title: Cool but....

text: There is never enough stuff in it. They are really thin and a lot of it is ads. But the stuff that is cool, is pretty cool.


title: This magazine re-writes history

text: Two issues ago, I would have said this magazine was great. It has interesting and informative stories and seemed like a good way to engage my kids and improve their reading stamina. And then they published a story that referred to people enslaved by George Washington as "workers" and described what I can only assume was intensive labor in light fluffy terms. Ex: "someone had to milk the cow." "Someone else went to get ice..." as if this is all just an easy task that a random person was perfectly happy (and paid) to do. This is a horrible attempt to whitewash history and discount all the labor Black people have been forced to provide this country. The word choice used here intentionally closed off an opportunity to introduce young children to a shameful but important aspect of US History in a simple way; and tried to hide the fact that everyone who served Washington was enslaved by him. I will not be continuing my subscription.

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title: Great Mag

text: Has in it what I want and need. Easy to read patterns and instructions. Will renew subscription when time comes.


title: Four Stars

text: The hat was cool


title: One Star

text: The bag was cheap junk


title: Great Mag

text: I'm on the 4th month of my subscription and so far its been very enjoyable.


title: Great magazine

text: This is the only vegan magazine I read cover to cover even the ads are informative. Just wish it was published more often.


title: Missing the variety

text: I used to enjoy the worldwide coins issue from this company who discontinued the product and "included" the content in the special edition along with paper money.  Every month they kept reducing the world coins section.  I purchased the product for that section.  I won't be renewing.  The American coins section seems fine but the paper money and world coins are too little, and seem to be an afterthought.


title: Love it!

text: Great magazine with lots of fun ideas!  Much cheaper to buy a subscription than to pay newsstand prices.  I look forward to every issue.


title: iPhone Tips

text: Informative magazine. Full of little tidbits of information about your iPhone.


title: Great Magazine

text: Great Magazine.


title: Good Magazine

text: Not as great as Thrasher, but definitely good enough. Still a great deal at $5 for a yearly subscription. So why not?


title: Five Stars

text: Figo


title: Great value

text: Love the periodical.  Such a great value!


title: Don't waste your money, too many adds, recycled recipes

text: I have bought specialty issues in the past and thought maybe it would be worth it to buy it in the long run... boy was I wrong the overly recycled recipes get tiring and the amount of adds is too abundant for the price of the magazine. By America's Test Kitchen cookbooks, and that all you really need...


title: Another fave

text:
I love this magazine. I enjoy reading all
the stories about events that happened,
past and present. Definitely recommend
to anyone that likes to read.


title: Good read

text:
I love this magazine. It has everything I need
to know about a woman's health. Fitness, food,
and medical information.


title: The Best Rock Mag ever!

text: This really blows them all away, Blender, Rolling Stone, the old Circus and Creem magazines, the closest to it was Kerrang. They have the best articles and pictures, a great reviews section!. I'm glad Amazon offers a Subscription to it!. Try it, I'll bet you can't put it down!.


title: too many ads

text: I give this magazine as a gift, and the recipient says there are good articles, but way too many advertisements.


title: nice mag

text: 'Yoga Journal' has been a good magazine over the years - glad to subscribe again.


title: Goodness

text: This brand happened to live up to its satisfactory reputation. Thank goodness.


title: The  Mac Mag

text: This magzine is great. It's articals arn't boring like Mac World's and The Disc always has plenty of useful and fun software.


title: It was exactly what I expected!

text: This product is really awesome !I'm very pleased with this purchase.


title: Four Stars

text: Excellent Business magazine especially for identifying trends


title: Four Stars

text: I like the simple decorating ideas.


title: Four Stars

text: I love the high/low pages, but would like more from Candace Olson and Sabrina.


title: Terrible Business Ethics

text:
I purchased a non-renewing subscription last year.  The subscription was set to run from November 2012 to November 2013.  In October 2013, I received the following letter from HGTV Credit & Collection Department:

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Dear ...

Your delinquent account with us has been brought to my attention for collection.

"Subscription Suspended for Non-Payment", that's what our records reflect.  When we agreed to bill you later, we anticipated that you would forward payment upon receipt of our invoice.  A review of our files shows that you have failed to respond to our numerous requests for payment.

Take a moment now to settle your obligation with us and we will promptly reinstate your subscription.

Sincerely,

HGTV Magazine
Customer Service

P.S. To pay online go to pay.hgtvmag.com
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I never agreed to a renewal.  It appears that the business practice used by this publisher is to scare people in to renewing by sending them a credit/collection letter.  HGTV has forever lost my business and I will never recommend them to anyone.  I've canceled my subscription via Amazon.  Only time will tell if they use low-ball business tactics by sending this to an outside collection agency.


title: Love receiving magazines

text: I just love the idea of getting the magazines but HGTV is a nice one. Gives you more ideas and visual images.


title: Great magazine...if they actually sent them

text: Here’s the deal: The magazine is great. Full of fun, easy recipes and colorful photos. However the subscription service is terrible. I purchased a gift subscription in July and the recipient only received (1) issue, after a complaint no future issues arrived and then after another complaint just asking that issues be sent, the Hearst magazine rep cancelled the subscription. I also ordered subscription for myself and have only received (1) issue. I will never order a subscription through Amazon again after this experience.


title: Love Bead & Button Magazine

text: I love Bead & Button magazine for all the beautiful projects and excellent step by step instructions. I would recommend this magazine to anyone who loves to bead and make jewelry.


title: Beadwork Magazine is the Greatest

text: For new or advanced beaders, this is a great magazine for inspiration with good step-by-step instructions with excellent photography of the jewelry. I would recommend this magazine to anyone who is interested in beading and making their own jewelry.


title: Arrived a lot quicker than I expected.

text: It’s physical and has no blue light.


title: Great fashion magazine

text: Harper's Bazaar is a great fashion magazine with lots of pictures and ads of the hottest new products and fashion combinations out for the season. Recommend for those wanting to see what's hot and create their own look for the season.


title: Honest reports

text: Truth in media


title: Healthy recipes that are yummy!

text: I enjoy this magazine as it gives me new ideas for recipes that are healthy and tasty!


title: Inconsistent subscription

text: My husband is supposed to be getting 1 magazine every week and has only gotten 1 subscription I thought it was for 1 a week


title: Lot's of great tips

text: This a great magazine. they have good articles and now it includes video that you can play so see how other guys do there models


title: Inconsistent shipping timing

text: My kid loves the magazine. However, 3 stars are for the inconsistent shipping timing. We didn't get one a month, the shipping timing seems almost ki d of random.


title: He loved it.

text: Purchased it for my Father in Law, A WWII vet. He loved it.


title: Kid friendly

text: My Grandson loves it!


title: Two Stars

text: The magazine would be fine if I had gotten them all.


title: Clasic

text: people complain that it is not what it used to be. It can't be the same. Times change as do the people making the magazine. Anyway, I look foward to getting each issue and just wish it came out more often.


title: Long time subscriber

text: No interruption in service, same great magazine, fantastic price.  I sincerely hope this deal is offered again when this subscription expires!


title: WATCH YOUR SUBSCRIPTION DETAILS!

text: In February of 2018 I signed up for a two (2) year subscription of Interweave Knits magazine. I have been getting "Urgent Notices" that I had received my last issue so I need to renew! Luckily for me, I made a note when I paid for the subscription. My subscription will expire in the Spring of 2020. (The address expiration date said Spring 2019). This is an expensive magazine and I am not always pleased with the pattern options (although, I generally do love the patterns. I have made a lot of them and they have been well written). I am lucky that I wrote down the details or I would have been ripped off of an entire year of magazines. I would recommend that anyone who subscribes to this magazine keep a record of when they paid and the subscription length. When I called the magazine to question this they corrected it right away and said, "You're right. I don't know why it was entered this way."  Maybe sending receipt of payment and subscription length would be a handy idea for the future.


title: don’t recommend

text: it’s April and I’ve only received one book, suppose to get one each month at the start of the year


title: still waiting

text: Like the magazine, been reading it for years, bought the subscription in April, as of Aug<br />17 have not received any issue


My magazine is on the way. I’ve subscribed before & really enjoy it. If you watch Food Network, you’ll appreciate this mag.  Have gotten some keeper recipes.


title: Five Stars

text: A wonderful under-the-radar Canadian magazine!


title: Great magazine for kids

text: My 6 year old daughter loves this magazine. She really enjoys the fun facts and the pictures. Highly recommended


title: Good magazine

text: This is a good magazine. They have redone the inside since the last time I read it. The format is much better now.


title: Great reading

text: I like this magazine for the howtos. The monthy contest is fun also. I would recommend this one to everyone.


title: Five Stars

text: AAAAAA++++++


title: This is a good take on the lifestyle.

text: Your mom may not like this magazine but thats the apeal.  I got to reading it over seas and I have to say it is the best bike magazine I have ever read it has T and A and hot bikes. But it is not just that if it new and cool and for you bike they got that to.  It just has every thing need.


title: Five Stars

text: My daughters love horses and this really appeals.


title: Love this magazine!

text: Love the articles, and the cartoons always crack me up! A must read!


title: SO FRUSTRATING.

text: I will NEVER order another magazine from Amazon.com and here is why: I incorrectly entered the address by a SINGLE number, and when I called 30 minutes after the order was placed to fix it, I was told the order could not be changed, cancelled or altered in any way. They told me I'd have to wait until the first magazine was received. The address I provided doesn't exist. They redirected me to the publisher, who took TWO DAYS to respond to the request, finally saying they couldn't help unless I sent them my 18 digit account number on the magazine...this after I explained that the original address didn't exist and that no magazine would ever reach me there. Magazines normally don't have very good customer service, but I was surprised that Amazon was so unhelpful this time.


title: Great buy

text: Love travel trailers


title: Not my favorite

text: I prefer Classic Bike, maybe because I lean towards old, Brit Bikes. I've only seen 1 issue, perhaps the next ones will be more to my liking.


title: Minister

text: Good


title: Maybe a great magazine, but beware of the "Kindle Edition"

text:
Save your money and only buy the print edition unless you have an iPad or Kindle tablet.

The "kindle edition" of this magazine is presented with false and/or misleading advertising.  The description says it works with "kindle Apps"...  But the kindle edition cannot be downloaded unless you have an actual Kindle reader or the iPad kindle app registered with Amazon. I have "Kindle Apps" on my PC, on two android tablets (2010 and 2012 tablets), and an android phone. All of these devices are perfectly capable of reading digital magazines even as a PDF with little-to-no issue by my estimation.  However, Amazon will not allow me to download the magazine.  Although it is only a few extra dollars to get the digital edition, use on my tablet was why I decided to subscribe to the magazine in the first place.  I feel like I wasted all of the money I spent on this subscription.

It is too bad the publishers don't pay more attention to how their product is being represented.  They may be missing a substantially large audience that would buy the magazine if they could download it.  Even more likely,  the publishers risk loosing existing subscribers that will not renew out of frustration at being mislead -- So much for customer stickiness.

Amazon could avoid the problem described above by being clear and upfront with device compatibilities in the product description.  I understand that Amazon likely created these exclusive device restrictions because they do not want people to have a bad reading experience on a device that was not fully optimized for the magazine content.  Such a rationale is fine.  Unfortunately, Amazon created a bigger problem (with class-action lawsuit potential) when they started selling a digital product for use with "kindle apps" and then refusing delivery of the product after it has been purchased.

Hopefully Amazon and/or its partners will do something to remedy this issue in the near future.


title: Four Stars

text: I enjoy looking at this magazine even though half of it is about paint color.


title: Five Stars

text: yes we both like it. We both enjoy the short stories.


title: Long shipping

text: I checked out this magazine and thought it looked great. Ordered it over two months ago and still have yet to receive an issue or even a notice of an incoming issue. Very disappointed for what looks to be a great magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect gift idea!!


title: What Has Happened To This Once Great Magazine?

text: So disappointing!  I subscribed to this magazine for years and always enjoyed the fantastic layouts, entertaining articles and especially the photos.  I know print is almost dead due to the internet, but come on, why even bother with this attempt?  Nothing but advertisements, lame articles and based on the agenda, put together by brain dead Liberals.  My first copy went into the garbage after the first thumb through.  No thanks.


title: NOT A FAN

text: Want to learn about business? Learn from someone who is actually doing it. Get an apprenticeship... not a magazine with LeBron James on the cover.


title: ... my 11 year old son and I had something fun to read together since he's super interested in science

text: I ordered this so that my 11 year old son and I had something fun to read together since he's super interested in science, inventions and technology. It's perfect for us.


title: feedback

text: great


title: Robbery

text: I hate how i am not allowed to cancel my subscription.


title: Four Stars

text: Daughter loves this mag


title: Five Stars

text: Great deal for a good magazine


title: A "must have" for young baseball players who really, really enjoy the game!

text: This is the second year I have bought this for my grandson. He actually reads the articles and has used some of the suggestions to improve his game. I have also given it to another grandson and his dad is an Official within the Little League System and he reads the magazine as well. He actually recommended it for another season. It was not a waste of my money!


title: Awesome, recommend 👍

text: Cant go wrong with a  RC magazine 👍


title: Far Left Liberal editorials

text: Far Left Liberal editorials. Frequently victims are referenced as "her" or "she" while any action being demonized is committed by "he" or "him". While some stories have what seems to be a wide scoped narrative, the reality is that most of the article isn't based in fact and pushes a far left wing agenda. If you're looking for a democratic equivalent of what Fox News is to republicans then you found it. Please disregard my review. If you seek unbiased articles and news Mother Jones magazine is not for you.


title: Four Stars

text: SI is great. One suggestion--more women's sports would be great.


title: Disappointing

text: I ordered a subscription to this magazine for my niece.  She received one issue only. Very disappointing.


title: Excellent Reference

text: What a great magazine! The illustrations are easier to follow than photos, the recipes are great. Love it!


title: Great Magazine!

text: I love this publication. Not only does it contain wonderful recipes but the layout and style are easy to navigate and interesting to read. I no longer subscribe to Gourmet because it's too old fashioned and wordy--Cook's Country is contemporary and bright by comparison.


title: ... have not been receiving it and would very much like to.

text: I have not been receiving it and would very much like to.


title: Too PC

text: As a subscriber for 10+ years, I used to love this magazine.  Now they assume 100% of their readership is aligned with their increasingly liberal perspective and preach to them.  As a result, the value to this independent-minded individual has seriously waned.


title: Perfect for Hiking Newbs

text: I just became a subscriber and I'm amazed with how good this magazine is. I've only read one issue and I've learned so much. I'm only a "day" hiker, but would love to learn more about hiking so I could one day tackle the John Muir or Appalachian Trails. This magazine has great information like product reviews, easy "how-to"s and inspiring photos of places I've never thought of traveling too.


title: 10 Reasons to Love American Girl:

text:
1. It's age appropriate. AG does not get even close to going overboard about boys, makeup, fashion, and celebrities.

2. There are no advertisements. Instead, there are reviews of newfangled products, like electronics, toys, snacks, and sports equipment by AG readers our age. However, the reviews do not endorse the products.

3. Fresh and fun craft and recipie ideas. Every issue is packed with great crafts that tie into a seasonal theme, like locker decorating crafts in the September issue, and mini gingerbread houses in the December issue.

4. Great compositions. There are mysteries, poems, songs, short stories, and story competition winners sprinkled in every issue. They are well-written and fun to read.

5. Fun quizzes. The quizzes are not "What's Your Flirting Style?" but "Are You a Saver or a Spender?" and "What Would You Be in a Film Production?"

6. Fun facts and mini did-you-knows. There is a Girl's Express section at the beginning of each issue, with buzzwords, polls, produ... Read more


title: Am not receiving my ordered o Magazine

text: I, also, ordered this magazine from Amazon for one year but have not received any issues.  Seems to be a recurring theme.


title: Great Long Distance Gift

text: It's a great Christmas gift to give to my daughter in law who is a Yoga instructor and lover in Colorado.


title: I don't understand why it takes so long for delivery

text:
I ordered this magazine May 16, 2012 and the estimated delivery date is July 11, 2012.  This is rediculous I have purchased several items after this and have received everything.  I do not understand that is almost 2 months delivery time.  I know that this states that it comes with a free kindle version but hmmmm I don't own a kindle.  Unfortunatly this is the only way I was able to get this magazine subscription, there was no option for magazine only.  I would not suggest getting this subscription for you or anyone else unless you are fortunate enough to have a kindle.

Sorry for the rant but I think this is REDICULOUS!


title: Great in addition to runners world.

text: Love the variety and useful information in this magazine. Must have for runners, specifically off road/trail runners.


title: Lots of good info

text: It is very helpful to me to keep me connected with the Veg world when there are not so many vegans in Chicago that I know.  I like the info on veg products, recipes, health, other vegans' stories, efforts to do something about animal cruelty, and more.


title: Not a fan

text: This first issue was almost entirely related to BOY SCOUTS.  How many of us subscribing to this magazine are interested in that in a COUNTRY LIVING magazine?  Would not recommend and hoping that future issues are of INTEREST!!


title: A fun read every month!

text:
Let's face it ....... owning a Mac is like owning a Harley or an Airstream.

It's a cult!!!

Good fun.  Harmless as can be and it just makes you feel good everytime you sit down at your Mac.  Having a magazine come every month with a bunch of foolishness about this very slick machine increases the joy way more than the magazine price.

I read it from cover to cover and even believe some of it.


title: I've bought this magazine at bookstores and always love it. $140 for a year's subscription to a ...

text: I've bought this magazine at bookstores and always love it.  $140 for a year's subscription to a magazine seems pretty steep, though.  I'll continue to buy it when I see it locally.


title: mag

text: each issue has huge ad promotion for lawyers or doctors also gives dates of events that have passed useless information classifieds are always the same pretty boring!


title: Great format - needs updating

text: I love crosswords - traveling extensively for work, I find them to be a great way to pass the hours.  This has been one of my favorite books over the past several years.  3 stars for the great layouts and large (100+ clue) puzzles.  The biggest downside of the set is going to relate to your age - this is clearly geared towards an older audience - from the back cover ads to the clues, it's clear that few under the age of 70 are going to relate.  Recurring clues about I Love Lucy, James Cagney, etc; just too many entertainment and pop culture questions pre-1960. I wish a refreshed set of clues would emerge from this publisher.  The format is outstanding and it's just crosswords, nothing else.  It would be great to see a modernized set of topics, this is getting a bit stale.


title: Missed Many Issues (Non-Delivery)

text: This is the third year that I have given this to my son as a gift.  He has not gotten many of the issues that he should have received. I have contacted them once before about it. He just told me he hasn’t received an issue in about six months. He does enjoy the magazine though.


The magazine was great under its original publisher. Under this new Active Interest Media not so much. Plus their customer service is deplorable. I bought a subscription for my daughter for Christmas and they never delivered the first magazine. I contacted Amazon to have the subscription cancelled. Buy this at your own risk.


title: Too many ads.

text: There is only a small portion that is not ads. Rather than keep the whole magazine I tear out  and file what is important. Sorry,but I was disappointed. Will not renew.


title: Five Stars

text: Only mag I read as soon as it arrives


title: Excellent Magazine

text: I find the stories in this magazine entertaining, the news is relevant to all ages, the recipes I’ve made have come out well, and Heloise and Joy always have good advice!  I look forward to reading my Good Housekeeping magazine every month.


title: You don't get what you pay for.

text: The content is ok, but not what it used to be. The magazine is a lot thinner then previously, but is still informative and entertaining. The real problem is the subscription length. I paid for " a full year" but only get 9 1/2 months (from 5/2/17 to 2/13/18). How is that one full year as advertised? No one at their call center could fix or explain it. I feel cheated. I cancelled my subscription. All I wanted was what was advertised. If this is how they treat all their customers, then they won't be in business much longer.


title: Excellent Gift

text: I purchased this as a gift for a friend. It was great, they were excited to receive it and it was super easy to set up!


title: I love to scratch build in a world of ARF's and ...

text: I love to scratch build in a world of ARF's and RTF planes, so this magazine is right up my alley.


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome


title: No Class - and Overpriced.

text: This magazine is okay. There are things about it, however, which are downright awful. As an example, they often put "racy" pictures in the magazine - not nudity, but this magazine is NOT appropriate for young people. I have kids, and so I can't leave this lying around. It's really too bad. It's just low-class lazy graphics work (not college degree print-design quality).<br />Also, I don't want the CD. It's worthless. For example - they put a DEMO for "Ghost Recon" - a 5-year old game on the disc once! Hahah. It's not worth ten cents. Give us a discount for a subscription WITHOUT the stupid CD. Nobody wants the CD - drop the price, and stop shipping the stupid coaster.


title: Repeat of issues the following year

text: We loved this magazine while we had it. But, when the new year renewed, it was the same exact magazine again. Well, almost. They changed the cover a bit, and moved some stories around, but everything was nearly the exact same. Like they were trying to trick us. I don't feel like this should be able to sold as a yearly subscription that gets renewed. Buyer beware!


title: Better Deal

text: Their Web site sells a year subscription for $45. I find that Amazon, or whoever their affiliate is, repeatedly sells magazine subscritions for more than the actual magazine itself.


title: I TOTALLY LOVE THIS MAGAZINE!!

text: I totally love this magazine above all other supermarket magazines that are Hollywood celebrity oriented because it provides stories about the lives of celebrities from yesteryears (1980s and before.)  The only problem is now I just can't afford to buy a full year subscription at a cheaper rate.  Guess I'll have to do either the quarterly or semiannual route for now.  Anyways -- if you love to keep up your knowledge of your favorite actors, actresses, musicians, et. al. from the old days of Hollywood up to the 1980s, this magazine is for you.  I especially love it when they provide numerous articles on Doris Day -- a living legend who I believe is 96 now!


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome magazine if you are into boats but cannot afford a new one.


title: Received free subscription, wish to cancel

text: Good Lord! I received this free year subscription today. What a load of garbage! I get enough ads already from everyone else. Why do I need a 100 page magazine filled with 80 pages of ads and two pages of "cute workout tops"???  Please tell me.  I would now like to cancel my FREE subscription. What a waist of time and a joke of a magazine. Nothing about Housekeeping. This issue, under Quick Easy Meals has one interesting item... "Fudge Brownies"... Please kill me for taking time to fill out this FREE offer.


title: Five Stars

text: Grandkids love it - new pictures with every issue - good for learning and just plain fun


title: Impossible to cancel

text: It is impossible to cancel this subscription after it has been started. I didn't even order this magazine, but it keeps showing up and I have been unable to stop payment for over six months. BEWARE


Simply the best Digital Arts Magazine period and one of the best Art/Illustration magazines ever published. I am a veracious consumer of Art Magazines. As a Fine Artist and Illustrator moving more toward Digital Creation I have found this to be the ONE INDISPENSABLE resource available. No number of books or any single book offers more than just a few issues of ImagineFX offers. It is worth twice the newsstand price. You can generally get subs for it either at Amazon or directly for around $10 and issue with a really nice $60 how to video from Gnome Workshops.


title: Magazine renewal without approval

text: Buyer beware!  This company will automatically renew any magazines you order and charge you without approval.  The magazines are great,  magazine express is not.


title: Pretension, thy name is Believer.

text:
Yep, pretension is the name of game here. Although it's not really pretension - its a kind of uber-pretense, a pretension so pretensive in its self-mockery that it somehow doubles back itself and actually becomes almost worthwhile.

Almost.

The cutesiness of the verbal ticks (each article, for example, is prefaced with a distinctly unnecessary list of issues which will be "discussed")are so studious in their avoidance of any level of seriousness as to be nearly embarassing. The quality of writing is, as one might imagine, mixed. The book reviews are hilariously unimformative, and yet again one suspects this is done on purpose. How gauche do we readers need to be to want to find out what a book is about from a review! Or whether not the book is worth reading! How pedestrian! Pul-ease!

All in all one walks away with the distinct impression that to spend more than 5 minutes in conversation with the Believer (or the McSweeny's) crowd would be an unavoidable prelude to a grisly murder-suicide. Simultaneously brilliant and annoying, The Believer is the sort of thing that people who like this sort of thing will certain like. And even then in small doses, I suspect.


title: Stop the charges and publication!

text: I have attempted to cancel four times in past six months but still being charged.  I want the charges refunded and the continual subscription stopped.NO stars should be allowed for service!


title: GREAT MAGAZINE

text:
This is my first issue of PS. I have enjoyed this mag in the past . I will be lookin forward to future issues.
Rileyharper77@gmail.com
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title: Great Magazine, but much more expensive at Amazon????

text: Love Astronomy Magazine, but it's $29.95/year via the magazine insert subscription card, and $42.95 via Amazon.<br />Why???


title: Love it!

text: I love All You, it's one of my favorite magazines.  The articles always have many things that interest me and ideas that I can and do use. Keep up the good work!


title: magazine orders

text: I have subscribed to many magazines from amazon.com.  The subscription usually starts within 4 wks, not the 8-12 wks stated.  Very satisfied.


title: Sensational

text: Reader friendly.


title: Boring!

text: Just a bunch of pictures without much content


title: Thin content, some really laughable ideas

text:
I received a free trial subscription of this magazine. I thought it was only for two months, but the magazine has kept coming, so I keep reading it--but I wouldn't pay for it, even at $5 for a year.

The content is really thin. It takes about half an hour to read the whole issue cover to cover. I haven't learned anything interesting or useful from the articles, and the crafts! Sorry, but the crafts are ridiculous. Last month, there was a section with 5 ideas for holiday centerpieces. One of the ideas was to put taper candles in candleholders and put them on the table. Seriously, that was it! In the most recent issue were 5 ideas for holiday wreaths. One of the ideas required about $40 in materials (you could buy a fresh wreath for that) and another one involved unwrapping peppermint candies and gluing them to a wreath form. That's it. I shudder to think what that wreath would look like after a day in our house--there'd be dust and cat hair all over it. Ick. It just seems like overall this magazine has lazy editing/writing.

I'm giving it 2 stars because the recipes are decent. I appreciate that they are for the most part from-scratch recipes and not the shortcut recipes that seem so prevalent these days.


title: Not Very Enjoyable

text: It's just a bunch of ads. I have been receiving this mag for 6 months now. I ready to cancel. It has little to do with using or living in a RV.


title: Introduces "new" writers.

text: Really enjoy this magazine. I am a mystery/suspense/thriller fan and I tend to focus on authors I am familiar with.  The articles and book reviews have introduced me to writers and characters I otherwise might have missed.


title: Not Worth It!

text: I have received 3 months into my 1 year subscription and want to cancel it.  I did not get the magazine to be lectured on global warming and I do not care to know how many sexual partners other women have.  I did get the magazine for ideas to change up my workout routine and improve specific muscle groups.  It also seems like a magazine with "ADD" (bits of information thrown all over).  I'm looking for a better magazine.


title: The best!

text: I have subscribed to Cruising World for well over 5 years.  It is a wonderful magazine devoted to crusing and for those with the dream to go cruising.  If your land-locked but someday want to cruise the ocean blue, subscribe to this magazine, read it cover to cover every month, look at the vibrant pictures and keep the dream alive.


title: double charged

text: the magazine is fine but you have charged me for the same subscription twice--would like to renew but you owe me a year subscription. otherwise i would give you 5 stars. please contact me.


title: Great value

text: Great


title: Great Christmas  gift

text: I buy this  magazine every year as part of my nephews  Christmas  gift. He is autistic but loves to look ar recipes and try them out


title: worthless

text: no information about men's health. content: 50% advertisements, and 50% bodybuilders photos.


title: Mau not receive all issues

text: My daughter enjoys the magazine when she received it. She only received 5 out of 12 issues. We contacted the company on a couple different occassions. They told me the magazine ships every 4 weeks, I needed to be patient. It was sometimes 2-3 months between issues. Great magazine, awful service and a waste of my money since we didn't receive all the issues.


title: Best audio equipment reviews

text: The Absolute Sound is the premier magazine for  Audio fanatics. In depth reviews on audio equipment from usb DACs to $500,000.00 integrated amplifiers. If your into home audio this is the one and only magazine to get.


title: smithsonian magazine

text: For a magazine of this caliber you read it all the way, as opposed to Nationa Geographic, that was once great, but advertisements has taken it over.


Nothing sends a message like the Streisand effect.  The cartoonists are the martyrs, and murderers outcasts.  Hey AMAZON, how's about lowering the price to cost to show your support?


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful periodical.


title: Real-life camp and cottage material

text: We LOVE this magazine, it is practical, humorous, full of useful info, and scaled to normal living, not decorator hype. Published in Canada, it seems to have a tone of simplicity and common sense. It is geared to the camp or cottage owner and great for off-season reading, when you want to stay psyched about the camp until you can get back there. One great article walked us through the entire "opening up" procedure, in exhaustive but hilarious detail.


title: the cost

text: I like to read them.


title: wife is happy

text: InStyle is enjoyed immensely by my wife and often I find the photos inspirational for my artwork


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine but cant download via kindle.


title: Great gift for decor lovers!

text: I got my mom a year-long subscription to HGTV magazine with an automatic renewal for a fantastic price, and she couldn’t love it more. Getting a new edition in the mail each month is such a treat for her; she has so much fun gleaning inspiration from the great tips and creative ideas featured.


title: Forget that Auto-Renewal

text: The Magazine is fine but I am giving only a One Star Review because I do not like the 'auto-renewal' feature. In fact, after renewing I cancelled the 'auto-renewal' feature. I think this feature can con the unwitting consumer into renewing something he/she does not want. And even to cancel 'auto renewal' it was necessary to go through several steps. Finally, I cancelled completely another magazine subscription because of this feature.


title: nj monthly

text: A great magazine for people who live in NJ.  All the latest on politics, leisure, happenings, food, medical etc.<br />I look forward to it each month.


title: Real riders riding real trails!

text: Best mt bike mag. They explore, and share there own struggles that at times we all as mt. Bikers can relate too.


title: Bobby's Brooks

text: One of my favorite magazines. It has lots and lots of details about backpacking trips and gear. I have used their gear reviews for several purchases.


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: I am a fan of the Gaines Family

text: Enjoy it all.


title: Machine knitting treasure!!

text: I love the wealth of knowledge in every edition.


title: Four Stars

text: Good


title: Fresh perspectives

text: Wonderful.  Fresh perspectives.  Conservative haters won’t like it but the spirit of Catholicism is captured gracefully and with love.  Can’t recommend highly enough.


title: Phone charger broke

text: Phone charger broke on first use.


title: Science news for average person

text: Science News provides up-to-date information about the latest science discoveries and new technology for the average person.


title: Content and size

text: I am extremely disappointed as I received the "magazine" yesterday and it was more of a pamphlet vs a magazine

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title: What Happened?

text: The magazine came very fast!! So that was a PLUS. However, SO MANY ADVERTISING!!! Where is the material? I dont know what happened in the past several years. I used to read ELLE on the regular basic. How I cant even find an article in this magazine to enjoy. Disappointed-

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title: one star is too much

text: I don't know if this is a scam or if mine was broken, but I don't think its working. I've been seeing weird paranormal activity ever since and life hasn't been the same.


title: Very interesting and well-written

text: This is a great magazine whether you live in Maine or have just visited and are fond of the state. It looks at life along the coastwith a focus on boats but it's not JUST about boating. Food, houses, nature, fine art are all covered--some good recipes! The writing is really good and kind of timeless. We keep it at our summer place and guests pick up old issues and read them cover to cover--heck, we do too!


title: Lame

text: Little content of interest to me.


title: Great for Little Ones

text: My 4-year-old daughter has gotten these in the mail every month for two years. She looks forward to them and is excited to check the mailbox every day. The magazines are just the right length and have a nice variety of topics and games.


title: totally unappealing

text: The food photography in this magazine is some of the worst I've ever seen. It's flat, bland, monochromatic and unappetizing. I had no interest in trying any of the recipes based on how bad the photographs were!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.  Always good!


title: I would not recommend this magazine

text: I ordered this magazine for my son for Christmas 2016.  He did not receive a single issue.  I've contacted the magazine, and they are refusing to send issues to him that he's missed.  I would not recommend this magazine:  you will not receive what you pay for.  I love National Geographic magazine, but not National Geographic History magazine.


title: Variety of ideas

text: I love the ideas in this magazine--it covers a gamut of them.  Look forward to each issue.  Thanks for asking.


title: EXCELLENT AND VERY TASTEFUL

text:
W..

W is an excellent magazine (excellent + very big)

Although i must say to ensure you dont want waste your money..

W isnt for everyone!

This is such a good magazine though, i've being reading it for such a long time. And in my opinion every issue is worth it.

Just to give you an idea of what W is all about..its about:

*Amazing High Fashion spreads and fashion updates, etc etc

*A Backstage pass into the lives of Americas High Society

*Informative articles, offering opinions by the writer and the

readers of the magazine

*Amazing and very unique interviews of celebs and other upcoming

people whos names will be very well-known in a very short time.

Overall, if you like reading about High-Fashion, and the lives of the Rich and Famous and indulging in abit of luxury, then W is definetly the magazine for you.


title: Magazine Great, Service Reps at Bonnier TERRIBLE

text: Obviously this comes with a caveat, so take what I say with some consideration.  I really enjoy reading Saveur magazine and have recently and abruptly wrapped up my subscription of it for a year.  The writing in it is superb, the pictures are delightful, and overall, I find it to definitely be a 4-5 star worthy endeavor.  However, I recently re-newed my subscription and went to Amazon to see how they were handling and updating my transition from one year to the next.  I also had noticed on Saveur's website that a new issue had come out in the last month that I had yet to receive.  I checked through all my info and realized my subscription ran from May 2012 to May 2013, meaning my ninth issue should have arrived already with my old order.  I contact Amazon who in turn contacted Bonnier.  I received a rather rude email from a representative who abrasively told me that I was only receiving issues until last March and therefore wouldn't receive a ninth issue as part of my subscription (which was a 9-issue subscription, in case that wasn't clear already).  I asked Amazon to contact them and ask them to finish the terms of the agreement, but they have yet only agreed to cancel my new renewed subscription (which has yet to happen) -- not want I wanted.  I think one of the worst parts of Bonnier's reply to my problem was that they then encouraged me to pay $10 more for a renewal directly through them than I would receive from either Saveur's website or Amazon.  As such, I plan on not renewing in the future and possibly just buying an issue here and there if it catches my attention (most of the "100" best style issues range from amazing to terrible, so I definitely could deal with buying only 3-4 issues per year and skipping all less exciting issues in between).


title: Outstanding

text: While reading Harper's one gets the feel that one is reading something historic. The articles feel timely but they don't try too hard to be "hip" or "cool" and they take their time to tell a story. Each piece feels "right" whether or not one always agrees with the view of the writer. Exceptional writing and fun stalwarts  such as Harper's Index and Notes make this magazine incredibly readable and enjoyable.


title: Hubby Loves it

text: Hubby waits for it every month and reads it cover to cover, great fo anyone even a little interested in PC games.


title: Cologne samples ruin the magazine for me.

text: I like the magazine, hate the cologne samples that they put into it. Yuck! I can't read it when they are in there because it makes me sick.


title: SI Rocks

text: This magazine was a gift to my son serving in Afghanistan.  He loved it and it helped to pass the time until he returned.


title: Five Stars

text: Only magazine that I'll subscribe to.


title: Five Stars

text: Great reading and information.


title: Five Stars

text: Very informative.


title: A Wonderful magazine

text: Catster has been everything I could ask for. The articles are so helpful. The photos are just beautiful. I would recommend this magazine for all kitty parents.


NAA


title: National Geographic KIDS--a review

text: I am eight years old and I still think National Geo KIDS is great! It's a great magazine for kids and it has interesting things inside, for example, the newest issue had an article about the newest technology which had what new things scientists have invented! It also always has a certain topic of an animal (which is on the cover) and has a long article that helps you learn about these amazing species. In the newest article of National Geo KIDS they had an article about Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 and it had interviews with the characters and behind the scenes stuff!


title: Good for planning

text: this magazine is excellent for planning. My first issue arrived damaged.


title: Popular Science

text: Great magazine for the price.  Popilar Science lets you take a glimps into the future and does it in easy to understand language.


title: Consuner Reports

text: Enjoyed every issue and learned a great deal about product that I buy.  I have switched brands in some cases due to a better qualilty product or cheaper cost.


title: Soldier of Fortune

text: The magazine arrived and I got every issue.  The cost was much cheaper than buying from a News stand.  Should be required reading for every soldier.


title: Penthouse

text: Never had to wait and was quite pleased with the product.  I was a lot cheaper than buying at a news stand.


title: LOVE this magazine

text: Always fresh new ideas. LOVE this magazine!!!


title: ... kids magazine that the whole family can read and enjoy.

text: Exceptional kids magazine that the whole family can read and enjoy.


title: Great food issue

text: I received this magazine so quickly


title: Some like it hot!

text: Love this magazine. Whish it had more "how to do" articles though.


title: Some months are better than others...

text:
I have been off and on subscribing to this magazine since 1981 and have found it to be in some ways inconsistant in quality.
Some months are really great and other months not so hot. I suppose that is an entirely subjective opinion on my part based on my own personal interests and predjudices so your mileage may vary.
The one thing I wish they would come out with for this magazine though is a searchable CDROM archive.  I have dozens of these magazines at home and have to search through them looking for particular recipes on occasion. After 20 years worth of them that can be quite the task.


title: Terrible.

text: It's almost all ads. I was bought this as a gift but I skim through it every month then toss it. I have yet to find a good recipe or article in it.


title: Just arrived!

text: Great price for a magazine that my whole family has already read through and cannot wait for the next one!


title: Great Deal

text: Great magazine great price will reorder if same deal is available indubitably


title: Inspiring & Mouth Watering

text: My nephew gave me my first copy of this wonderful magazine - and I was hooked.  It is high quality in all areas. The photography is fabulous and overall quality top rated. The magazine is filled with great recipes for Tea Parties, or anytime, as well as highlighting a tea shop. I would say my only "complaint" is that they don't include some of the recipes from the tea shop they have visited, but perhaps those are ones the shop doesn't want to share. I like that even though there are a lot of ads, it is not overpowering at all -- the recipes and articles are what you really focus on. I would recommend this to any Tea lover... especially those who love Tea Parties.


title: Adds adds adds.

text: Magazine is all adds


title: Please read

text: Everyone that has only received one or just a few issues of high times magazines and paid for a full year, I had the same thing happen and I bought my subscription straight threw high times but only received 2 for the year. I have emailed them about it including all my account information and they never responded. It's not Amazon's fault for this happening. High times is the one to blame. I'll never subscribe to high times again.


title: Great magazine!

text: I am a do it yourself person and am hooked on HGTV and love, love, love this magazine. Great advice and pictures. I will continue to get this magazine as well as DIY Magazine. Some people like e magazines but for me there is nothing like the real thing to hold in your hand.


title: 🤷♀ subscribed for the year 2019

text: I had subscribe for the year 2019 and after 8 months it stop... no magazine in the last two months.


title: Paid in advance, 3 months ago, still waiting.

text: We ordered and paid for this subscription in advance.  We've already received a letter from the publisher asking us to extend our subscription for another year.  Unfortunately, we've seen nothing of the first mag.  The email that confirmed the order informed us we would receive delivery in March.  Now, we find we won't see it until April.


title: Love this magazine

text: I get this magazine for my great niece for Christmas every year. It's a great way to share our Christian faith.


title: Love this magazine

text: I get this magazine for my great nephew and niece every year for Christmas and they love it. I love to be able to share Jesus and our Christian values this way.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent material for kids.  Colorful pages keep their interest.


title: Great magazine for military collectors

text: Just browsing. Lot of various military items.


title: love this magazine^^

text: but you can get it cheaper elsewhere! fujisan.com


title: a gift

text: MY sons girl enjoys this magazine and the price is great too. I have been getting this for her now for a couple of years.


title: All advertising.

text: Very little content but page's of adds. Not worth the money.


title: My favorite arts magazine.

text: I enjoy Cloth Paper Scissors magazine. Wonderful, unique ideas that I can get inspiration from and use in class.  I  will reorder soon.


title: I love the hidden gems!

text: I never saw or read the prior years of Martha Stewart Living mag but last year I started reading them and I fell in love. There are so many little gems and resources - plus I get lots of inspiration. I have yet to find another magazine like it.


title: I would not renew my subscription nor would I recommend the magazine anymore.

text: I liked the recipes but years ago it was so much better! Not only did it have awesome recipes but it had peoples stories, a pen pal section, games and so much more than now. Very disappointed as this used to be my favorite magazine and one that I read from cover to cover.


title: Best sewing magazine printed

text: Best magazine on sewing on the rack.


title: Five Stars

text: Great coverage of history. Outstanding visuals.


Five Stars


title: Getting help with everyday repairs & updates on my home.

text: There is nothing I dislike about this publication. I learn valuable information from home repairs to lawn care.


title: Good Read

text: I like Autoweek because of the articles.  They are usually short enough for a quick read, but provide enough information to actually inform you.  It is well written and entertaining to read.  My only complaint is that there are so many ads, especially towards the back of the magazine.  I know that this is necessary for a magazine to survive in the digital era that we are in now.  I can overlook this fault, because the rest of the magazine is filled with good substance.  I would recommend this magazine to anyone that has a love or interest of cars.


title: Found it on Slickdeals for cheap

text: I found this amazingly cheap offer on Slickdeals so I just had to get it when I had the chance. It was a while ago, but I believe it was ~$5/year. Too cheap to pass up. I got it and gave up on Starbucks for 2 days.


title: Bravo Burda!

text: I am having a good time doing the patterns than come with the magazine.  I like the patterns because they are modern and for different preferences.


title: Everything you ever needed to know about Maleic Anhydride Acrylic Acid

text: How much do you know about Maleic Anhydride Acrylic Acid? Not much, I bet.  You can cure your painfully inadequate knowledge of this important acid (after all, this *is* a multifunctional chemical intermediate that finds applications in nearly every field of industrial chemistry) by subscribing to this informative magazine for the low, low price of $5,465.11.  And shipping is free!  Amaze your friends with your new-found knowledge!  Be THE hit of the next cocktail party!  Join the Maleic Anhydride Acrylic Acid revolution!


title: Big Yard or Small Farm!

text: Continues one of my favorite outdoor magazines,.This includes a wide range of info from gardens to livestock, and great photos and or diagrams when called for. I especially like the comprehensive info on heritage history, again, for both livestock and vegetables.


Love it


title: I love this magazine!

text: There are a variety of homes featured in each issue so I can see the inside of grand homes and cottages.  I also enjoy the articles on life in England.  I get a mini trip "across the pond" with each issue.


title: Cheers!!

text:
An excellent 'every-man' (or woman) mag about the fine art of homebrewing.  I've been a homebrewer for over 20 years and have seen a lot of stuff come and go, yet I still get good ideas out of each issue (and not just recipes, although the Szamatulski's contributions are usually good).  Typically, in the area of gadgets.
So you wanna learn to brew?  Get one of Papazian's books, and a subscription to this magazine, and your off to a good start (Papazian's magazine 'Zymurgy' is good, too -- but can be a little overly 'techie' for my tastes)
I don't know what would make me give this a 5-star, it just seems like there's room for improvement.  Although I can't put my finger on exactly what.
Cheers, y'all.  Relax, don't worry -- have a homebrew.


title: Just meant for relaxing!

text: Need to unwind and enjoy learning the latest in home decor and delicious recipies?  Martha Stewart Living fills the bill!  Beautiful photographs, easy to follow instructions. . . perfect results. You'll find all kinds of information here.


title: I enjoyed reading these

text: Great read


title: Digital Only

text: Print version is good, but they switched to a digital only version in the middle of my subscription which is totally unacceptable. Customer service at the magazine NOT helpful.


title: No Hype Whatsoever. The #1 Resource for ALL Investors

text:
You may think twice when you see the subscription price. DON'T!!!

Investors Business Daily (IBD) is the top resource for beginner to professional investor. Each day IBD uses their highly successful CAN SLIM formula for identifying the next up and coming stocks. Great Features include:

The Big Picture - A daily paragraph reviewing the previous days activity, along with a barometer of how the market is doing.

The Real Most Active - List of stocks that see unusual increases/decreases in volume trading. Not your typical Microsoft/Cisco/Nasdaq 100 list.

Investor's Corner - A daily lesson on becoming a better investor. Using history and examples.

IBD 100 - The current 100 most promising stocks recognized by IBM thru a multitude of fundamentals.

Leaders and Success - A daily biography of a historical political/business/military/sport leader and how they changed the face of their industry.

Finally, when you subscribe you get access to the IBD Learning Center which gives lessons on buying and selling.

If you pickup one lesson from this newspaper it will more than save you or make you back the subscription fee.

My greatest lesson learned thus far:
No matter what, if a stock falls below 7-8% of your initial purchase price, sell it. No matter what.


title: Great Magazine, a little gem!

text:
I came across Saveur by accident, and initially I just flipped through it at the office, mostly for 5-10 seconds, and then put it down and went on with work.
Recently, I was back into cooking and reading about the culinary world big time, and viola, a stack of Saveur is still sitting there at the corner, piling up.

I gave it a thorough look through, and I was amazed how I have missed this little gem for such a long time, it has information about interesting ingredients, stories, histories, and more.

I definitely enjoyed the article on Salmon, and the reference by someone here about it being like the National Geographic for food, is definitely not too far off.

If you are like me, and like to know about things and not just looking to find recipes, this magazine will wow you.

Someone else said that it encourages travel, and I think that should be the way it is.

Think about it, even if you have the recipe for this interesting dish that you want to try, and lets say you found the ingredients, how do you know if it is going to be authentic?

I love travel and this magazine does adds my determination to go travel.


title: Must-Have for MCM buffs.

text: Highly recommended for any Mid-century modern buffs. It has a ton of great ideas for your own home, as well as restoration projects done by other people, and the advertising actually makes sense for the magazine. I found a bunch of great retailers in this magazine.


title: Definitely # 1

text:
O Magazine like the Oprah Winfrey Show addresses issues that relate to real people.  I like to see Oprah's picture on the magazine - it is her signature, it boldly tells me that Oprah is in control of the content and I can have confidence in the information provided.

The magazine is very convenient; unlike the show, I can re-visit the information in the magazine at anytime.  It's the type of magazine you don't want to throw out - there is definitely a place for it in my library.


title: Best Mag out for Reefkeeping Hobby

text:
This is by far the best magazine available to reefkeeping hobbyists. I have read every issue released so far. The magazine explains techniques promoted by modern reef aquarists around the world, and especially from Europe.

Some of the techniques are very new and the methods are not always viable by many hobbyists who enter and exit out of frustration, but the magazine has a basic section for new aquarists.

The reason for 4/5 stars is that some of the claims made by paid advertisers are insulting to the readers intelligence.


title: My wife and I love watching America's Test Kitchen and this seemed like the ...

text: My wife and I love watching America's Test Kitchen and this seemed like the next logical step. We are not regretting it.


title: Not one issue was ever delivered

text: No issues of this magazine were ever delivered to the recipient of this gift subscription.  Attempts at online contact with Ranger Rick went nowhere.  This is a nice magazine for young children, but the unreliability of the subscription service is not worth the aggravation.


title: LOVE THIS MAGAZINE.

text: I can not get enough of Women's Health. It's full of so many interesting facts. Ever issue is different and unique.


title: Great magazine. Son in Peace Shares shares with his colleagues  and class

text: Love the magazine and happy to receive from Amazion, my first choice when shopping online. When finished reading, send to my son in in the Peace Corps in Africa.


title: I order one subscription clearly. Was billed for three ...

text: I order one subscription clearly . Was billed for three.  three weeks and no help what so ever. off to report this fraud


title: Puff pieces on pop products

text:
Long running mag provides a dependable thumbnail sketch of what's new or coming up in the pop culture.  Want to get an idea of the new movies coming out on Friday - it's here.  Or new popular music on release Tuesday - it' here.  No as much though with DVD or personal devices offerings.  Well there's only so much that can be covered in week. still provides a bit of deversion and fun and is never self important or condescending to it's readers.  Could use more of the b*tchiness of the old Premiere magazine but I guess the 80s are over.  Lizzy Gelber-Waxner (sp?) is always a hoot though and it's great they brought that back.

And unlike Rolling Stone which often seems stuck in the 60s EW doles out reviews of new artists which gives it a bit of relevance.  Though hate the dreaded picture issues which can be scanned and recycled in 10 minutes.


title: Week after week enjoyment.

text: I read some reviews before posting my own about Newsweek. I for one don't see what isn't to like about this magazine. I love reading it cover to cover. While every topic may not completely interest me at first glance, they still end up being worth the read. Plus you'd be amazed how many times the articles I've taken the time to read become conversations that I can have a say in!


title: Great Magazine

text: Great magazine, I was a subscriber for a while and now I'm getting it again.  Informative, interesting, and constantly working to improve its readers' experience.


title: Perfect

text: Everything was perfect. Thanks


title: Dog Fancy

text: Like this magazine and has some good articels.  Also get Bark.  This has a bit to many ads but still overall pretty good.


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine for us beaders


title: Four Stars

text: Waiting for the print copy in August


title: Five Stars

text: This was a gift for Christmas for my husband - he is fully enjoying it...


title: great magazine!

text: This will be a great resource for me as I love to read and also facilitate a bookgroup.  I love it!


title: Annoyed

text: Still waiting for it to come it's been four weeks. I am starting to be annoyed. Come on seventeen. Hurry up.


title: My Life Line to the World

text:
Does anyone else feel a tad panicky when their Tuesday "New Yorker" delivery didn't make it? I have to go and check to see if it's supposed to be a double issue for that week or not. Then of course it's bound to be late.
God forbid I don't get it by Friday.

 Fabulous writing. You find yourself learning and caring about issues you'd never heard of. How they pull it off. Week after week. Naturally,
 it's a big wide world out there. Stuff in that magazine is pretty much vital.


title: Antique Trader is loaded with relevant information for collectors

text: This magazine is published 43 times a year, with anywhere from 48 to 64 pages per issue. Many of the issues hold exclusive excerpts from Krause Publications antiques and collectibles books on subjects like depression glass, vintage fishing lures, Hummel figurines, Santa dolls ... the list goes on and on. Regular columns appear on fine art, the antiques market, antique furniture, free subscriber appraisals, antique dolls, silver care, letters to the editor and more! As well as relevant news on antiques and collectibles. The Antique Trader website [...] has a free magazine sample (in PDF format) available for download on their homepage.


title: Lots of good information

text: Lots of good information on varied subjects; travel, unit maintenance, repair issues, new products.


title: Nice Mag - Good Read

text: I am enjoying this subscription. I wish it came more often. Great pictures, relevant articles, few ads. We garden and have chickens, ducks, geese, and turkeys. While not a farm, this is perfect for us. The price was great too.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine.  Has lot of interesting stories which I enjoy.


title: Canada is not Outer Mongolia

text:
Probably a great publication.  I hope so; I got it as a gift for a grandchild.  First issue has yet to arrive, many weeks later.

Unfortunately, another example of a neanderthal organization that never heard of Canada or any other country outside the Excited States.  Had to arrange for it to be sent to a friend in the USA who will forward it each month.

Ridiculous.


title: Usually damaged

text: Good reading


title: WORLD'S BEST BIKER RAG!

text: Easyriders has been the "biker's bible" for nearly 50 years. It continues to offer the best custom motorcycle features and exciting coverage of motorcycle runs and rallies all over the world. If you love motorcycles, especially Harleys, this rag is for you!!!


title: Nice value for car lovers

text: Nice value


title: Five Stars

text: Vogue is the iconic one among all fashion magazines.


title: Five Stars

text: My husband can't live without it.


title: Baby need it

text: Baby like it. I hope the paper quality will be better.


title: All around magazine. Lots of information!

text: Love this magazine


title: Love this magazine

text: I've had a subscription since 2000. Love this magazine.


title: Best Arts and Crafts Publication out there!

text: This is by far the best publication on Arts and Crafts style and bungalows. High quality paper and printing and written by experts and those with a passion for all aspects of Arts and Crafts style and architecture. We keep every issue.


title: wow

text: Great


title: Very informative

text: I have had Entertainment Weekly before. It keeps you up to date on the new movies, TV shows, music and books.


title: Best stamp magazine out there

text: This is one of the best Stamp magazines that I have ever seen. All the projects have detailed instructions and pictures to show you every step of the way how the project was done.  I love, love, love it!!  You can get it cheaper from the publisher by about 40 bucks so think about going that route.  Its worth every penny.


title: Let down by politics in reviews

text: I have been a subscriber for many years, please keep your snarky political comments out of the reviews. I don’t read your magazine to be insulted by anyone.!! Reappraising my subscription….


title: Good food

text: Really good food that is simple to make with a realistic ingredient list.


title: Four Stars

text: It is an interesting magazine..not just fashion and beauty but enjoyable book reviews and informative articles.


title: One Star

text: Never got the digital version


title: Five Stars

text: I send this magazine to my brother in prison, he loves Midwest outdoors, thanks.


title: Took long

text: Took long


title: Perfect for Newbies, Mixed for Professionals

text:
At my first job in video production as a production assistant, my employers had years of old HDVideoPro magazines sitting on the shelf. A couple years ago, when I couldn't remember whether it was ISO or white balance that was measured in "kays," this magazine was great. It was an immersion experience that taught the beginning videographer much about the language, the big names, the direction of the industry, and all of the high-level stuff you'd never get at your first job in video production.

But now I have a better job that pays more and requires more specific skills. Most of my job training comes from Lynda.com, Vimeo, and experience. That's not to say I don't value my HDVideoPro subscription -- after all, I still like looking at the new products coming out. But, as a professional, the articles don't really give me the substance that I need. What I need is analysis: critical looks at storytelling devices, breakdowns of difficult shots, rigorous behind-the-scenes coverage, and revealing exclusive interviews.

And there lies HDVideoPro's strength and weakness: it is a high-level magazine for people who need high-level information. Though great for amateurs and beginners, HDVideoPro's usefulness trails off once you start moving up in the industry.


title: Great tips

text: Lots of ideas


title: Five Stars

text: Great mag with solid tips


I have nothing against Andy Cohen, he is just not in my wheelhouse of entertainment.  There really wasn't one article that was worth reading for me, but I'm sure my wife will enjoy it.  For me it was a disappointment.


title: PS Fanboy's Favorite Mag

text: Playstation: The Official Magazine is definitely the magazine for Playstation fanboys. To say that it's for fanboys is an obvious statement. But regardless of your affiliation if you have a PS3 or PSP and would just like to avoid the rampant trolling and bashing of fans and writers alike of other consoles then this is the magazine for you. Most multi-media sites that feature game reviews, regardless of their claim for objectivity, seem to side with one console or another. It's not to say there aren't any unbiased writers out there but if you love your Playstation consoles and don't want to be constantly avoiding media clutter then this is your number 1 Gaming magazine. Casual gamers and Hardcore gamers alike would enjoy this magazine for it's in depth coverage on all things Playstation, from peripherals, softwares, upcoming games and downloadable content.


title: Consumerism and Ads

text: Like all magazines today, full of advertisements, product reviews, and the underlying consumerism message that you can spend your way to a healthy lifestyle. Some useful information on nutrition and exercise; too small a ratio to warrent the cost.


title: FINTASTIC

text: I often read this magazine to prove that I am a true fish geek.  Great information and the best fish magazine available.


title: Junk Mail Galore

text:
Watch out for spam mail. Before I got my first issue I received a letter almost begging me to start a subscription.

I've received one of these every week, even after requesting to be taken off the mailing list. Good magazine, but not worth the extra  bulk in my mailbox.


title: My first magazine - No cd

text: I had a subscription to Success a while back and decided that I wanted to renew my subscription to continue to receive this great magazine.  I loved the fact that it had an accompanying cd inside.  So after I would read the magazine, I played the cd in my car for reinforcement.  However, in my first issue (this one has Dave Ramsey on the cover) through Amazon, I noticed there was no cd.  So, I'm guessing that maybe they just decided to stop sending the magazine with the insert.  I really don't know.  Maybe my next one will have the cd in it.  I hope.


title: nail art for all!

text: Love nail art, nail trends, DIY nail tutorials, and new nail products? This is the magazine for you. Filled with beautiful photos, people you should know in the nail industry, and also it features your nail art with certain themes that you can submit your photos to. This magazine is perfect for a nail enthusiast, and is the sister magazine of Nail Pro magazine!


title: Three Stars

text: Left wing liberalism at it's best


title: Great Read

text: My 9 year old daughter loves this magazine.  Our only complaint is that its takes her an hour to read it, but she has to wait two months to get the next issue.  Kudos re the Nov/Dec 2015 issue for gently introducing the topic of same sex families.  Well done, and keep up the tolerant attitude for all walks of life.


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Love the magazine

text: Love the magazine. Thought it was $5 for 12 months. My mistake it was 12 issues for $5. Also makes me wish I could go to all the museum's.


title: Enp

text: Recipes


title: The measurement of EMS professional journals is set by JEMS

text: I have subscribed to JEMS for more than 10 years now. It is the journal that all other EMS magazines are trying to be like. It has the nation's leaders in EMS contributing to articles. It has research, an annual survey of the biggest cities and their systems, an annual salary/workplace survey, reviews of equipment and vehicles, and it is involved in several annual conferences.


title: Stuffed With Knowledge

text: Finally decided to subscribe to this little magazine, and boy was it filled with  interesting stuff


title: Great gift!

text: Annual gift subscription for beloved daughter-in-law.  She really likes it.


title: It was a gift and I didn't get a chance to read it

text: My son requested this magazine for a gift.  He has had a subscription before and wanted to have a subscription again.  I am not familiar with the magazine and therefore cannot give a review of the magazine.


title: DELIVERY DATE DISASTER!!!

text: I was informed that I would receive this subscription between the dates of Dec. 21-Dec.24, which was perfect, because I had planned it as a surprise Christmas gift for my niece. Unfortunately, and obviously, the item has not arrived to her address as of yet, and Christmas has come and gone. Economically, times are difficult for me. So, this is the only gift I purchased for her, and she felt awful when there was no gift from me. However, I felt much more awful than she did! After logging into my account, I have come to see that the delivery date of this package has been changed to Jan 6th! I am irate about this, because I never even received a notice of this change! I learn from my mistakes. So, obviously, I will never order another magazine subscription via amazon.com.


title: Would like to discontinue my subscription.  Thank you

text: I liked the magazine but would like to stop my subscription.  How do I go about this.  Don’t get me wrong it is a nicely designed magazine .


title: I really enjoy Prevention magazine

text: I really enjoy Prevention magazine. It gives me lots of useful and positive information that I regularly use and pass on to my friends and family.


title: Five Stars

text: My brother-in-law loves getting this for Christmas every year.


title: Forbes knows money and I read it weekly - Need ...

text: Forbes knows money and I read it weekly - Need cash? Earn your first online commission in the next 15 minutes with new marketing method: - [...]


title: Interesting for the beginner, something to aspire to

text: I am just starting my yoga practice, and as I looked for more details of poses and such online after class, I kept ending up on the YogaJournal.com website. Last time grocery shopping I picked up a copy, couldn't put it down, and ordered a subscription. As a beginner I have found it VERY interesting with articles on how yoga is helping patients mentally and physically with breast cancer, common sense articles on herbs for ailments AND yoga poses to ease an ailment also, many others--I read it literally cover to cover. I found it really helpful to go from class (a bunch of ladies bonding over our struggles to balance or stay in a pose) to how the rest of the (yoga) world perceives/practices/enriches through yoga! I found it perfectly readable for a complete beginner to augment class instruction (oooh the possibilities!!!) to wanting to set it aside and review as I get further along in the future. And their website is a wealth of information as well.


title: Want to cancel want a REFUND

text:
Got subscription beginning of May 2019. September now and have only received one issue. Want to cancel and get a refund. a waste of money. The one issue I received is mostly advertisements.

Update 12/19/19 Still have only received the one issue. No response from anyone. Don't waste your money.

Update 9/30/20 Never ever received a single Issue - Do Not Buy. Never even heard from anyone.

2/25/22 Never heard anything from no refund. Huge waste of money


title: Decline of a great magazine

text: I no longer am interested in your magazine I honestly believe you have succumb to the left

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title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine. I've been reading it since I was a kid.


title: While sometimes very unforgiving, EGM still shines

text:
By far, the only two mainstream game magazines that are best known are Gamepro and this one, EGM. And, if you have looked long enough, you would see the ongoing thrashing of the magazines from each of their fans. Hardcore EGM readers will bomb Gamepro, and longtime GP faithful will tell EGM what-for, and this will never really change. There is good reason for this, however. The two game magazines are both really good, and give everything that they should give, and both of them do this while fixing the flaws they have, albiet hesitantly. It seems, though, that one magazine falters where the other does well on. For instance, Gamepro might give in-depth reviews, but only one reviewer has the byline, while EGM has multiple bylines, but more bare bones then the former.
EGM delivers on the interactive front. They have more space for more letters (and longer ones) than Gamepro, though GP responds to them somewhat better than EGM does (more on this in a minute). Another area that EGM shines on is the humor. They don't use too much maturity when writing them, therefore can be a much funnier ride when reading it. More feature articles also round out this mix of good forthcomings from EGM, and these are soely in-depth and don't lose you in it's content.
However, there are flaws within EGM's otherwise solid structure. First off, there are alot of features. Sometimes too many. So many, in fact, that it seems that they don't have as much space to do the reviews, which, while somewhat informative, don't really go into all that much detail when trying to tell you what to buy, and that is what game magazine should be doing. Secondly, their stragety's are somewhat lacking in the depth department. Sure, they will give you some tips and cheats, but Gamepro has been beating EGM by a MILE in this department ever since they started, as EGM doesn't have the in-depth stageties that Gamepro gives, and EGM still suffers in this area, and don't expect to have this one fixed by a baby step.
However, the biggest shortcoming that kept this score from five is their unforgiving structure. Sure, they have a better spectrum of a ratings structure than Gamepro, but this also has it's cons. When reviewing a game, one minor flaw that everyone else BUT the EGM reviewers will overlook, or even not see at all or consider a flaw, knocks that score down by about a point, whereas Gamepro can still give it their highest score when noticing that same flaw. Also, the "hyped" games get better coverage and better attention by EGM and get high scores for just being a hyped game, while the games that may not get as much coverage and get shoved off to the side. Also, as I have said before, only the EGM reviewers can notice the flaws in some of the games that they find. Sure, everybody will have their own opinions on certain games, but EGM's the ONLY ones that find a flaw in some of the games (very few games, if any, has ever gotten a 10.0, it's highest score, by any reviewer in EGM), and even the littlest flaws can bump the scores down by a full point or two. Gamepro is better here, as it also gives non-hyped games a chance. Also, if your reading EGM religiously, they have told you that if you don't have certain things (like broadband or a big screen TV), you're stupid. Also, if you tell them a different opinion than their own in your letter, expect to get one of the biggest toungue-lashings ever. Sometimes, the person writing the letter doesn't deserve what they got as a response. Finally, while not terribly biased, EGM will be at times. Remember what I said about unhyped games being pushed off to the side? Maybe EGM doesn't soely create the hype that a game gets, but it certainly rides along with it and even contributes to it.
Dispite it's shortcomings, EGM is still a great magazine, and personally, I don't perfer GamePro over EGM or vice versa. I like them both equally. If you like one, you will like the other. Sure, the hardcore fans of each mag will continue to trash the other mag, but both the mags have their shortcomings, and EGM is no different. Still, the features and humor found within EGM are enough to warrent your money. Just be sure to get Gamepro, too, if you want a more forgiving voice and a more in-depth review.


title: Four Stars

text: Interest articles and good workouts


title: You're serious?

text: How do you expect me to review a product which I haven't received yet?  No I don't HATE this magazine, but the survey insisted I rate it - I couldn't give it no stars, so I gave it one.


title: Size o fLettering

text: I read these before I go to bed at night, I love large print...


title: Awesome

text: Relevant articles and great photos. This is the auto magazine for those who want to stay current in the industry. In the industry it is important to know about the competition. These magazines allow me to stay up to date and retain an edge over the competition. I enjoy reading this.


title: A must read magazine

text: This is a great magazine for all things southern


title: The true, honest, and fun travel magazine for Gays and Lesbians

text: I love the magazine. I got the subscription for a year for 6 bucks. Thats unbeatable, especially for all the content inside. Its has a lot more content than other LGBT magazines on the market. Although the travel destinations are expensive all the issues have great travel advice and gives good insight into where it is safe to go and stay for LGBT people. Also when it is sent monthly, it comes with a paper cover so the you're not outed at the mailbox. Its discreet but has a lot of useful and fun content inside. The people featured in the stories are real gay people and are not necessarily the stereotypic gay archetype. Although it is lacking in lesbian and transgender representation it still has fresh content for all on the LGBT spectrum. The magazine is great if you are a gay male since it is more targeted towards gay guys. Also it has few ads and a lot of content. Its a true, honest, and fun magazine for all.


title: Great value

text: Great recipes and home improvement ideas


title: Myths, half-truths and advertisements

text:
Hardly an issue of "SHAPE" hits the newstands that does not prominently feature some article that sells some myth of fitness. There is almost always some article on "sculpting" followed by another implying there are some magic "spot reducing" exercise contained the pages. These two myths of fitness seem to be part of the magazine's core editorial policy. "Sculpting" is something done to clay, not muscles and fat, and "spot reducing" is a myth that ranks up there with the Flat Earth Society. I suspect the editorial staff of "SHAPE" promotes the kind of articles that espouse what people want to hear, not what is true about working out. Furthermore, nearly every photo of a strength training exercise features some hot-looking 20-something model using weights so light they wouldn't challenge a grandmother. Never will you see a picture of a model holding a weight that would be even slightly heavy for a healthy, fit woman of that age.

Mostly this magazine seems to be an excuse to sell ad space. Save your money and look elsewhere.


title: awesome

text: these guys are awesome. nice to get some stories with them


title: Sucks

text: Brought it and most of the things are not related really regret buy it


title: Awesome kids magazine

text: I love this magazine. My 10 year old reads it cover to cover and he does not like to read. It is full of so much valuable information


title: Terrible. Complete waste of money

text: Terrible.  Complete waste of money!


title: Great Magazine

text: My friend brought this magazine along with her on vacation and loaned it to me.  Great recipes and great ideas for future uses of vegetables.  Would highly recommend.


title: The most rock & roll men's fashion magazine on the stands

text: If you're looking for another mens fashion magazine with basketball players on the cover or L'Uomo Vogue style metrosexual fashion you will be disappointed by Another Man Magazine. If, however, your tastes lean more towards a rock & roll Burberry-Paul Smith swag style then you will be not disappointed at all. In fact, I would go so far as to say that Another Man is the most modern mens fashion magazine around, and it's never, ever boring. Which is the way fashion should be.


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine. I am constantly seeing places I wish I could afford to go.Maybe someday ... dreaming for now.


title: This is a "Hard Core" no screwing around magazine for the Elite and Lay-man.

text: The latest idea's of what needs to be known in a defensive situation's,what needs to be known to survive in a battle from,short to long range.


title: Subscription canceled

text: Marie Claire used to be halfway decent. I previously enjoyed intelligent, informative, and fun articles focusing on fashion, travel, and every day normal life, but this magazine has become extremely political, feminist, leftist, and quite often abusive toward women and what they are, all differences set aside. Yes, women are strong and should make their own choices and be themselves, but I don't enjoy articles celebrating the lives of women who love men who beat them until they're bruised, all while carrying on marriages to other people simultaneously. Sorry, not being my cup of tea, this magazine will no longer be receiving my funding.


title: Recieved only 3 issues- then one more- waste of time and money!

text: Received only 3 issues, gave feed back after giving time and was not even contacted. Fine as long as problem was fixed. I then received one more issue two months later. I tried to contact again, but no response at all. I really don't know who else to talk to.


title: What's not to like about The New Yorker?

text: I've been reading the New Yorker for over 50 years.  The editorial coverage provides a good balance between medical, political, history, and other current events of the day.  Though I'm never in NYC I enjoy the film, opera, Broadway, and other entertainment of "The City."  And then there are the cartoons..................


title: Where are my magazines?

text: I paid for a subscription last August and have only received one magazine, and it is now February.  I just received a request for a subscription renewal!  I would like to renew as soon as I receive the magazines I already paid for!


title: Green Room for the Soul....

text: Surfer magazine has been around since the 50s/60s and is known as the equivalent of the "bible of surfing". Anything and everything about the sport & lifestyle of surfing is covered in each issue. Published monthly, the magazine also releases a yearly calendar as well as a "collector's issue" as well. Coverage of professional and amatuer surfing contests/tours, local as well as international related events, industry related articles, travel features, exclusive interviews and most notably, cutting and insightful editorials/commentary by some of the industry's best writers compounded by inspiring photographs from the best water-photographers of the day make Surfer magazine the best magazine of its kind.<br />Surfer magazine easily gives surfers and non-surfers the feeling of what it means to be a surfer. While it would be easy (and boring) to produce a surfing magazine with mainly pictures, Surfer magazine shines with the added value of its strong written words that add extra depth and meaning while covering issues from sex, drugs, the environment as well as legal issues affecting our coastlines... The price for a subscription it's well worth the price of getting "stoked", even if you live hundreds of miles from the nearest beach. Hang Ten! - d.i.roberts.


title: Sonja the weaver

text: This magazine is great! It gives ideas, articles, and all in all, something which gives you the sence of connection with the weaving world and the weavers worldwide.


title: Never received this magazine.

text: Although I believe this is a great magazine for kids, my grandchild never got to enjoy it.  When I got my renewal notice I contacted the parents to see if I should order again.  I found out that it was never received.  Not a single issue in the entire year's subscription.  Wondering if this is a common issue with gift subscriptions.


title: Five Stars

text: love this magazine!


title: Good general purpose mag

text:
Pop Photo is a good general purpose photography magazine.  The coverage of new trends and products is good and the techncial reviews of equipment can't be beat.

There is a tendency for the editorial staff to be combative with letter writers (check the letters to the editor).  This can be annoying, and fortunately they've mellowed out a bit over the past couple of years.

Good travel photo column, and the readers photos segement is the first thing I look for every issue.

One caveat, if you're a digital photographer looking for in-depth digital how-tos this isn't the mag for you.


title: Excellent!

text: I bought this magazine subscription for my daughter and her husband for Christmas. I have been receiving it for years so I knew it to be an excellent culinary mag for foodies and novice cooks alike.<br />Thank You!


title: COME FOR THE CARTOONS , STAY FOR THE GREAT ARTICLES

text: I have been reading THE NEW YORKER for several years  and continue to enjoy it. The opening pages keep you up to date on what is happening on Broadway and the Clubs  in the Big Apple , a great City.  I always find  at least one article , and usuallly more , that I find interesting.


title: A Bonnie Good Maganzine

text:
My wife's family is from Glasgow and last year after her trip to Scotland with our son for two weeks, I decided to give her a subscription to Scotland Magazine for Christmas.  So far We've enjoyed the many articles, stories and series in Scotland Magazine.  The mix of culture, history, lifestyle and Scottish destinations are very good.  We also enjoy the monthly stories of famous Scots who are in the Entertainment industry.

The overall production and layout shows excellent attention to detail and presents information in a very high quality manner.  When the renewal notice arrived this year I asked my wife if she enjoyed the magazine and would like renew her subscription, to which she replied a resounding, yes.  I myself, a Non-Scot, have found the magazine to be a great source of reading enjoyment, so much so, that We're planning a trip to Scotland next year.

To anyone interested in visiting Scotland, I would strongly recommend a subscription to Scotland Magazine.  Scotland Magazine is a keeper.


title: Not ‘architecture, more celebrities homes

text: Architecture suggests higher aesthetics and inspiring. Nothing inspiring about boring celebs with too much money. The magazine is also very low in content. I subscribed 1 year foe $10. Not worth it even for that price.


title: If You Only Read One Periodical This is It

text: A playground for the mind. Covers a wide range of subjects. Each review is a full essay on the subject of the book. Many reviews compare and contrast several recently published books on the same subject. Learned and sophisticated yet fully accessible. An on-going liberal arts education and the easiest way I know to keep the eclectic learning that a liberal arts education aspires to.


title: Good but buy elsewhere

text: Awesome title from the UK, but for American and Canadian subscribers go to the official retro gamer site and enter the promo code: CLASSIC for the discounted price of £50.00 or $77.31 in US dollars.


title: Excellent Military History Source

text: TQJMH is different from other history publications because it looks for not well known events and stories that are important for military history buffs and historians in general. Attention to detail is very important for historians and TQJMH does this very well. Thumbs up for TQJMH.


title: avant garde

text:
This magazine has fashion that is rather high-end and expensive.
It's sort of interesting, but I find myself going, "Okay, what about this outfit could I actually wear to school?"
Other magazines distill high end fashion FOR you, and give you trends in wearable ways. Not this one.
I won't renew the subscription.

Still, if you're really looking for the most cutting edge fashion, and if that's your passion, then this magazine will be good for you


title: LEFT WING LIBERTARIANS

text: Please avoid Reason.  The good work they do is negated by their betrayals and attacks on others in the Liberty movement.  Reason needs to fire their senior editors.


title: Five Stars

text: lets do it again


title: Look forward to each issue!

text: My sister in law and I really enjoy this magazine!  When we are together we like to check out local tea houses, but when apart this magazine keeps us connected in our love for all things tea!


title: Love it.

text: Absolutely love this magazine.


title: Numismatic News

text: It is a great magazine.I get a lot of up to date information out of it and I love the letters to the editor.


title: Always good.

text: I never get tired of their articles especially the ones on future tech.


title: Great magazine

text: I don't think you can beat The New Yorker for page to page quality of writing and subject matter. I love it.


title: Five Stars

text: great gift for a guy


title: Motor Trend Magazine

text: This magazine has been viewed by inmates and has been truly enjoyed.  thanks to you I can afford to send it to our friends


title: Excellent Magazine from the Best Beverage City in the World

text:
Portlanders like to drink; coffee, tea, beer, wine, booze, water...whatever.  Give Portlanders a glass and pretty soon they'll be snobs about what side of town the filling comes from.  Great American Beer Festival Gold Medals frequently accumulate more heavily in each side of town than in other states...and there are five sides of town!  World class coffee and tea companies spring up like mushrooms after a fall rain.  The tap water can legally be bottled as spring water.

Imbibe magazine is a great magazine about great drinks from a place where they really care about such things.  They provide excellent coverage of recent drinking trends and great old standards.  Best yet, it's not a bunch of New Yorkers explaining why you should live in Manhattan.  It's a bunch of Portlanders inviting you to the best drinks in the world.  Enjoy a subscription, and remember to hydrate before going to sleep after a night on the town.


title: Great magazine

text: Terrific magazine.  Great way to keep up with current trends in jazz.  Been reading this magazine since 1964.  Use it quite a bit to discover new music to listen to.


title: International affairs just a step away from the players

text:
Over the last year, every issue of Foreign Affairs has been punctuated with significant essays from political and academic notables. The magazine also includes occasionally heated responses to previous essays and candid reviews of current books on international affairs. The publication frequently serves as a means for those aspiring to be in or recently pushed out of power in American government to express their views. Political figures such as Condeleeza Rice writing during the Clinton administration, former middle east envoy Dennis Ross (most recent issue), or Clinton National Security aid Strobe Talbot might fit into this category. Current executive or legislative eminences are much less frequent contributers - although Senator Chuck Hagel did provide a recent, but not especially enlightening, offering.

There were a number of informative articles in the last two publications of the magazine. Each issue had one particularly worthwhile essay. For November/December Gal Luft and Anne Korin wrote about  unarmed oil tankers, narrow, crowded and poorly guarded sea lanes and what steps terrorists may have already taken to position themselves to exploit these vulnerabilities. In the January/February issue Edward Luttwak presents the first persuasive argument I've seen for immediate disengagement from Iraq. He explains convincingly how a withdrawal coupled with extremely deft diplomacy might shift the burden of establishing a stable Iraqi government from the US to Iraq's neighbors and provide the added bonus of an improved US image in the Muslim world and continental Europe.

Foreign Affairs is well worth the time of anyone who has an interest in becoming conversant with current political issues.


title: The Best Literary Journal in the world

text: The London Review of Books is, without a doubt the best literary journal in the world: at the same time erudite, entertaining and informative, each issue is a foray into a world of knowledge that is all too lacking in other publications and media. There was a time in my life when I couldn't afford to put my heating on in the bitterly cold British winter, but I never thought to cancel my subscription to the LROB. Highly recommended.


title: Support free speech

text: I support free speech and I believe in the mission of this magazine.  I probably won't read a word of it, but this is an important organization to support.


title: For Some It's Cars.... For Others It's Science

text: If you hate Vogue, Seventeen, YM, Teen People, Entertainment Weekly, US, etc. this is the magazine for you! If you're young like me ( almost 20 ) the people you call friends may just roll their eyes when you have this magazine on your table... It's way better than the [stuff] they read, I just wish there were more pages to it!