...

text: can't wait until it comes, been a subscriber since it was "quiet flyer" great magazine.


title: Two Stars

text: Hoped for fashion magazine for older women.  This is not.  Will  not renew


title: Three Stars

text: Used to have great coupons- not so much anymore- will not renew


title: Love!

text: Love!’


title: Love!!

text: Love this!


title: Not just for husbands 😂

text: My husband loves this magazine! I love this magazine!


title: Amazing price, great magazine.

text: Thrilled to get TIME magazine at this price. Love TIME - weekly news filters out the unimportant, and focuses on what I need to know - like a Cliff's Notes for news. In minimal time, I'm ready to discuss events of the world. What a bargain for this subscription!


title: I Want to Do All I Can to Give My Dogs a Long and Healthy Life!

text:
I've read a lot of different pet magazines, but this one has the most interesting health articles of them all!  Just a few of the articles in my October/November issue are:  A Nutritional Approach to your Pet's Skin Problems, Leash-Walking Basics for Your Dog, Taking Care of Your Pet's Ears, Chronic Inflammation and Your Pet, Cancer-Fighting Foods to Share with Your Dog, Probiotics for Pets, Dry Eye in Dogs, Coconut and Your Pet, Choosing Quality Pet Food for Your Dog or Cat.

At first glance, I thought this was expensive at the single issue price of $6.95.  The subscription is a much better buy, and just think of your pet's well-being.  I know I want my two dogs to have the longest and healthiest life I can give them.  They are so worth it!  I first saw the magazine at my vet's office.  Maybe reading these articles will save you a lot of money at the vet's!


title: All magazines are catalogs to a certain extent as they ...

text: All magazines are catalogs to a certain extent as they are trying to sell you something, as does this one. This magazine usually has some outstanding photos as well as some very interesting columns.


title: A magazine is a magazine

text: It's like most magazines.  Somebody is trying to sell you something, but, on the other hand they do have some interesting reading.


title: Easy to order

text: Great price


title: Good magazine

text: Lots of good suggestions for your home


title: Interesting magazine

text: Great even for backyard gardener


title: Great product

text: Very interesting magazine, women farmers


title: Variety of stuff in their magazines

text: Variety of stuff


title: Great!

text: This is a great magazine. I recently Started reading it and a few others similar to it. It does give helpful business strategies and financial planning advice. It really is an eye opener to all the ways there are to make money and to have a business not just in one market but in a variety of Markets.


title: Great for the Lab lovers !!

text: Always waiting for my next issue...always has something of interest. A very good quality magazine...wouls suggest to all Lab owners.