title: Worth the Money

text: Yes you can channel surf and if you have TimeWarner cable you can check TV G[[ASIN:B003N3QRF8 TV Guide]]uide's station BUT the articles and advance info ain't on the tv set.  I've tried other entertainment magazines and the free Sunday paper one--when you get out to buy it but this comes in the mailbox and you can flip through it at your leisure.  I've even found things I didn't know were on, including internet shows and internet extras from the various tv shows and upcoming goodies of all kinds.  So stop wasting money on lattes and cigarettes and get TV Guide instead.


title: Keep up to date with the best writers

text: Staying in touch with what's going on.


title: Great Magazine

text: I love Entertainment Weekly for catching up on my favorite shows and actors.  I also like their reviews of new show coming out.  I base a lot of what I watch on EW's reviews!


title: Best magazine for useful homeowners

text: Love this magazine. Lots of useful easy ro use information.


title: Love T&C!

text: Great magazine!


title: Love it!

text: By far one of the best food magazines out there. I only wish the magazine was a monthly subscription, not bimonthly. The recipes are amazing and packed with flavor. Keeps us busy cooking health exciting dinners.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine. Always something to try both in decorating and cooking.


title: Subscribed for years

text: My wife used to run more than she does now, but I think this magazine is a good motivator.  It always has interesting running articles and nutrition advice.  I am a bicyclist, and I'm not sure that I don't get more out of Runner's World than I do Bicycling in health and fitness instructions (and I almost never run).


title: Lots of Ads.

text: I have been a subscriber since 2011 and while I use to truely love this magazine, I feel like it's all ads now and no actual content. Which sucks, I have since purchased subs to some other fitness magazines and will not renew this one anymore once it expires.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine. I look forward to receiving it every time.


title: HIGHLY recommend

text: VERY VERY enjoyable for my kids.  They get fascinated at every issue


title: just what i needed

text: great mag


title: Go with Motor Trend

text: I’ve read this magazine for over a year now - as a former Motor Trend magazine guy, Car and Driver is on the reserve squad - I feel a very biased and poorly written magazine by comparison and would not recommend.


title: She liked it. I have had it before

text: I bought this for my niece.  She liked it.  I have had it before.


title: One Star

text: it is terribly limited. a real waste of money IMO.


title: Good articles on food recipes .

text: Mostly a woman's magazine.


title: ll ordering at all but like it’s hard for me to understand how I order some of these magizines.

text: Like


title: Keep up with orders it seems tricky

text: It is a fav mag. I do have trouble controlling my orders on line. They will have like a deal and I am not sure if they stop or keep coming. I know I get far more of over mags than I ordered one s I would never even think of like say cars but I get motor trend . Just be careful with orders online... is the best thing I can tell you have no clue how I would order care or sports mag I do not like them other than like men’s health or fitness...


title: Good read

text: Love this magazine for those who cook itis a must


title: "Food Babe" Vani Hari? Honestly? I didn't know ...

text: "Food Babe" Vani Hari? Honestly? I didn't know this was a science fiction magazine. Say "no" to pseudo science.


title: Glad to be a subscriber!

text: Tells me more about what I love to know


title: Help

text: I now have 2 sets of the magazine coming to my home. I informed the publisher than I had renewed with  you. Please advise.


title: Great Magazine

text: Great information for all runners. Love the magazine. The monthly exercise tips and races at the back of the magazine are great!


title: Must for watercolorists

text: I love this magazine.  Tried the digital with print combo and love having it both places


title: Best Watercolor Magazine

text: This book has it all, photos, artists of fame and those who are new, instructional articles and so much more!


title: Four Stars

text: Worth every penny!


title: I Love HGTV - This Magazine is a must have

text: I love HGTV so was so glad to start my year subscription to the magazine. Can't wait for the next issue to arrive.


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoy reading this magazine.


title: Wired

text: I ordered Wired for my grandson and he cannot get it on line.  I have tried to send him the information but it just doesn't work.  He really has had no use of it until he gets the magazine.  I hope he does get the magazine.


title: Gift

text: I Ordered this Mag for my mom as she couldn't afford it anymore. And she is very happy with it.


title: Great magazine

text: I bought this subscription for my husband as a gift.  When renewal time came he definitely wanted it renewed.  That told me a lot.  There have been other magazines he did not renew.  He's a self taught mechanic and is now tackling a full restoration project so he must be learning things from this magazine.


title: Recommend for paranormal fans.

text: A magazine about paranormal matters. No pictures. More like a report on research, which is what it is, I think.


title: It's a gift

text: Of course I like this publication. Thats because my daughter really likes it and I gave it to her as a gift 3 years ago. She must like it because she always lets it be known that she hopes it will keep showing up in her mail. Anything that makes my daughter happy will get 5 stars from me.


title: Time Magazine

text: I bought a Time magazine subscription as a gift for my Mother last year.  She loved it and read every issue.  So I renewed her subscription again this year.  For a weekly magazine, the price is very good.


title: Better then Popular Photography

text:
Shutterbug seems to have the meat still there with good articles and information - not necessarily highly technical, but not the National Enquirer of the photo magazines.

Popular Photography, after being a reader for over 25 years seems to have lost its way since it added "...and Imaging" to its title. It seems that in its exclamations of products there is seldom a negative word.


title: Best value around

text:
Have done my last couple renewals via Amazon.  Always best price available.  Would never purchase renewal via direct to TV Guide.  Did that for too many years...when it reached $45-50....just not worth it.

I do prefer the print edition for: articles, topics, etc..

TV  Guide made a huge mistake this past year, they tried condensing text print in the daily schedule/channel pages.  They wanted to confine 'all networks' listings to one page (rather than 2), which covered no more than the show name.  Apparently, got a load of 'angry' remarks from customers.  They reversed that decision (after a month), and went back to larger text and 2 pages of channels...glad to see
it...as it would have been my last year of print issues...after 45 years being a customer.

Lastly, by purchasing renewal via Amazon...i do not have to recieve, (from TV Guide) 20 or so 'renewal' notice, starting 8-9 months prior to my expire date!


title: A1

text: Good book


title: Always read this.

text: I like Marie Claire for its fashion coverage, as well as the articles that can be very deep and interesting.


title: Good read

text: It is s nice magazine


title: Some of the most insightful and objective and interesting articles in printed media, BUT...

text: BUT... one or two years ago, about one out of every three articles have been politically biased to the extreme left, and their political agenda is blatantly obvious and extremely obnoxious.  Wired (or some of its authors) are clearly anti-Elon, anti-Meta, anti-anything-related-to-republicans (and the list goes on).  I am seriously considering canceling my subscription.


title: I nearly cancelled my subscription

text: I nearly cancelled when the end article was about how infringement is ok, we should embrace it. Both the author and editor were fired. Ok then.<br />That being said there is a lot of fishy info in this magazine. For instance in the ultimate AK article about the Arsenal SAM7S (I think) the sidefolder one they make all this hooplah about accuracy, then they show this scope setup that was the most amature thing I think I have ever seen, a sidemount rail with a cantilever with rings and a patrol 1-4? Really?? And they kowtow to Remington for the R1 which has so many issues it's already been recalled... I don't trust every writer.


title: Nice technical explanations!

text: I'm really pleased. It took forever for the first issue to arrive, but the magazine is great!  I really like that the stories are technically substantiated.  I have a scientific background, and this book is perfect for leisure reading by someone with a science background.  If you don't have a science background, and don't care about mechanisms, the biological details, etc... then you might not like it as much.  I'm very happy.


title: Great ideas

text: I love this magazine because it provides inspiration for cooking.  All receipes that I have tried, have been very good and as described.


title: Informative and enjoyable to read.

text:
I bought gift subscriptions of the Scandinavian Press and the Swedish Press for my partner a few years back and have continued to renew the magazines every year. The magazine articles are written in English. The magazines are full of news from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. There is some overlap but it continues to be worthwhile to subscribe to each. Amazon makes it very easy to manage the subscriptions. Pricing is the same from Amazon as it is if you subscribe directly.

We have always lived in the US but she has been getting in touch with her ancestral Viking sub-personality for the last few years. Her Grandparents came to the US from Sweden but I think they were both born in Norway. At any rate even though we've never been (yet), we both read lots of Scandinavian authors, watch Scandinavian movies and cooking shows. It seems like everything is coming up Scandinavian lately. The local watering hole started serving great gravlax. Lillyhammer is on Netflix now.  Lagom.


title: For this price I should buy one for everyone on my christmas list

text:
You can't beat this price.

I feel guilty because I love National Geographic and certainly get my money's worth, but I still love getting my subscription on sale.

This is the only magazine we buy and KEEP. It comes in handy for school assignments and for sunday school lessons.


title: Great Magazine!

text: Since there are so many online program guides and even the cable-box guide we really don't use it for the program listings, but we love the articles and reviews so we continue to subscribe.


title: For anyone who wants to improve their home

text: Popular Mechanics magazine was the "go to" magazine for many decades for people that were handy.  Unfortunately in recent times they revamped their style and don't really build or fix anything anymore.  The Family Handyman magazine replaces them and actually improves on them.  There is no opinion or politics, just good old articles, hints and tricks about working with your hands on all kinds of stuff.  If you like to make things better, this is the magazine for you!


title: Best of the best.

text: American Handgunner magazine, as well as its sister publication Guns, are the best of the best gun magazines.  A couple of years ago I took out subscriptions to every gun magazine I could find.  After reading them for a year these two were the only ones I renewed my subscription to.  The writers are not elitist and do a great job of presenting their stories in a fair manner.  These guys seem like the type that you would enjoy a cup of coffee with, just talking guns.


title: Not my cup of tea

text:
I think at 50 I am a little too old for the target audience of this magazine.  Or maybe I am just too rural.  Either way I didn't really care for the trendy nature of it.  I am a guy who likes technology and is up on it in many forms.  I can build you a PC, repair your smart phone or tablet, and set up your wireless/wired network.  But this magazine was just not for me.

I use Amazon for most of my purchases and update my reviews if anything changes with the products. I do this so other Amazon users can get a real feel for the life of the product. You can look at my review which will be close to my purchase date and tell how the product is doing as time passes.  I am not associated with any company and all opinions are my very own.


title: Excellent magazine that I have been subscribing to since about ...

text: Excellent magazine that I have been subscribing to since about 1974...it has gotten smaller with less information lately but still seems a good value when bought through Amazon as long as the offer for the extra year actually happens.


title: Love this magazine.

text: Love this magazine, lots of great ideas and inspirations for home projects and repairs.  Not perfect, but close to it.  Both my wife and I read it as does one of my kids. I've renewed my subscription twice.


title: Best single source for entertainment news.

text: Nobody has the time to keep up with all aspects of popular culture, but this weekly sure helps.  Not just movies, TV and music, but decent coverage of books and theater too.


title: Helpful

text: We see a lot of movies, read a ton of books, listen to endless music. It's nice to have a magazine that covers all of these with reviews and suggestions.


title: Five Stars

text: Have been a subscriber for many years.


title: Charlotte Magazine Rules!

text: My second year with Charlotte Mag. I live in the region and it's a great read. Look forward to each issue.


title: STILL GOING STRONG AFTER ALL THESE YEARS

text: I WASN'T EVEN SURE IF THIS MYSTERY MAGAZINE WAS STILL BEING PUBLISHED.  TO MY DELIGHT, IT IS STILL PUBLISHED AND AS GOOD AS EVER.


title: Great Stuff!

text: Love the recipes, love everything inside. I'm a foodie and this magazine is a monthly food for my soul. :)


title: Love it!

text: Best fashion, articles on actors/actresses.


title: Magnolia magazine

text: I simply love this magazine! Great articles, beautiful pictures and wonderful ideas.  A little pricey though.


title: Five Stars

text: Received in great condition!


title: Subscription Transferred to Hobby Farm

text: I received two issues.  My subscription was then transferred to another magazine, Hobby Farm.  There's an article in one issue of Urban Farm about life changes the "publisher" is making, including a job change to Hobby Farm.  Sorry, but that's not a good reason to change my subscription without offering me a choice of magazines or a refund for my remaining subscription.  I emailed Urban Farm requesting a refund and received a response that Hobby Farm is looking into my refund request and will get back to me.


title: Amazing read

text: My sister-in-law mailed me this book when I was in the bottom of my horrible pit. And thank GOD she did. I cried.I laughed. I've never read a book that was so spot on as this one for me. Thank you Beth for writing this and helping me get out of the pit 🙏🏻❤


title: Four Stars

text: for my wife, who is gluten intolerant. she loves it


title: Five Stars

text: Cant wait to start receiving


title: Automobile Magazine shutting down

text: I received an email today informing me that Automobile Magazine is ending and trying to push me into a totally unwanted digital subscription of one of their other magazines. This stinks , particularly as my current print subscription runs to May of 2023.


title: Real science fiction -- and great nonfiction!

text: Disclaimer up front:  I've had three novels serialized in ANALOG (Nebula winner THE TERMINAL EXPERIMENT; Hugo and Nebula nominee STARPLEX; and the just-completed HOMINIDS).  But I'm also a long-time reader of the magazine (28 years now), and I love it.  The fiction is real SF -- stories in which the science is accurate and the speculation credible.  But I also love the editorials by Stanley Schmidt; the "Alternate View" columns by Jeff Kooistra and John Cramer (some of the best science writing available anywhere these days), the spirited letters-to-the-editors section, and Tom Easton's book reviews.  This is the number-one bestselling science-fiction magazine in the world, and justly so.


title: Great gift

text: Great gift


title: She loved it

text: Was. A gift. She loved it


title: Classic favorite magazine

text: This magazine has been a household one since I was a child.  My father was a reader of it and I soon began picking it up when he was done. I have always loved it. The personal stories have been a favorite. As an adult reader now, I still view this as a household must. And I feel to hold it in your hands is still the best way to read it.


title: Woman's Day Magazine

text: Everyone enjoys Woman's Day magazine!


title: HANDYMAN MAGAZINE

text: I bought this on a trial basis.  Great magazine, with good, realistic, and achievable projects.  My husband has been enthusiastic and inspired!!  Now I just need him to put all those good thoughts to work and actually do something........


title: Hef is turning over

text: The magazine was never political...it was liberal leaning but always full of insightful articles from both sides of the aisle. That is until the current version which is the most angry and hard left while tossing in photography that looks as if the models posed for a phone and not a professional photographer.  I'm glad I grew up in the 70's and 80's when the magazine set the bar for men's magazines.


title: Excellent

text: What can you say.. it is Ntl Geographic.  FABULOUS.  I highly recommend if you want an intelligent read and great information on possible travel locations, this is the magazine to purchase.


title: Still interest read but suffers from an identity confusion.

text: This is not the magizine that I used to look forward each month to receiving. Today it is driven with political agendas that often seem like they are added to good articles as an after thought, or maybe to fit rules that require every article to toot the horn of political correctness or a political point of view.  I still subscribe to the magizine and enjoy many of the articles, but frankly it can become tiring reading the same political point of view over and over when one's objective is to read interesting scientific articles.


title: Five Stars

text: nice magazine


title: fun and creative

text: every thing I remembered from  the classic Highlights for children in this younger child edition.<br />My 4 year old thoroughly enjoys doing the activities with MOM and Daddy.


title: Five Stars

text: Good Magazine


title: Great, perfect.

text: Great content, timely delivered. Definitely recommend it.


title: Waste of money and time

text: Poor content, supposed to be fashion magazine,  few ads and hodge podge of some photos, terrible delivery, it took months for it to be delivered. I was Vogue subscriber for decades, it's not of the same standerds anymore, just garbage.


title: Mostly ads

text: Decorating ideas are always fun to observe, but this mag. has very little actual "content".  It's primarily ads.  Probably won't renew.


title: Great gift

text: Gave it as a gift. He loved it.


title: Photographs and Photographers

text: I love this magazine because it is about photographs and the people who take them.  You won't find yet another "Print Film Shootout!" article here.  There are reviews, but not the kind or quantity you would find in the sister publication, Pop Photo.  This magazine is geared towards the artistic side of photography so it may not be of interest to the average shooter.


title: Timely delivery

text: It would be nice to receive my first issue before May!!!!!! Don't really expect you to publish this but do have hopes you can expedite the first delivery.


title: The variety of articles makes it helpful as well as enjoyable.

text: It has articles which include one breed of dog each issue, good & bad foods, bad humans (not abusive people) that unknowingly are doing things that are not good for the dog, and much more. In one issue they talked about "Getting Clean & Green." That article did not appeal to me, but likely others would. In other words, there are articles for just about anyone. It is not a magazine aimed at dog show participants, but people with family fur-friends.


title: great magazine

text: I had gotten this magazine before. it is really great and has a little bit of everything in it. The price was good too.


title: Some interesting articles

text: I have never read Wired before and when I subscribed I thought it might have a lot more "technical" articles beyond my knowledge but decided to give it a try anyway based on the inexpensive subscription price.  To my pleasant surprise there are not really many "technical" articles but good writing and interesting articles.  Pleasantly surprise, not disappointed that I subscribed.  If you have never read Wired either, give it a try, you might find it interesting as well and you can always cancel if you don't like it.


title: Good

text: gives good advice!


title: really like

text: I like that the magazine covers more than one thing. Especially like the gardening section, and food is right up there with it.


Three Stars


Five Stars


title: Hand Work

text: If you want to be the best woodworker using traditional tools this is the  only magazine for you. You will be all the better for getting this Mag.


title: FamilyCircle

text: I ordered this magazine in August.  Where is it?  I never received it.


title: Keeping up tp date!

text: I raised dogs for pets for years and too old to do that now, but I keep up.  This magazine is so good for family with a pet or a breeder.


title: Five Stars

text: What a great reminder of home.


title: Five Stars

text: A gift. Recipient loves this subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: A gift - recipient was happy.


title: Great on the mark reviews!

text: I had canceled this magazine along with others as I was trying to be more frugal. However, this is the one magazine I really missed a great deal so I re- subscribed. Information keeps you up to date on what is going on with products. For example, albeit, too late for me, they did a report on worst used cars. Subaru Forester was listed as having major engine problems--head gasket! Years 2003 to2007. I happen to own a forester 2005. Yes, I had the problem shortly thereafter reading the article to the tune of close to $4,000.00! The car only had 75,000 miles and every thing else was in great shape as this car has been serviced by one mechanic since I bought it--hence, I chose to fix it. Have to keep reading Consumer Reports!


title: Five Stars

text: have only received one magazine but have good ideas.


title: Where have you gone Rolling Stone...

text:
...a nation turns its lonely eyes to you. Rolling Stone has left and gone away.
The collapse of this liberal magazine falls alongside the dissolution of the democratic left in America and its fall into Hollywood elitism and persistent lack of vision for the country. I've looked at early copies of RS at the local used bookstore and to see the ideological shift/plunge that has happened is appalling. Like the Dems it has lost its coherent liberal voice and message and replaced it with images of Hollywood and the rich and entertainment elite. Where are the relevant topical articles that once railed against corporate America and the far right?
A thousand drunken monkeys in a record store could pick more relevant music to recommend. They are out of touch with current music culture and taste to such a high mathematical degree that it would take Stephen Hawking and a team of NASA aeronautical engineers to design a solution to the problem and bring this ship back to Earth. World class trauma surgeons from L.A., Chicago and New York with a ton of gauze pads and duct tape would not be able to stop the hemorrhaging this magazine is taking.
Back when music still mattered and could do social good it meant something to be on the cover of RS. Now it is a rotation of people with mouseketeer names like Britney, Justin and Christina or whatever starlet is showing her breasts on film that month. Or some nth generation punk or metal band who won't be around in ten years.  Yes, they have always focused on what's "in" but it used to be the cream of the crop, now it's the bottom of the barrel. Excuse the metaphors. Do people really think Eminem's career will have the scope, depth and staying power of Dylan's in 30 years? I wager it won't. It is just a matter of time before he has Coolio's spot on Hollywood Squares.
It used to be worth waiting for articles by Hunter S. Thompson. Would he even consider writing for this dreck still? PJ O'Rourke is one of the great observers of the disparity between rich and poor and needs to be heard now more than ever, but from a respectable magazine. Stalwarts like Fricke and Travers deserve better platforms than kowtowing to corporate ice holes who direct the course of this magazine after asking their teen daughters what they are listening to and looking at. Most of the so-called "serious" articles are nothing but trashy profiles in intrigue and murder involving Jerry Springer guest types and anyone under the age of thirty. The remaining articles, though quality journalism, are so glaringly out of place with the rest of the magazine's tone that it is an insult to their subject matter and authors. The lack of journalism is so bad we are slapped silly with 3 and 4 photo and fashion issues per year. Finally, a few articles a year on the marijuana culture does not an alternative magazine make. Ben Fong-Torres had the foresight and was right in leaving so long ago. For an excellent example of rock journalism read his book "Hickory Wind" about Gram Parsons.
In the pages of this magazine Jack White recently mentioned he likes watching mtv and being disgusted by it. Well Jack I'm disgusted reading that quote in this magazine. The hypocrisy from all parties involved is unbelievable.
After 16 years my subscription runs out at the end of the year. I know I can't believe I renewed either. At least I'll have enough paper to line my birdcage with.


title: A wonderful journal of current poetry.

text: Poetry magazine has been around for a long time. It's a quality publication, that contains not only poems, but also drawings, photographs and other content that expresses a passionate love of life and an exploration of who we are.


title: Not As Good As It Used to Be -- Still the Best

text:
I agree that it's not as good as it used to be, but it's still the best. It seems that there has been an across-the-board change toward the 30-second sound bites. You only see some of that in Forbes, but it's annoying. If I want that, I can go online to any of the major news networks.

Forbes still has the best financial and business analysis for the U.S. The Economist might edge it out on international issues, but that's not an apples-to-apples comparison. It beats Business Week and the other domestic rags.

The only complaint is the number of multi-page ads in the middle of the story and it being hard to see where the ad ends and the story continues. That may be by design, but it's annoying.

Another good thing about Forbes is that it's written well. It's like the Atlantic for the business world. I currently subscribe to both and have subscribed, at one time or another, to the other magazines that I've mentioned as well.


title: Great Magazine

text: This is a great magazine. I recently began subscribing and got a bunch of back issues to read. It is by readers and for readers. Nothing amateurish about it, though. Lots of good information for all aspects of international travel (in this case, "international" means outside North America and the Carribean). Definitely worth trying.


title: Great Photography

text: Different people buy this for different reasons. I buy it for the great photography that actually ends up in client's hands. Really good stuff. Even though it is international, much of it is generic and the text is English. Nice large format, printed very well, with line cuts near the binding reminding you that you can cut the pages out and use them for reference. Good for the professional and the hobbyist. Pick up a copy and consider a subscription. Good stuff.


title: Excellent Mix

text: There aren't many magazines for drummers that you run across at your average newstand (usually only two or three). This is the best all-around one to get. Good interviews, good reviews, good advertising. Not much on the local scene, but I can live with that.


title: Pretty Good

text: For this registered Libertarian, this is a pretty good magazine. Decent articles that are written well and easy to read, as well as being informative. It has been around quite a while and the experience shows (in a positive way).


title: Great for Many Grades

text:
This is great for many grades. Our son is in 4th grade and started getting this. It is one of only a few that he wants to keep getting (along with "Sports Illustrated for Kids" and "Boy's Life"). The reading level is about his level, but it would be good from 2nd grade through 7th grade.
Like its parent magazine, the photos are professionally done and large. The content of the magazine is even more impressive. Nearly every page our son will come and tell us another "did you know this" fact.
Many topics are a two-page spread so that you can hold it open and see the whole topic at a glance -- very nice. There are also some jokes, mazes and other brief entertaining items as well.
The magazine is a slick glossy around 32 pages and very nice. If you are looking for an upgrade from "Highlights", this would be it.


title: Yu-Gi-Oh Mediocre

text: I got this mostly for the Yu-Gi-Oh, for which I give it three stars or less. The broader interest keeps it at that level. For each type, there was a good article or two, maybe a couple pages. The price list is marginal. I would still go with Beckett's for Yu-Gi-Oh and other specialist magazines for others.


title: Great

text: This is really good for sports-oriented kids. My son has interestes in baseball, basketball, soccer, hiking and many other sports or outdoor activities. This magazine provides good broad coverage without having to worry about "swimsuit issues" or the like. This was a smart move on their part.


title: Too Conservative For My Tastes

text: This magazine is a bit too conservative for my tastes. I am a registered Libertarian, so I like to consider the best of the Democrat and Republican parties, but get government out of the picture as much as possible.<br />I have read this magazine because it does have good writing from a conservative viewpoint. Unfortunately, some of the material is too conservative -- the political agenda blocks the objective thinking. In that way, it is much like countering magazines from the liberal perspective. That is one reason why I prefer more objective magazines like the "Economist".


title: The One I Get

text: This is the wine magazine I get. It has good timely information and coverages most aspects of wine. One weaker area is cooking, but there are other magazines for that and I look for WINE coverage in a wine magazine. The format is large (about twice the area of a normal magazine), which can be cumbersome and not so easy to read when standing in line and reading. The layout is clean and edited well. The columns are informative and on-topic. All in all, probably the only wine magazine that I will continue to get on a regular basis.


title: Very Good Mag

text: Why do I subscribe to this magazine? It is the jack-of-all-trades. It is not too liberal nor too conservative. The analysis is not as deep as "The Economist", nor as entertaining as "People", nor as educational as "Scientific American" or "Wired", nor as well written as "The Atlantic". In many ways, it is a little of each of those and why I like it. Good news coverage, current, good coverage of entertainment and technology. If you could only have one news magazine but wanted some street-smarts, get this mag. If you want more in-depth news coverage, get "The Economist".


title: Great PC Coverage

text: I have tried the other PC magazines and this is the only one that I still subscribe to ("Wired" is really technology and "Visual Studio" is really developers). The coverage is good. The reviews are good and accurate. There is not an apparent bias towards items from advertisers. The humor (last page+) is thin, but welcome. The introduction / coverage of new technology is timely and balanced. Just a very good mag.


title: Best of U.S., Possibly World

text: This is the best U.S. publication for chess and perhaps the best in the world. I have purchased or subscribed to most chess magazines in the U.S. and have purchased many from other countries as well. This magazine is probably the best for analysis, news, photos, tournaments, etc. You also get this as part of your USCF membership with magazine, a required membership for playing in U.S. rated tournaments. If chess is your game, this is your magazine.


title: Great Stuff!...

text: Great stuff at a fantastic price -- how can you beat that? If you want the latest concepts in technology with a good flair for writing and art, read this magazine. For the low price, just the graphics are pleasing. Full-length investigative articles, great interviews, current games and gadgets.


title: Two Stars

text: don't like the fact that you have to "undo" automatic subscription renew.


title: Three Stars

text: I know nothing about the magazine.  It was a Christmas request so I purchased it as a gift.


title: Inspiring

text: Purchased for my sisters birthday and she Loves it. She is now on a painting frenzy.


title: I Love It.

text: Best magazine I get! It inspires me and opens my brain up to new business directions and marketing thoughts.  Love it.


title: Great Magazine & Save a Trip to Wal-Mart!

text:
Long time subscriber. Great insight, decent writing, relevant topics. I don't sit and devour it page by page hours on end, but it usually misses a week of recycling pick-up. Just when I think I've finished, I'll thumb through and something else usually catches my eye. At 55, I've read my share of mags and was neither here nor there about Wired at first. Now - totally hooked on it. Worth the small price. And please, people - buy it for the information. The knowledge. Not the hat.

Two type of people read Wired - those that would never wear free advertising without a personal upside and those who are convinced everyone else will want to wear their logo because they are all that. Just read the magazine. Wal-Mart has tons of tractor caps if you need a forehead logo.


title: Tried to Extend Existing Subscription

text:
I followed the directions on Amazon.com as best I could.  I wanted to add to my present subscription to Smithsonian Magazine for a year, but I seem to have succeeded in getting an entirely separate subscription and now I am receiving  two copies of the publication.  That will probably continue for the next three months until my original subscription runs out.

I have no idea how to fix this so I will just chalk it up to 'live and learn'.  Managing a magazine subscription on Amazon.com is a bit too tricky for me.


title: Not for Straights

text:
With a lot of effort and several requests I canceled this publication because I foolishly thought it was a slick family travel magazine. I received my Kindle copy of the this month's magazine and It turned out to be aimed at a special audience with certain interests that are of no concern of mine.  The publication is indeed a travel magazine--slick and well illustrated, but emphasizes aspects of hotels, tours, attractions and destinations that are of interest to Gays.

It is a good magazine with good writing and photography.  It ought to be a valuable travel resource for many. I really didn't know how to rate this publication.  It is a five star magazine that I just don't care to read.  There are lots of magazines I don't care to read.  This one is OK (three stars), but I don't love (five stars) its content. Others will.


title: Nice

text: Good recipes, I ordered as gift.


title: Five Stars

text: Love First, won't miss an issue.


title: Heafty magazine not really my taste

text: I got this for a VERY good deal so I thought I'd try it out.  This is by-monthly publication (6 issues/year).  It showcases about everything to do with your home... but for my tastes it's a little on the expensive side of what I’d ever purchase. Laid out well with lots of pictures, content features include style elements, home elements and lifestyle elements. Be warned... this magazine has lots of ads... some home vendors but they venture into selling clothes and cars as well. I’d estimate about half of it is ads.  I'm giving it a year. Jury is still out as to if I renew but leaning toward NO at this moment.


title: Creative ideas to help you eat smarter, healthier and happier.... highly recommend

text: I've given this magazine as a gift to my mother for two years.  She loves it.  My sister read through it in a recent visit and she has also requested a subscription.  I do not have a subscription but from what I can tell glancing through it at my moms it contains lots of delicious recipes and all geared to eating smarter, healthier and easy meal preparations.  I also love the layout. It's easy to get through and grasp quick ideas or delve into deeply the entire month. This is published every two months.  You can't beat the price of $5/year.  highly recommend if trying to eat smarter, healthier and happier


title: takes longer than estimated for delivery

text: I ordered on 11/2/10 and just checked the status because I haven't received it yet.  It won't be delivered until 3/2/11. That is 4 months.  That is is ridiculous!


title: Love Yankee

text: Always loved Yankee


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite magazine!! Have bought for years and years!!


title: Great magazine

text: Worth the subscription. But don’t do it through this site or you’ll wait 6 months before you see an issue.


title: The Stone rolls on with relevancy

text: As a 50s/60s music refugee, I still look for relevancy in the current music scene, and, have found it in many articles and reviews which have turned me on to some fantastic new artists while keeping me abreast of the old standbys. Plus, how can you go wrong with Matt Taibbi's writing, that alone being worth the price of admission.


title: Not Happy

text: It was cancelled


title: Five Stars

text: i'm very happy with my purchase


title: Four Stars

text: good product allread recived first copy


title: Recommended For those Motivated But Not Real Experienced In Basic Home Projects

text: In every issue, I find something that I can do as a project. I was not taught "how to fix things" growing up, but I always liked to try.  This is a very easy read.  Very practical stuff (target audience is not professionals or quasi-professionals).  Found this one day in a Doctor's office and have subscribed for five years.  The publisher offers an annual summary of (most if not all) the articles.


title: Five Stars

text: good magazine


title: Good

text: Good


title: Not a favorite magazine

text: Price was a deal, but won’t reorder.  Not as good as other similar magazines.


title: Magazine Deal

text: Price was a steal, and ordered.  Got what expected.


title: Great information, ni

text: I liked woodworking due to my wicked cool uncles, and being creative myself. But my husband, he has gone ham with this magazine. He built me a catio in one weekend!! I love him smelling like cut wood now.


title: Tiny

text: This magazine comes so undersized, it's smaller in every way compared to most magazines. I was very surprised when I got it. Not worth it IMO.


title: Magazine Discontinued

text: Very disappointed.  We renewed this magazine for my husband and just as the subscription was supposed to start, we received a letter telling us the magazine was discontinued.


title: no daytime schedules

text: Absolutely a waste of money, even at $5.00.  There are no daytime listings even though their website says there are.  I cancelled the subscription after 1 issue and was refunded $1.25 of the $5.00 I paid.  What is wrong with this picture?


title: Love it!

text: I have a winter home in Phoenix, and love the city! This magazine is a must have for those who live in Phoenix because it tells you where to go for a great dinner, or who to see about a medical condition! It always has the "Best Of" issues with glossy pictures and great stories.


title: Maybe Good for Parents of Toddlers

text: I subscribed to Parents because I’m about to have a baby and was curious. Honestly I don’t really like it at all. I feel like the majority of the magazine is ads (which since I don’t really read magazines may be the usual now!) and there is very little advice or tips on infant care. If you have a toddler or younger kid you may really like this though, it does include lots of recipes and projects for kids as well as product recommendations!


title: ... and we paid for a year we are very disappointed with this

text: My husband only got the channel guide for Two months and we paid for a year we are very disappointed with this.


title: Good for the handyman

text: Way better than popular mechanics.  Several really good tips.


title: Got this for myself...

text: Got this for myself and Dogster Magazine for the wife. Awesome stories and pictures.


title: Got this for the wife...

text: Got this for the wife and Catster Magazine for me. Awesome stories and photos.


title: Five Stars

text: Thank you.


I look forward to the arrival of this magazine every month.


Rolling Stone has some of the best journalists on the planet.  I highly recommend this magazine precisely for that reason.


title: Annoying

text: As a knife maker, I had hoped to be able to keep track of knife shows where I could exhibit my products. This journal has a very small section on such shows, usually when they are a part of gun shows. Needless to say, unless you're an importer of cheap crud from Pakistan or China, you're not going to sell many knives at such a venue. So, professionally, this magazine is useless to me. On a personal level, the journal is appalling. Laced throughout are the vilest Right-wing propaganda, Teabaggery and wingnut lunacy. There is an editorial section that seems to have been written somewhere in the darkest basements of NRA headquarters. The hatred spewed towards the more intelligent, liberal majority of Americans caused me to cancel my subscription.<br />I cannot recommend this rag to any rational human being.


title: Soldier of Fortune Magazine.

text:
My husband is a Seal though now older and paying for all the hard parachute landings, and other trauma from his operator days.  This periodical gives the reader a perspective you will not find in other media.  Always has historical stories, current, and controversial ones such as why did a helicopter with members of the Seal Team who took down Bin Laden get shot out of the sky three months afterwards?  Why was the SpecOps team responsible for this terrorist's demise publicized thus putting the team members & their families in mortal danger.

This magazine gives a unique, shoot from the hip perspective on world, military/civilian events.


title: Ignorance on Parade!!! Long Range Hunters - Don't Buy!

text:
After nine months of a year's subscription, I have pulled the final straw with Outdoor life.  It seems the editors of this magazine have burdened themselves with defining extreme long range (XLR) hunting (700 - 800 yards) as in violation of their so-called "fair chase" doctrines.  The stand point from which the articles and subsequent letter to the editor responses are written demonstrates a profound ignorance of XLR hunting principles and tactics.  These bone-heads write about XLR hunters like they are a bunch of careless, unethical, boobs that sling lead on a wing-and-a-prayer at animals that they have no  prayer of hitting.  This level of ignorance is criminal in a so-called authority on hunting and fishing.

I do not know anyone who hunts at conventional ranges with rifles or archery equipment, who spends more time, energy or money researching their hunting area, honing their shooting skills, and validating beyond a doubt or a question what their personal limitations are.  The conventional range hunters that I know are ethical and very skilled, but they don't spend near the effort as the serious XLR hunter does.

While horn hunting in the spring and late season hunting, I have often found bone piles and carcasses of deer in the woods with an arrow either stuck in the carcass or laying nearby.  I have also found more than one gut-shot buck in the deep brush where XLR hunting is not even possible.  But I have yet to see a serious XLR hunter not recover an animal that they shot.

Good work Outdoor Life, way to wear your Pinheaded ignorance on your sleeve and lose a subscriber.  And when you are not bashing a hunting community with which you have no experience or first-hand knowledge, keep on encouraging your readers to support politics that force them off of the very public lands that they wish to hunt.  You should change the name of your magazine to "Outdoor Social Engineering".


title: POOR

text: POOR


title: Buy it

text: Love it!!!!


title: The Southern Handbook

text: My very first copy in the subscription was the 50th Anniversary Issue!  What a treat - I'm afraid I won't be able to recycle it when I'm through reading it - I may just place it in my guest room for guest's inspiration.  As a 40-ahem year Yankee who just settled in the South, I see this magazine as my inspiration.  So very happy with the purchase.


title: Its alright

text: Its ok


title: Not worth the cost of subscription.

text: The magazine is not worth the cost of subscription.


title: foody

text: This magazine is by far one of the best food magazines out there. The recipes are easy to follow, for those of u who can't boil water ;-) and it is very interactive. The magazine is mainly food and food people, with limited advertisements.


title: Fantastic  magazine

text: This magazine goes beyond art quilts to allow quilters access to other quilters design processes, quilt rooms, and techniques.  There are also quilt mail ins to keep people motivated to create.  I usually will read these magazines from front to cover, and go back to them again and again.


title: Five Stars

text: this is not only a great magazine but an excellent learning tool!


title: Gorgeous

text: what a treat to the eye....... photography is artistic and beautiful....articles are interesting and enlightening I thoroughly enjoy and will continue my subscription...there Is nothing else like it on the market


title: Wonderful

text: this is a good read, many short but interesting articles, good ads, and some really good food ideas, great fashion photos too.


title: Meh...

text: I was mostly disappointed with the styles and maybe this was not Burda's best year.  If you are a Plus sized lady, the styles are even more dull and boxy. Anyway, I will not be renewing - a very expensive magazine and nothing I really wanted to make.


title: Would recommend.

text: Bought this for my husband. He's read every page. That's always a good endorsement.


title: Three Stars

text: LIKED


title: Five Stars

text: Interesting magazine.


title: Two Stars

text: too much advertisement; not enough sewing.


title: Great SI

text: Our son-in-law loves this magazine.  We provide it continually.  It is easy to do and he appreciates his gift each year.


title: WHATEVER

text: I WAS REALLY RAISED ON A FARM. THESE PEOPLE WERE NOT. I WAS HOPING THAT THERE WOULD BE SOME DOWN ON THE FARM TIPS AND RECIPES AND SHARED HOW TOO'S AND OTHER STUFF


title: Five Stars

text: Pricey but nice patterns in it.


title: Sew Beautiful babie's and children's clothes

text: When I first ordered this magazine I was told my subscription would start in 8 weeks so I bought magazines for the first 2 months. 8 weeks later I received 3 older issues, two of which I already owned. So in other words I paid for a year's subscription and only received 3 new magazines. This magazine is geared toward sewing old fashioned, heirloom type garments for babies and young children. It is not for the beginning sewing enthusiast. The techniques include smocking, madera and lots of lace. If this magazine was anything like the "Martha's Sewing Room" show it would be great. But alas, the old fashioned garments and patterns that only fit babies and young children are not enough to keep me as a subscriber. Also it is full of pictures of patterns that you have to pay for on Martha's website, a lot of advertisements for stuff you have to pay for, not enough stuff for you to make. Save your money and buy a different sewing magazine!


title: Easy buy, good magazine.

text: Good to buy what you need, just as described.


title: Amazing Magazine-- great ideas

text:
I absolutely love Sew Beautiful.  But, it's cheaper if you do a 2 year subscription through the company.... it's only about 3.50 and issue if you do the 2 years through sewbeautifulmag.com

Also,  I don't agree with people saying it has outdated clothes.  They have a lot of fun modern ideas for girls dresses, and yes, some with an antique feel-- but I think it's well suited to the personality of those that love heirloom sewing.  I use it to get inspiration for blessing dresses, baptism dresses, and even costumes I make!

The pictures are astounding.  Full color and very detailed.  Also embroidery ideas and techniques will wow you!  If you love sewing, and love new ideas...get this magazing.  Also, it's true, laces can be very expensive, but you can get polyester laces that do the job nicely, even if they aren't quite as nice as the cotton laces, ... people will still be amazed.


title: Five Stars

text: This is exactly what I expected - perfect!


title: 2021

text: Great vision board magazine


title: Vision Board Party

text: Good magazine for vision board party


title: 2021

text: Getting ready for my annual vision board party and thought this would be great for cutting out pictures and words.


Good magazine.  Not that many with the subscription.


title: american girl magazine

text: Granddaughter loves it ! Doesn't get any better than that. She looks forward to checking the mail for her next copy. That sure makes grandma happy !


title: Fantastic homeschool magazine

text: This will be my second year receiving Practical Homeschooling in the mail. There are alwas relevant articles and my kids love the contests!


title: Good subscription for the recipes

text: I really like this magazine,even though the title is a bit deceptive. For example,the sun dress I admired was $695. Not very simple!


title: Love large print

text: First one came in small print, called and they made it right. Coming in large print now.


title: Well-written and well-researched articles

text: This is a great magazine for leaders looking for quality articles. This is not an advertisement book disguised as a magazine - it's filled with relevant articles written from lots of different perspectives. I have really been impressed by a lot of the articles. I don't read a lot of magazines - but I'm glad I subscribed to this one. I think you'll be keeping these magazines as future resources in your library.


title: Yeah

text: Yeah


title: Surprisingly good magazine.

text: I am always really impressed with the quality of the writing in this magazine. It is one of the few magazines I read almost cover to cover, possible the only one. Sometimes some of the physical fitness advices seems a little off kilter, but I am OK with that.


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: Five Stars

text: great great great great greatgreat great great great great  great great great great great


title: Could you offer a less expensive Print OR Kindle renewal option if the cost of both delivery methods is now so expensive?

text: I enjoy getting iPad versions of the magazines I subscribe to in print. Since I got a good deal on this magazine and both the iPad and print version were included I thought I'd give it a try.  It's a good little magazine, I enjoy it, even though I only read the highlights, and it helps me keep my DVR programming updated.  I would in all likelihood subscribe again but the last notice I got was for WAY more money than my original subscription.  It's not worth what an annual subscription apparently would cost me to renew.  Shame.


title: EW for my iPad!

text: I was originally gifted with a regular mail delivery subscription to this magazine (not through Amazon). I really  enjoyed the magazine, however, I wasn't sure if I would continue to subscribe once my gift subscription ran out.  When I discovered that I could subscribe through Amazon and have a digital edition also delivered to my iPad at no extra charge it was a no-brainer.  Amazon's subscription rates were competitive, btw.  I enjoy this magazine, the articles, pictures, and reviews of upcoming movies, but I enjoy the digital edition and all the interactive features even more than the hard copy I get in the mail!


title: Call me Old Fashioned-TV Guide

text: This magazine was a staple when we only had 3-4 channels to watch. I subscribe because it is informative, the guide is helpful, excellent bathroom reading material-it rather like a mindless romp through the media


title: Ok

text: Only received a few issues


title: A favorite

text: One of my favorite magazines


title: nice little mag

text: good info


title: Five Stars

text: Love to cook


title: Four Stars

text: Great buy !!!


title: Like Money and Power?

text: Very cool and informative. If you like money, this is a good source of information and philosophy.


title: Not "pop-science like Scientific American

text: Much more objective than the pop-science of  Scientific American which became so slanted that I stopped reading it. The sky isn't falling and nobody really knows for sure what the correct climate and temperature for earth in 2015 is supposed to be in spite of what the pop-scientists at Scientific American say. Good investment.


title: Lots of ads and fu-fu things for sale

text: Got my first issue and it seems to be nothing more than an advertising publication with a few mildly entertaining articles thrown in. I'm disappointed, I thought it would actually be about the American Cowboy and the life they live, not dude ranch, silver and hat ads. There is so much more to living the cowboy code than a fancy hat, caring about the environment, sliver and turquoise bling a bunch of tack on your horse. So far this magazine really misses the mark. I hope it gets much better real soon.


title: Nice pictures

text: It's OK


title: No editorializing or scare pieces

text: Much better than Scientific American which I read for years. I quit when they started to editorialize their stories. If you want objective reporting of facts, this is your best bet unless you want peer review.


title: works good, buy lots

text: works good, buy lots


title: Good read

text: I like Wired for the techno news it provides and their investigative reports are swell too.


title: Not objective

text: I like most scientific publications because it comes down to, or should come down to, objective reporting of facts. Unfortunately SA has gone and started to editorialize the information it reports. I'm amazed at the community of "scientists"  who swear up and down the sky is falling,or at least that it has a hole in and we're all going to die because of it. Do these people take into consideration the absolute immensity of the earth and atmosphere? They can tell that us, unequivocally, that we are damaging the atmosphere and that apparently they know the correct climate conditions for earth in 2014. What a load of dreck! The earth is so massive that man amounts to a pimple on it. The atmosphere is so immense that earth is a speck of dust, they can't possibly know what the correct ratio of gasses and vapor is supposed to be, yet we are bombarded with junk science that says we are killing the planet and the atmosphere because we release gas and vapor. How about proof of concept? Hewal and stream, river or ocean. They can't but they want us to believe that they can heal the earth and atmosphere? If we can't find a pinging airliner in the Indian Ocean, how can we believe that these "Chicken Little" scientists and their gloom and doom forecasts? We can't control or influence the weather or the atmosphere around the globe, If everybody in China jumped up and down at the same time, could they influence the orbit of the earth? No! because it's so huge. it can't be done. Yet we hear daily that we have to sequester carbon and stop using petroleum and switch to solar, wind or unicorn power. Guess what happens to sequestered carbon in trees when the tree dies or is cut down. It gets released. Al Gore set  the alternative energy industry free with his forecast or "Global Warming".  We've spent billions of alternative energy (Solara) and objective people have figured out that we can't meet demands by converting to "sustainable" energy sources. We have been sold a bill of goods, pay no attention to the man or woman behind the curtain, The political theater of "greenies" are going to save the world using regulations and unfunded mandates. SA has drunk the Kool-Aid and are now mixing up and distributing batch after batch each month.Who believes that man can "fix" the weather or environment? Who believes that somebody can correctly predict the correct climate and weather conditions for earth in 2014?  Count me out, I'm subscribing to and actual objective journal that reports actual or real information not this unicorn riding, mantra chanting mass hallucination of a Big Bank Theory magazine.


title: Fascinating

text: When I get a new edition, I literally cannot put it down. The magazine is always filled with fascinating articles that you cant find anywhere else. Truly one of the first magazines I've read with content that you cant find by doing a Google search. This is well worth the approximately $.50 an issue.


title: Great magazine. Has a lot of coupon codes for ...

text: Great magazine.  Has a lot of coupon codes for good products in every issue.


title: love it

text: love to read this mag!  can't wait for it to come and share many of the articles with my friends.


title: ... on the Dead at 50 and Jerry are both better than this

text: The Rolling Stones special editions on the Dead at 50 and Jerry are both better than this, but it was well worth the reasonable price.


title: American culture preview

text: This is a great magazine to keep one up to date on the happenings in NYC. I do not live in the city, but this is a great source of information for the arts, eats, fashions, businesses and events that wind up being a main part of America's culture.


title: Best Colorado mag out there!

text: We renew our subscription to this magazine every year because we love it so much. It is a must have for any Colorado residents or a great gift if you know someone who is. Full of amazing articles, reviews, things to see, places to go. And always current.


title: One more thing I couldn't throw away, but never did get around to reading them

text: Thought I would read this more than I did. It ended up being one of those things I told myself I would get around to reading and so I wouldn't throw them away, and before I knew it, almost the entire year subscription was on a shelf collecting dust.


I love boating and I love the Chesapeake Bay. This is not just about boats. It is about life on the water that I am familar with. Relative to my experiences. A fun read for me.


title: Looking good.

text: Vogue is consistently the best magazine on my newsstand and the price was right so we are giving the subscription a try. Alright so far after only three issues.


title: Five Stars

text: Fun magazine with great ideas


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine....been getting it for years and have no intention of stopping it!!


title: Five Stars

text: This is a great way to become and stay informed on advancements in science


title: Issues aren't too original one from the other. It's ...

text: Issues aren't too original one from the other. It's a "pretty" magazine, but too many ads and too many product reviews. More interested in real life tips for home organizing.


title: O Magazine

text: Just as advertised - if you like Oprah and her guests you will love this magazine.


title: LOVE THE MAG!

text: I am so pleased with this magazine... gorgeous full page photos and best of all the page index in the back so you can get the info for architects, designers and/or where to shop for the items in each issue.  Not LOADED with ads either!


title: It's good.

text: This is the best wood working magazine I have ever found!


title: Best Read!

text: Favorite mag---great, timely, in-depth articles.


title: Cheap and Good subscription. Lots of pictures and ideas.

text: I keep it in the bathrooms. For $5 for the entire year, its not bad. However, I can do without the Property Brothers. Can you say Overexposure? Sheesh....


title: Couldn't access the online account.  Cheap and flimsy tote bag.

text: I have another much nicer Vanity Fair tote bag and this one is really awful.  They should be embarrassed to send this out.  Also, I couldn't access the online subscription and my paper issue hasn't arrived either.


title: Enjoyable

text: Fun reading every month


title: Good ordering experience, but....

text: Delivered on a timely basis for Feb issue but the Christmas issue was delivered on Jan 27th!  And the magazine is not as good as some others do I wouldn’t order again.


title: Can't read it if it never arrives :-(

text:
Never received a single copy.

Could be the best magazine in the world but I'll never know. Recommendation don't order this one.


title: Great books!

text: Gift for grandson and he was very pleased.


title: Ok

text: Ok but no way to cancel it


title: REALLY LIKE THE

text: VERY INFORMATIVE,REALLY LIKE THE MAGAZINE


Very nice magazine, can hardly wait for next issue. Even signed up for sweepstakes. Quilters this is the one for you


title: Got lost in the mail

text: Inky received one issue


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine. But I ordered this and on the receipt realized it will take FOUR MONTHS for this magazine to show up. Ridiculous. Too lazy to cancel the order.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine, but I ordered it and later realized this gift subscription will show up FOUR months later! Too lazy to cancel it. Ridiculous.


title: Great Magazine

text: Love keeping up on tech


title: Overrun with ads

text: It is full of ads but is cheap.


title: Five Stars

text: Good publication but too pricey.


title: Great images

text: Good range of articles.


title: Classy and current

text: Great images and smart topics.


title: Not the magazine it used to be

text: I'm sorry, but it really used to be the clear headed adult of world politics, but it isn't anymore.  They call themselves center right.  They are not.  I was a subscriber for almost 20 years.  But I couldn't take it anymore.  A great magazine to really see whats happening all over the world.  But not a fair and balanced magazine politically.<br />A fair minded magazine would split between left and right candidates.  I have never seen them support any right wing candidate of any major distinction.  Until they are capable of supporting both a left and a right candidate, I will not subscribe.  If you don't care about that, it's still very well written.  Enjoy.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine


title: Great magazine

text: My 12 year old son loves this magazine.  He can't wait for it to come in the mail.  When I got it for him, I never imagined he'd learn so much.  He reads it cover to cover.  This was a great buy!


title: Love the photography!

text: Absolutely love the photography in this magazine!  The recipes aren't really ones I would make but I still love to read it! I don't ever have the ingredients that they use in these recipes so I would have to go out and buy full size of everything just to make a recipe.  This is when recipes start costing $60 and up and then you never have a use for the remainder of the ingredients that you have leftover after making the recipes.  I probably will continues getting this magazine when my subscription ends since I enjoy reading it while I eat dinner.  If you like seeing fun recipes from around the world, then Bon Appetit is for you!


title: Five Stars

text: One of my favorite magazines to read. Very educational and informative


title: Three Stars

text: Takes three months to receive first issue 😮


title: I'm Waiting...

text: I love this magazine, but I ordered it months ago and have yet to receive it!


title: One Star

text: Too many ads... I was expecting to see more recipes.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine, fun and interesting recipes.


title: All the deets, none of the gratuitous pics

text: My son reads it. That's all that matters. What I like about it is that it covers youth and professional athletes.  The stories are interesting and timely.  Everything I wanted him to get from SI without the bikini-clad women.


title: Awesome DIY Magazine

text: The Family Handyman is an awesome Home Improvement DIY magazine.  Each month has lots of projects and tips for handling a number of home projects yourself.  I also appreciate that the writers in the magazine do not expect us to have the latest and greatest tools, and also do not talk down to readers, expecting us to know way more than we do.


title: Science Illustrated

text: Science Illustrated is an excellent magazine for science buffs.  It explains science research and current technology in easy to understand language without watering down the science.  The graphics are excellent as well.


title: Good tips and motivational regimens

text: I subscribed to this after seeing  a copy, where else but a doctor's waiting room. It was engaging then and when the Amazon offer came I just got it for a year. 1st issue came in timely and I enjoyed reading it. Looking forward to reading the next issue.


I think it is a great idea for a young child, however to push homosexual agenda in the issue via articles with two gay men and their daughter is not appropriate nor is it the average American home.  I will not continue this subscription once it expires!


title: Five Stars

text: good publication


title: Good DIY/homeowner magazine

text: Been a subscriber for a couple of decades now and still enjoy the magazine. Sure some topics get recycled over the years (how could they not) but tools/supplies get updated and not an issue goes by that I don't learn a new tip or trick that saves me some money or makes my life easier. If I had any gripe, it's that the company that prints this has yet to do one of those "entire archive on a thumb drive" deal that just about every other magazine of its type does, forcing me to keep stacks of back issues on hand.


title: The one essential moto mag

text: I get 6 moto magazines a month. I read them all but MCNews is the only one I bother keeping after I'm done reading it. It's the only one that does full tests on oils, cleaning products, jackets, intercoms, etc etc. Other magazines pretend to review gear but in most cases they read like press releases.


title: Colored paper makes reading difficult

text: The content is often quite good. But the use of dark colored papers makes it difficult to read.


title: Bravest new world

text: The amount of information that flashes through your wired is truly amazing. Whether it's the magazine or daily blog I'm constantly finding about 'The New'


title: Grandmother adores!

text: Got this gift subscription for my husband's grandmother and she dores it!  She enjoys the funny stories and health tips in them very much. And I admit, I have read a few of the health articles myself!


title: My eight year old loves animals and reads it at night before he goes to sleep

text: The facts are interesting and on his grade level, the pictures and topics interest my son.  I would recommend this magazine to a 6-10 year old.


title: Woodworkers UNITE

text: If you like making things from wood you will like this magazine, otherwise it will bore you completely


title: Enjoy the magazine

text: Love the look of the magazine. There is something for everyone tastes - recipes and interesting stories.


title: Good old RD

text: I have been subscribing to "Readers Digest" since the late '50s and this is, I think, the best deal that I have ever had. In that time the formats have changed and the subjects have changed sometimes for the better sometimes not so good but all in all  I am well satisfied with my RD.


title: miguided

text: I was offered 1 year of Men's Journal for a very reasonable price for being a long standing customer of Amazon. I did not notice until I went to do the review that it was an automatic renewal. That is how they rope you in. I will be canceling it.


title: A must for the foodie

text: My husband loves to cook, so the kids bought this subscription as a gift.  He loves the recipes and tips, and we all love to eat the results!  Since it is from Food Network, there is a wide variety of styles, regions and cuisine represented.  Always new stuff to try - a definite for the foodie on your list!


title: Five Stars

text: It's a gift, reported to be very much appreciated.


title: It's OK

text: I like it, but I think I like WIRED a little more. These are so thin! But then again, WIRED is filled with way more ads. The articles in Popular Science are way more in depth. I finish an article feeling like I really learned something.


title: Alaska History

text: Excellent articles on Alaska. Especially enjoy the history articles. Not a very "thick" magazine, but it is still worth reading!


title: If you're in any form of aviation or even just an admirer of planes, this is for you.

text: This magazine is always interesting to read. It has a variety of information, from the latest aircraft specs, latest technology and stories of different experiences. This also has first hand experiences of pilots which is extremely useful of insights and how to apply these experiences to be a safer pilot. Even those of are just into aviation will enjoy the magazine.

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title: For the geek/ nerd in us

text: I so love getting these delivered to my house. The articles are fun and interesting. There's gadget blurbs.. Technology updates. It's fantastic. The only downside is the tobacco product ads in it :/  But I just Sharpie those or tear them out.


title: Amazing recipe ideas!!!!

text: Awesome magazine! Great recipes! Want to try them all!! I would recommend this magazine to everyone!!!!


title: Everybody should subscribe

text: Love it. It comes every other month which is perfect, so I don’t have to ignore it. The recipes are awesome and easy and every one has been a smashing success


title: Okay, not great

text: It's okay..I find that the recipes require many ingredients and not ones I have on hand. So I use them as starting points and use what I have.


title: We Have Consumer Reports!

text:
You get what you pay for... Nothing like the 50's, 60's and 70's
Now it's consumer reports 2
waste of money


title: Four Stars

text: THATS IT--FINALLY--BUT KEEP GETTING BILLED 4-TIMES NOW--WHY IS THAT?


title: Five Stars

text: Nice


title: Great magazine

text: This is a very good magazine and I got it for an unbelievable price. Lots of good ideas and just plain good reading.


title: Five Stars

text: If you like New Mexico you will like this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: like it, can get some helpful hints


title: Five Stars

text: like it better than TV Guide


title: Five Stars

text: love magazines, pass on to my neighbor


title: Five Stars

text: good price love Dr. Oz


title: Five Stars

text: good price enjoy reading  all the gossip.


title: Not the same old Nat Geo....

text: Most adds and inserts, this isn't like the old Nat Gro Magazine, it's more of an advertisement for whoever is sponsoring them this month. Sad, but true.  Also, this is very hard to cancel the subscription, I canceled it 4 times before they actually stopped billing me. I had to change my card just so they would stop.


title: Bought this for a friend in prison.

text: Great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Signed up for another year and gave it as 2 birthday gifts to family


title: Great magizine

text: Love it


title: Five Stars

text: It met my expectation


title: class act magazine

text: High quality and classy.  Reading this magazine is a bit like a mini vacation.  Articles are positive without being hokey.  Soothing to the eyes and the spirit.


title: This magazine is fun

text: There's no guilt-giving or holier-than-thou in this magazine...just good information and some great recipes.  Info about new products and ways people are trying to save Mother Earth.  It's a cheerful, colorful outlook and you don't have to be a vegetarian or vegan to enjoy it.


title: Less Guide, More Magazine

text: As a tv guide, this really isn't much help - the one page listings are only for prime time and in this area, not always the same as what is actually on.  There is only one listing for Encore and HBO so not much help there either.  But I re-subscribed because there is information about shows and people, because the price was good, because I like to get magazines in the mail.  I don't use the kindle version at all so I can't speak to that - it may provide more.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine and have loved it since my early childhood.


title: Great patterns

text: Love the Fons and Porter magazine.


title: Read six, read 'em all

text: GQ is kinda the same thing year after year. Read it for six months and you'll be armed with all the sartorial dude information you need for the the next 5 years. Dark jeans, thin ties, no pleats, jacket shorter than hand grip, ad nauseam... Esquire is a more literate magazine if you must have something like this on the crapper.


title: Wish it weren't so shiny and more informative.

text: Entertainment Weekly has gone downhill. I used to find it very informative. Now they make such fancy fonts you can hardly read them. I wish they would take all these negative reviews to heart.


title: Great product!

text: Great product!


title: FAIR WARNING: Subscribe at your own risk

text: Please heed the warning. After many years, I have come to believe that Reader's Digest and its associated resellers are scammers of the worst order. My mother-in-law, very senior citizen, is now the owner of 11 Reader's Digest subscriptions. At least she was being billed for them before we cancelled them all. Here's how they work: shortly after you receive your initial magazine, you'll receive a "renewal" offer with all sorts of warnings not to let your 'special' price offer expire. Well, as I stated, she is a senior and her memory isn't the best. So she heeds the 'warning' and within 14 months she has 11 magazines being delivered. This is unconscionable and RD knows the seniors to prey on. Their reseller--READ AMERICA was given her name and number by RD and they pestered her into paying $449.95 for Readers Digest subscriptions. These people are all despicable. I'm hoping someday an attorney will file class action suits against both of them.


title: One magazine I read from cover to cover.

text: I love the variety of stories offered. Many are inspiring.


title: Nice magazine! Has lots of great ideas for decorating ...

text: Nice magazine! Has lots of great ideas for decorating your house if your like the southern look, which I do! Also has lots of great recipes in the magazine.


title: Reminisce

text: Christmas gift for daughter.  She loves by-gone days and particularly enjoys this magazine.and was so pleased to have a subscription.


title: Nice magazine

text: Nice magazine


title: Five Stars

text: love love love it. Great Price


title: Leftist Crappola!! Beware!

text: Received this without asking for it - not sure how our family got on their mailing list. Story about the 2020 election called the protesters "rioters" and in other ways painted the story as if it were Trump's fault. More nonsense throughout. Going straight into the garbage.


title: American Farmhouse magazine

text: I enjoyed the magazine


title: Charming - great keepsakes

text: My daughter loves this magazine.  The illustrations and stories are absolutely charming.  I love that it gets kids interested in outdoor activities like gardening.  It helps me keep us away from the TV and out of the mall a little bit more.


title: Great magazine if I would have recieved all the issues

text: I love the magazine, but I only recieved 1 issue for the year instead of 4. I changed the address 1 time, but it was pretty much a waste of money for me.


title: A good magazine for those who like to be out in nature.

text: Nice Magazine with interesting and valuable articles on how to approach being in backpacking, hiking, camping, river boating and back country situations as well as good product information.


title: never current

text: sometimes it comes some times it doesnt i am not sure if its the mag or the postman


title: Five Stars

text: Good service from Wired! One of the best magazines left to date


title: Great!

text: Makes me want to drink more! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !  ! ! ! ! ! !


title: Fun and Inexpensive.

text: Fun magazine. Great Price


title: Great magazine but it's no longer being published.

text:
Really great magazine with all of the highlights of all things entertainment. HOWEVER, I was just informed that the magazine is being retired and will no longer be published. AND, our family somehow ended up with 2 subscriptions and we have no idea how. Moreover, I wasn't informed about this until I requested a merging of our 2 accounts, and they basically said, "thanks, but we're not even publishing this anymore, so you can request a refund by calling or emailing us". So...If you've enrolled with this magazine, be sure to cancel your auto-renew and request a refund via their website.

We just canceled and were granted a $1 refund.


title: Quality Writing

text: The unbiased writing helps readers appreciate the vintage machines for their raw impact in technology, culture, etc. Also has helpful guides to bikes increasing in value. I favor Japanese and British motorcycles which are highlighted in this magazine plus other great write ups on others regardless of nationality. I've actually grown an appreciation for American bikes!


title: Great West Coast Travel Guides

text:
While many reviewers complain that the old days of Sunset magazine gardening tips are gone, I love the modern content. Since moving to Portland, I find that I love the travel guides that fuel my West Coast wanderlust.

Some of the articles are insightful and interesting. Others are light and easy to read. Very much enjoying this subscription so far. And with a deal for $5 per year, we're getting a great value too!


title: Great magazine!

text: I love the beautiful photos and ideas. I especially love that there’s no advertising filling up the pages.


title: Well done

text: Sit down and relax for a bit


title: Takes me from summer's end you the holidays

text: What I expected. Cozy up on t the sofa and enjoy


title: Very Political Indeed

text: Since the political headlines about George Floyd and Black Lives Matter, this design magazine is just now showing the designers of color. They've been there all along. Why introduce them now? A little too late.


title: So Woke Now

text: I received the issue since all of the Black Lives Matter hub-bub became so in our faces. Now there are more articles and photos of black designers who've been there all along. So what took you so long?


title: Not As Handy As It Claims

text: Haven't found many useful ideas in any of the issues.


title: Didn't Find Very Many Useful Ideas

text: Didn't find very many useful ideas.


title: I think this magazine is really neat... ...

text: I think this magazine is really neat...reminds me of box of chocolates...never know what you can find it there to purchase, cook, etc.


title: Great RC magazine

text: Great R/C magazine. Good stories, readers rides etc. Tons of reviews as well. Buy it on sale otherwise it’s a bit pricy. I’ll always like paper mags over digital. Maybe I’m just too old.


title: need i say more

text: always great


title: got a good deal

text: Got it when it was on sale or I would never have subscribed to it. It is okay...to me it is almost like a smaller, more up to date version of Southern Living.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent!


title: surprised

text:
i usually buy Vogue in airports to kill some time before the flight (guilty pleasure). and always feel a bit disappointed because it lasts only half an hour flipping through glossy adverts.
electronic copy (on my ipad) is a pleasant surprise. it is loaded with videos, fashion shows, music, and articles that you actually get to read.
all in all, it took me over 4 hours (over 4 days) to "kill" the electronic vogue for September 2013.
Bravo!


title: advertising

text: I did not find much content in this magazine that I enjoyed. I found it very racist as almost every commercial page was a person of color, I will not purchase again. I find Oprah very offensive and one of the most racist people of "elite" status.


title: Same great little book!

text: I love the size of this magazine as it pops in your purse to read at wherever you end up waiting for someone during the day. Good articles there is always at least one that makes me cry and several jokes that make me laugh. I am sorry they are reducing to 10 a year hoping they reconsider as after all these years still a great little book.


title: great new ideas

text: An enjoyable magazine with tips articles and not that much advertising though there is a bit. I enjoy it and pass it along to others.


title: Five Stars

text: We enjoy reading National Geographic


title: Five Stars

text: I enjoy my Woman;s Day magazines


title: Five Stars

text: I always enjoy my Boston Magazines


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.


title: Four Stars

text: Grandchildren enjoyed these with their parents


title: GREAT BUY!!!

text: GOOD QUALITY AS DESCRIBED. ARRIVED BEFORE EXPECTED


Probably the best sci-fi magazine out there, that I've been able to find, yet not as good as it used to be.  I wish I'd kept my old copies from past decades.


title: Great magazine for the gluten sensitive

text: Great magazine for the gluten sensitive. It opens a whole new world of eating and we gluten sensitives don't feel deprived of goodies anymore.


title: Five Stars

text: This magazine covers many areas of archaeology - not just the most famous ones.


title: another great SF magazine

text: A good magazine for the sci-fi lover... well written short stories & novelets that are fully packed...great for the busy person who doesn't have time to read long novels.


title: My all time favorite story periodical!

text: This magazine offers a variety - fantasy and science fiction.  The stories vary in length from novelets to short stories.  I've been reading it for over 50 years!


title: If you enjoy British literature...

text: I love British literature and this review keeps me up to date on the new releases from British pulishers, that I may not find in American book reviews.


title: A portal to current fiction and non-fiction

text: I've been a subscriber for nearly ten years, and I find in each issue many reviews that spark my interest.  I think of the Book Review as a portal to contemporary, well-written fiction and non-fiction, and as a guide to how best to spend my reading time.  Without a doubt, the best books I read every year I find in the NYBR.


title: Food for thought.

text: An inside view of how successful and viable people in our society live. Excellent presentations in cooking and home decorating by Martha Stewart that even Democrats could possibly understand


title: Five Stars

text: my grandson loved it


title: Five Stars

text: I have been reading this mag for a long long time


title: Popular Science

text: I read this magazine almost cover to cover each issue. The articles are always fresh and sometimes predict the future of aviation ,cars, and technological advancements


title: The Good Life!

text: Everyone in the family looks forward to the next issue of this magazine.  My personal favorite section is the Good Life Guide.


title: Love it

text: Love this magazine!  Go ahead, get it: you won't be disappointed.


title: Fun!

text: It's always a fun day when this arrives in the mail!


title: If you are a serious cook you need to get this magazine

text: I have been using the recipes from this magazine from the online version and having the hard copy is so much better. Get this magazine.


title: DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME ON THIS PUBLICATION

text: I subscribed to both the online and print editions of this publication, purchasing a one year subscription . After one month I failed to receive either one of these two.  This is just as well as the articles in the editions were shallow, not well written, and were old news.<br />The 'Wall Street Journal' is not only better researched with superior reporting, after being a subscriber for  well over thirty-five years I continue to be impressed with their in depth reporting.


title: TV Guide  (print)

text: Since they quit printing the local newspaper I needed something to know what was going to be on TV,  so I subscribed to the TV Guide.  It is great.  Thanks.


title: GREAT.

text: So glad I subscribed.  True INFORMATION


title: Wife loves it!

text: Wife loves it! That's all that matters


title: Guy stuff

text: Guy stuff


title: Graphic Artist Son asked for this book and liked it.

text: Our Graphic Artist son asked for this and was very happy with it.


title: Good

text: Good!


title: Mostly enjoyed

text: Great magazine for the dabbler and curious science citizen.


title: not received magazine yet to review

text: I ordered on Oct 24 and as of Nov 30 I have not rec. so I can not review Amazon service but I do love this great coupon magazine when I have bought it at the store.


title: Great ideas

text: I love all the creative ideas in this magazine for doing things differently. Though I've never tried out the recipes, they look yummy too.


title: The Price Was Right

text: Typical Martha Stewart.  Guess I've gotten jaded.  Glad I didn't pay more than $5 for the subscription


title: It's Okay If You Follow Trends

text: A bit on the trendy side for my taste


title: Beautiful but Not Attainable

text: Beautiful magazine but most of the recipes and tips are not budget friendly. I got a free subscription but I won't renew simply bc most of the information is not useable in my life. Sorry Martha, I love you! But I like more budget friendly DIY's that make me LOOK like I own items from the MS lifestyle without the price.


title: Awesome! WIsh it was longer

text: Awesome!  WIsh it was longer!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine with super recipes.


title: lots of information

text: lots of new ideas. and diys that are easy to follow


title: Great tips!

text: Used to read this at the library, but with our library shut down, with no reopen date yet, have been enjoying this at home.!


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Three Stars

text: Good content


title: Five Stars

text: Great content - we grew up reading this magazine and it endures


title: One Star

text: Too many ads


title: Perhaps I mixed this up with a similar magazine but ...

text: Perhaps I mixed this up with a similar magazine but the first 2 issues we received very totally devoted to a few areas that have no interest to us


title: misleading

text: I ordered for 6 grandkids. a year each child/mag<br />After 3 months they said the subscription to one is about to expire. It's now showing I ordered a 3 month subscription. This won't happen to me again.


title: One News Magazine

text: If I could only get one news oriented magazine, The Week would be the one.


title: Missing issues

text: It's a guess every month as to whether or not my magazine will show up. I have received ONE out of the last 4 or 5 issues. The only answer they keep giving me is to extend my subscription another issue. Great, I really want the magazine, but if it isn't going to be delivered, then they can cancel my subscription.<br />When it actually shows up, I really enjoy reading it and trying the recipes, if the ingredients are available in my area, but that is another problem. Frankly if they are going to have exotic, hard to find ingredients, please give something that can be used instead.


title: Worth the price.

text: I read from cover to cover every month. My favorite is the practical uses for everyday things that you would never think of. The holiday issues has the best gift ideas for limited budgets.


title: loved by grandkids

text: ordered for my grandchildren they enoy it


title: Classic Car Nirvana?

text: Everything a classic car guy needs, although they seem to be running low on actual listings.  Not sure why.


title: Seems like it used to be better.

text: May have gotten board with it.


title: Hard to support our own!!!!!!!

text:
Love the magazine but after I paid for my subscription it took over 4 months for me to receive my first issue and three months later I'm still waiting on another one.

Signed:

Never again once more


title: Four Stars

text: bought it as a gift and they enjoyed it


title: Four Stars

text: bought it as a gift and they really enjoyed it.


title: Well-written articles on faith and reason

text: Enlightening and inspiring articles covering people and issues in the US and around the globe.


title: Good

text: Good


title: don't miss this great magazine. The folks at the Annapolis Boat Show ...

text: If you have an older boat that you work on, don't miss this great magazine. The folks at the Annapolis Boat Show who publish this magazine were great to talk to for suggestions.


title: Great for people who like to build things, repair and improve their home.

text: Lots of ideas and instructions! I get inspiration from this publication.


title: Blows the Competition Away

text:
Mojo is a music afficianado's dream come true. Published in the UK where musical tastes seem to be more discriminating than here in the States, Mojo always features well-researched articles about truly important and innovative recording artists. While Rolling Stone is busy dallying with the likes of Eminem, Britney and other irrelevant non-entities, Mojo is whipping up well-researched perspectives on the likes of the Flaming Lips and Supergrass.
Unlike RS or Spin, which are preoccupied only with the Flavor of the Month, Mojo displays great reverence for rock-n-roll's glorious past. Don't be surprised to find a behind-the-scenes glimpse at Brian Wilson's unreleased Smile album or perhaps a well-documented treatise on the life and times of the Ramones. Of course, the Beatles receive the red carpet treatment and have been the subject of several special issues. The depth of research and the passion which fuels the writing behind these revealing features is nothing short of astounding.
Perhaps Mojo's greatest strength lies in it's seemingly endless array of album reviews. New issues and important re-issues of CD's from all genres are carefully critiqued each month. Because Mojo's reviewers refuse to pander to the MTV crowd, their credibility and taste runs high and can almost always be trusted. Overall, this is far and way the greatest music mag on the planet. After getting your hands on a couple issues of Mojo, you'll never go back to Spin or Rolling Stone.


title: Caters to the Lowest Common Denominator

text: If your idea of a quality musical experience is watching Fred Durst utter nonsensical gibberish on TRL, then SPIN is the magazine for you. SPIN's vein attempts to remain cool and cutting edge have spelled the downfall of this once decent publication. Of course, one could make the valid argument that the constant pursuit of cool over quality has nearly destroyed the entire music industry. Ironically, SPIN's editors fail to realise that poorly written puff pieces promoting Flavor of the Month MTV bands are a million miles short of cutting edge.<br />Like its equally horrid rival Rolling Stone, SPIN's editorial content pertains less to music and more toward trends and, of course, advertising. The slap-dash layout reads like a glossy MTV video designed specifically for those with faltering attention spans. Fans of rock music deserve so much better than this. Great rock journalism --and great music for that matter-- is a dying breed in the US. If you still care about quality music and informative writng, by all means check out high-grade UK publications MOJO and Q. Those mags are everything that SPIN is not.


title: Automatic renewal

text: I have no means of forwarding my subscription to my new address & it’s gonna renew😩


title: Do not buy

text: Nothing but advertising. I read the reviews and ordered it anyways. Unbelievable this is even sold for money. I think there was maybe 2 or 3 pages that were not an advertisement


title: Trust me, do not order this

text: Super lame ideas. Unpractical flimsy furniture and non fuctional DIY projects. I was highly uninspired after looking through this overpriced, worse than pintrist magazine. Actually I think I feel a tad angry that I paid over 10 dollars for this. I am going to see if I can a refund.


title: Relevant articles for today's world

text: I found myself reading Forbes articles online and liked them, so decided to order the magazine.  They have a lot of well-researched articles relevant to today's world. The magazine came in a timely manner and I'm enjoying it.


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoyed


title: Poor articles!

text: The writings are now opinions instead of facts.


title: Digg'n It

text: Great read every month!


title: Four Stars

text: Great recipes


title: Five Stars

text: good magazine lots of recipes


title: Love this subscription

text: I used to recieve this subscription at a much more expensive rate.  Becuase our family was trying to cut corners, this along with many other things were cut out of our budget.  The offered subscription price of only 5.00 was incredible.  I hopped on that right away.  I just recieved my first issue yesterday.  I am familiar with this magazine and appreciate all the knowledge and helpful tips without all of the glamour.  Real Simple, just the way I like it!


title: Four Stars

text: Helpful magazine.


title: Readers Digest

text: Great product fast delivery


title: MiSing latest issue! Please help!

text: I didn’t receive the latest issue? Gave 4 stars bc magazine is great but what about my newest issue?


title: Ditto Ordering Problems

text:
I have to agree with the previous review about subscribing to this magazine through Amazon.  Someone accepted the payment, but they claim there is no record of my subscription.

Update:  It's been a year since I subscribed to this magazine.  I never received a single issue nor did I get any of my money back.  However, now they want me to RENEW my subscription.  There isn't a record of my subsciption when I want the magazine or a refund, but now that they want more money there is a record?  Unbelievable!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent magazine at a great price!


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoy magazine it has a lot of good info for a new person to the city


title: great magazine

text: This mag has lots of great info and recipes! Perfect for vegetarians and vegans. I always read it from cover to cover.


title: National Geographic

text: I purchased this subscription as a gift for my parents.  Both are enjoying the magazine so much!  It was the perfect gift!


title: never again

text: I have been a fan of National Geographic for all of my life.  That is until it was purchased by Rupert Murdock.  Now you can keep it.


title: Purchased this fluffy junk for my wife. She sort ...

text: Purchased this fluffy junk for my wife. She sort of glanced at it. Not much content...lots of advertisments. Not worththe 5 bucks.


title: Four Stars

text: can't beat the cost of it


title: TOP MOVIE MAGAZINE - HANDS DOWN

text:
No question. If you followed ALL movie magazines, even the sci-fi and fantasy spin-offs, quick VHS magazines (remember those!) then you should also remember about the time BATMAN premiered (what great movie hype!) Empire Magazine ran its first issue and then the great BATMAN #2 issue and we have not stopped collecting since, nearing issue 200 now as I write this, it has been a good one so far and I am sure will keep up the same pace for all new to the greatest `non-digital' monthly pages on the planet, I urge young and old alike to start collecting and reading now.

Empire has the best letter editor quick reply page, best movie news section that is fairly reliable, some interesting actor introductions, then the SOLID MOVIE REVIEW SECTION that is pretty much the most effective appraised segment in any magazine on any planet and to think that it is about films makes it all the more better.

Film personality, editorial and staff movie trivia segments, inside scoops, Questions and Answers about how much is a bottle of milk, Empire helped get us closer to these people who made us so happy at the silver screen and to that I have Empire to thank. The spine quotes at the side that can win us a T-shirt, the new DVD section (I lived for the old VHS one) your designers really knew what made us young impressionably men do in the bathroom with Michelle Pfeiffer in the mid-section, thanks for that also and I end this review by saying that if there was any magazine in the world that I would like to write for, I would give my left one for these people.

This is truly amazing film work... and yeah, it does leave Premiere magazine to go pound on sand.

Try it.