title: Five Stars

text: Prevention Magazine is my favorite, and I read it from cover to cover!


title: W

text: W and Harpers Bazaar are the best for couture


title: Just Crossstitch

text: I love this magazine.  I have received it in the mail for many years. The free patterns come with full color pictures and I enjoy flipping through the pages.


title: sew news

text: One of the best  magazines  for looking and planning. It has many great tips. I read it cover to cover.


title: Nice

text: Lots of good info


title: It will be missed.

text: Love the magazine, lots of ideas and techniques for me to explore. Sadly, no more.


title: Bike mag

text: No idea how this is.  Ordered it, waiting for first issue in mid March for a son.  He wanted it. I assume it is a good one.


title: So much fun

text: Yay I love it ever since I was a child thanks<br />update only recived one so far its been months so sad


title: Not what you expected

text: Cancelled due to so many ads...


title: Love it

text: Love it


title: Mad about MAD

text: I ordered this for my son. He loves reading MAD Magazine. It is the closest he has ever been to a comic book.


title: Enjoyable entertainment!

text: Having had both dogs and cats, I am not partial to either, but presently my chihuahua and I benefit from the contents of this magazine.  I love the pictures, beautifully representing multiple breeds--they are all loveable to me.  Helpful articles cover care of skin, weight control, flea/tick control, or loveable antics that other pet lovers have written about their canine friends. It is delightful as well as informative.


title: A beautiful magazine

text: This magazine was ordered as a gift for a dear friend's birthday.  She is a genuine Southern Lady herself, and delights in floral arranging as well as repurposing items in homes and decorating homes for the holidays.  This magazine addresses so many of her interests, as well as being a magazine that is filled with beautiful photography and new ideas for homemakers. It is always tasteful in content, and filled with grace and style such as is characterized by a "Southern Lady." It is eagerly anticipated when the next issue is due.


title: Makes my Granddaughter very happy

text:
One thing all children love is getting mail, so right off the bat this subscription makes my granddaughter, Charlie, jump for joy.  The sturdy construction means she can bring the book with her without fear of it becoming tattered like a traditional magazine.  Her big sister and parents read her the stories and she pretend to read them to her 'baby'.

All in all, this is a wonderful investment that brings joy over and over again


title: Four Stars

text: Magazine has a ton of ads.


title: I Love this magazine - It provides creative recipes I can use from my garden.

text: Reordering my subscription for Mother Earth living.  I went to the Mother Earth Fair and ordered this magazine there for the first subscription.  I find a great deal of food for thought and creative ideas for my garden and recipes to make from the vegetables.


title: Read it from Cover to Cover

text:
Sandra Irish,
I LOVE this magazine. It is one of my favorites for art inspiration.  Have used many techniques (the easier ones) with my elementary
students before I retired three years ago.  Look forward to receiving issue and particularly liked the article on homemade
buttons! Easy step by step instructions and pictures on how to do them!


title: Why?

text: I just don't care about 50% of it.  Maybe I'm too old for Rolling Stone?!?!


title: Great subscriptiob!!

text: I love the Oprah magazine. I will be subscribing again


title: Two Stars

text: I've got one or two issues since January (it's October now)


title: Three Stars

text: It's pretty boring, I read it when I'm hung over in the bathroom


title: Seventeen Magazine

text: I bought this for my daughter who is 15.  She is very happy with it and it was a good price.


title: Five Stars

text: my home town


title: Five Stars

text: I LIKE IT BUT I AM NOT GETTING MY MAGAZINE EACH WEEK!


title: delivery takes way too long!

text: had i known before i ordered how long it takes to start getting the subscription, i may not have purchased...2-3 months! come on! automation should allow the most recent issue to go out within 3 wks and then the rest of the subscription should follow


title: Biased and full of promoted products

text: I tossed every issue since I saw from the front cover that there was a piece based on “First Lady Dr Jill Biden”….. never once had I seen anything from former First Lady Melania Trump and I felt that this magazine was very Biased.


title: Thank you

text: Thank you


title: Extremely conservation based, less on animal info

text: We have been getting this magazine for a year or two and are no longer going to subscribe because it is just so full of info about all the awful things humans are doing to the world.  Don't get me wrong, I think conservation is good, but the stories and articles have become too grim.  In the last issue, the ricky raccoon comic was about how humans are destroying gorilla's habitat in Africa because a certain compound that is required for cellular phones has to be harvested from the ground where they live.  In addition, there was another lengthy article about how red squirrels are needing to be rescued in their natural habitat because humans introduced another type of squirrel to the area, not that that's not a valid issue, but it really put a spin on the magazine that humans are just "bad".  I think everyone would be much better served if this magazine, targeted to children, focused on how amazing animals are and taught children to appreciate and respect wildlife; and in so doing, inspired children to treat nature respectfully as adults.


title: Thin on substance

text: It just doesn't have much to it. It certainly isn't worth $25 for 4 issues.


title: "Clean Eating" includes chicken and burgers?

text: Clean eating is fresh food from the garden, not chicken and other animal meat from filthy slaughterhouses.  This is very deceptive and false advertising.


title: One Big Infomercial

text:
For somebody that grew up reading National Geographic World (now NG Kids), Highlights for Children and MAD Magazine, picking up a kids magazine that is chock-full of commercials for TV shows, movies, records, etc. is very disappointing. There are enough ads on TV to expose your child to more of them in a magazine.

If you want to educate your little future consumer, then this is good for you. But, if you want him to pick up reading habits, then you could use comic books instead as a stepping stone. At least Batman is not trying to sell you something.


title: Great Magazine, Don't Expect Website Access

text: I like Consumer Reports, but I don't like that I don't get full access to their website even though I subscribe to the magazine.


title: It is always fun to get a new magazine and see the colors ...

text: I think I'm a country girl at heart.  It is always fun to get a new magazine and see the colors and what they do with them.


title: This is one of my favorite magazines. I really like all the ideas and ...

text: This is one of my favorite magazines.  I really like all the ideas and how they have ideas that are not out of my budget.


title: Packed w great facts, pictures

text: My son received this magazine as a gift and he LOVES it. Packed w great facts, pictures, and short stories for your eager young learners. I highly recommend this magazine.


title: Three Stars

text: Much lower cost been getting it for 30 years, but  value waning for me


title: Beneficial.

text: Always informative, current, and what to expect. Only a modest bias.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!!


title: Awesome Magazine!

text: This magazine is so fantastic and I got it for a great price!  I liked it so much, I bought a subscription for my brother!  I love it, every time I see it at the store, I want to buy it even if I have already read it because it looks so interesting.  And it is very interesting, you don't even have to make the recipes for it to be great fun.


title: Good, but too expensive

text:
I've been a longtime subscriber, and the recipes are definitely worthwhile. However, in these economic times, the price no longer justifies maintaining the subscription. The latest $19.95 price is appealing; I've paid the full $25 in the past -- but we're talking only 6 issues a year, folks.

There are also too many "sponsored" recipes (i.e., from groups like the Louisiana Sweet Potato Commission). I'm no longer feelin' the love.


title: Will order again

text: Loved all info


title: Why subscribe?

text: As a vinyl enthusiasts and record dealer, I recently e-mailed Goldmine Magazine and asked them to send me a subscription form, as I did not want to give my credit card information online. I received a response the next day saying it would be taken care of. To the best of my knowledge, this magazine is in Florida, which is where I live. It has been two weeks and I've yet to receive a subscription form from them. This is the same magazine that used to flood me with subscription offers  in the mail just a few years ago. They obviously don't care about subscribers. I e-mailed the person at Goldmine back a couple of days ago saying I had yet to receive the subscription form. I also elaborated that I not only wanted to subscribe, but also planned on advertising with them. I've yet to receive a response. It is no wonder to me why this magazine has consistently gone down the tubes over the years. If this is the way they are being run why should I spend my advertising dollars with them. They are obviously not interested in new subscribers, how is advertising with them going to reach anyone? Alternatively, Record Collector magazine in England continues to thrive and is looking like a much better alternative for me to advertise in.


title: Well worth the cost!

text: Good articles and recipes.


title: Money trap, continues to send magazine after subscriptions

text: Good magazine however, after the subscription is over they continue to send you the magazine and their puzzle books and demand payment...this is the only magazine I've bought that continues this under-handed behaviour..other people here have also had this problem.....save yourself the headache buy a different magazine....


title: Same-O, Same-O

text: This new subscription contract was supposed to be added to my existing subscription.  As has occurred in other magazine purchases a back issue appeared immediately then the current issue showed up weeks after my original arrived and now the mags appear at about the same time.  I have not had the energy to fight this s o s.


title: Not worth the effort, annnoyed

text:
I received my first issue. It was not in any kind of protective sleeve, and it looks like everyone in the USPS read the magazine. I want new magazines, not used magazines. There is not much in the way of content for individuals who are earthy, plenty for novice individuals.
Update: 21 March 2021
I only received 3 issues of this magazine, out of the six.
Mother Earth has not missed an opportunity to send me re-subscribe mail all the time.
This may be Amazon or Mother Earth where ever the scripts are sent out of. Nevertheless, I have been ripped off!


title: I love these I've collected all my life and even have ...

text: I love these  I've collected all my life and even have some from 1922. I shop for ones I need to complete a year


title: Project Ideas and instruction

text: The prodjects chosen in this magazine have not been anything,I would take on.I have like the outdoor projects<br />for raised garden and flower beds are easier than tilling up new soil.


title: Magazine has been selling and produced over 50 years

text: Magazine has seasonal and holiday articles on Food,projects for decorating and gardening, plus cooking for family and friends.It has exceptional photography


title: Great projects and Guide.

text: This magazine is a keeper and is full of go to information on tools and products and well as written instruction guide how to make and repair different projects around a home for a do it yourselfer.Easy and understandable for beginners,women too,.


title: Over priced

text: I was disappointed in the content and the way it is layed out,for a do it your self project magazine several others have better content,and easier to follow.


title: Five Stars

text: Useful information in every copy


title: DO NOT PURCHASE

text: I ignored other reviews and went ahead and ordered this subscription for my husband.  Over a year later, we still haven't received one magazine.  I should have raised the issue but just never did....SLAM magazine is pretty good, but don't purchase it this way, find another means.


title: Love it! Wish it came monthly

text: Love it!  Wish it came monthly.


title: Great Gift, Great Price.

text: Great gift for your more curious relatives and/or friends.  I love the price and my son loves the publication.  What more could you ask for and WOW what a price!


title: Good publication for gift.

text: Christmas present for son and grandson.  My favorite motorheads love the magazine so I keep re-subscribing.  The price is unbeatable.


title: Great deal!

text: Great deal, great magazine!


title: Read It Cover To Cover On The First Day

text: This is the best magazine I have ever ordered.  If you like to be entertained, educated and informed all at the same time, this mag is for you.  I am not much of a reader but I read this thing cover to cover the first day it arrives.  I have given this thing as a gift several times to appreciative friends/family.  As a WWII junkie, I was really blown away buy the December issue and the story of the secret task force assigned to "gather" Nazi survey information as I have never heard of this before.


title: Five Stars

text: Grandson loved receiving this magazine! Arrived much earlier than expected!


title: Various subjects offered

text: Enjoyed the variety of articles.


title: Fresh ideas for cooking healthy meals

text: Cooking Light continually brings me fresh ideas for cooking healthy meals. By bringing in recipes from all cultures it also helps you learn about different foods. I don't always exactly follow the recipes, but I always enjoy reading it.


title: I enjoy every issue

text: I always enjoy every issue as I follow all the tournaments on tv. My favorite feature is "The Rules Guy" followed by articles on players and courses. Since I can't translate pictures into improvements in my swing, I read those last. I look forward to receiving Golf Magazine.


title: Fascinating; a great value

text: National Geographic has been a part of my life since I was a young girl. I may not read them every month, but when I do they are always fascinating. The photos are always outstanding.


title: Ok

text: What to say it a TV guide


title: Five Stars

text: Great info!


title: Too much advertising. I have cancelled my subscription.

text: Too much advertising.<br />I have cancelled my subscription.


title: Four Stars

text: Love it!


title: Five Stars

text: Like this magazine very much.


title: I gave this as a gift to my brother, ...

text: I gave this as a gift to my brother, and he really enjoys the variety of topics this magazine covers.  It covers everything from new technology and scientific discoveries to diy small mechanics.


title: Too many ads

text: Thought that this would be a good subscription service for us as we've recently moved to the South.  Wanted good recipes, design ideas, places to go, etc.  3/4 of the magazine is advertising with very little substance.  After looking at other magazines, it appears that the age of subscription magazine services is gone.  Too many adverts!


title: Second Opinion

text:
I agree entirely with "starmoth".  I subscribed to Cooks Illustrated and although it was beautiful and interesting the recipes were just a little over the top for me.  I really like the kind of comfort food approach in Country Cooking but I also find the size a little awkward.  If you really like macaroni and cheese and stew you'll love this magazine.

jeremy


title: I always welcome the new edition of this magazine to ...

text: I always welcome the new edition of this magazine to get some insight into known and unknown new villages and areas of France with photos.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Not the SI You Grew Up With...

text: The subscription was perfect, I have zero complaints. The magazine, on the other hand, is absolute crap. I miss the days when MTV played music and Sports Illustrated was all about the articles and insightful reporting.


title: Three Stars

text: damaged package and the product was actually damp


title: People Mag subscription

text: The vendor Synapse Services, Inc.that provided this subscription had the lowest price and we started to receive the magazine within 3 weeks of the order rather than the usual 6-8 week delay.  Good reliable service.


title: Uhh

text: It’s no secret magazines cost less because of ads. This is too much though. And the ads are contradictory to the heath aspect of the magazine, which is the point of the magazine.


title: better off to order directly from the

text: never received product, better off to order directly from the distributor


title: My son loves it but...

text: My bub loves this magazine! He loves the little facts, the photos of animals, and it really helps him with learning to read. However, the auto-renewal is an ABSOLUTE PAIN IN THE BUTT. I hated the surprise. I was blind sided by a higher cost than the previous year, and they were like "haha we can't do anything." But alas, my kid likes them. I'd be very mindful when purchasing to ensure you aren't surprised by random $30 charges for tiny animal magazines.


title: Gift

text: Bought this as a gift for a Christmas gift and she loves it. Very nice magazine and wonderful pictures!!! Always nice to see what a dish is supposed to look like'


title: Gift

text: Bought this for a gift for a friend. She loves it as she goes hiking a couple of times a month.


title: Christmas gift

text: I purchased Real Simple for a friend who always read my copy when she came to my house.<br />She said she was going to order it and I told her not to as I got it for her for Christmas.We both really enjoy this magazine!


title: Christmas gift

text: Ordered this as a Christmas gift for my niece who is really into fashion.<br />She loved it!! Would order again.


title: Great Christmas Present

text: This makes a great gift that keeps on coming all through out the year.  I have continued the subscription for my parents for the last two years and they are always talking about the articles they read.


title: THEY WILL SELL YOUR NAME/ADDRESS

text:
This magazine will sell your name and address to every magazine under the sun, so you will receive a lot of offers in the mail.

I subscribed under a nickname that I only used for this magazine, so I know when my name is being sold.


title: Sad demise

text: I have been a subscriber for a couple of decades.  I watch the daily headlines on Yahoo.  Lately, the politics have overshadowed the science, they post catchy titles and ask even subscribers to pay for it online, unlike even Science or Nature, and they editorialize without editing contradictory statements in the same article.  For example, today a title was "My Morning Cup of Coffee Kills Monkeys", but they go on to point out that the only forests fit to live in are preserved on coffee plantations.  I deliberately buy fair-trade coffee so I feel like a conservator, not a destroyer.  I used to read it cover to cover.  Now I just flip through it without stopping to read.  I'll look for something else.  I am sad, not mad.  Update: Other reviewers have said that low reatings meant disagreement with a political point.  In fact, I wrote to disagree with the magazine using political points to pull readers into an article, only to find that the science does not support their own point, regardless of my own, and I actually like reading the opinion pieces in particular.  BTW, I did cancel my Scientific American subscription, and started a new subscription to American Scientist.  I can recommend that magazine to some.


title: they quit

text: quit producing after two issues,  no paper replacement offered


title: the best magazine ever

text: It is a great magazine lots of clever ideas with lots of color


title: Perfect

text: My daughter will look at these magazines over and over , like she sees something new each time


title: Shorted several issues

text: I didn’t receive all of the issues, actually received very few.


title: Worthless

text: Subscribed a while back only to learn it was being discontinued.Guess my sub was worthless.


title: OK magazine

text: The magazine frequently has useful information.  Good for the price.


title: still have not received my first Magnificat!

text: I am anxious to start receiving!  It has not started appearing in my mailbox yet!  When can I expect it to start?


title: Amazing

text: Absolutely love this magazine!

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title: Super awesome magazine!

text: I love Real Simple! It has everything from how to clean your refrigerator to how to wear the latest fashions. It is well worth the subscription!


title: Not so Handy

text: Junk.  There is nothing handy about this magazine.  Its actually hard to find the cover article within the few magazines I received.  About 5% is useful DIY.  20% is adds, and the remaining 75% is decorating for men who are terrified of being seen as metro-sexual.


title: It's like a coupon magazine!  Fantastic buy

text: I bought the magazine subscription based on a tip that it holds more than enough coupons to pay for the subscription.  I've just received my 1st issue, and sure enough, nearly paid for the full year's subscription in coupons redeemed.  The articles are good as well, up to date, well written.  I would buy again, and I will plan to renew my subscription!


title: Be aware

text: I called RD to get the large print version and wad refused because I ordered through Amazon and not them directly! Aldi, my fault I suppose. But didn't realize I was in automatic renewal and probably would have missed it on a regular bill but it was in a charge I stopped using


title: Best audio magazine on the market!

text: I have subscribed to several audio magazines throughout the years, and learned that Absolute Sound is the best audio organ of what is available.


title: Great Education for kids

text: gifts for grandkids and they love the magazine


title: Great little magazine

text: Great little magazine! It has eye catching pictures and great information! The kids always look forward to receiving their next magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!


title: The content isn't bad but it's organized in a way that makes doesn't ...

text: I mostly subscribe to Backpacker for the yearly gear review issue. The content isn't bad but it's organized in a way that makes doesn't really lend itself well to going back to when you're trying to see which issues have info relevant to an area you're planning a trip to. Still, for the price, if you're in to backpacking, it's a good deal.


title: Four Stars

text: Comes in handy.


title: Everything you expected - plus a bonus

text:
PC Gamer Magazine has been around for many years and continues to maintain currency on all news of interest to gamers.  There are interesting news articles and reviews on current games, plus useful look-aheads at what is coming up in the gaming industry - from technology trends to specific game releases.

The bonus is the free disk included with every issue.  Each disk provides free trial versions of current (and often not-yet-released) PC games.  Content sometimes includes additional artwork, videos, and screenshots.

My son loved receiving PC Gamer Magazine when he was an early teenager.  It got him up-to-speed on everything his gaming friends wanted to know about.  Now he's a collge graduate working in the computer industry, and he still enjoys this magazine.  My recommended audience for PC Gamer goes beyond the hardcore gaming devotee.  Casual PC gamers interested in knowing what's coming or just talking intelligently with their gaming friends will love this magazine also.  It's worth it just for the bonus disk!


title: Four Stars

text: Enjoy the articles, although travel with them is very expensive


title: YUMMY RECIPES!

text: I am a guy who has really begun to enjoy cooking. My first issue arrived with way more recipes than I was anticipating.  And, I love the pictorial index up front that gives me a snap shot of all the recipes, in categories, in each issue.

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title: Much better than my expectations

text: I saw this mag in an office lobby, and was immediately surprised by how much more there is in the content than the cover implies.  I don't have an "old house" but have found numerous useful tips and suggestions in the two issues I have received so far.  The content is excellent for anyone who owns a house for fix-it, decorating, and many other suggestions......like my recent fun with removing wall paper!


title: Four Stars

text: Was happy with it


title: Timeless

text: Met my expectations! Good artiles that young and old enjoy!


title: seems to be good,

text: First one, seems to be good,


title: good

text: happy with it


title: Love it!

text: It came right on time and was everything I was expecting and more.


title: Boring Magazine

text: So after a year worth of issues, my subscription finally come to an end. Not that it would be miss, I mean I was hoping for so much when I first subscribe to it, thinking since I got Game Informer for console games, why not get PCGAMER for PC games. The thing is, these issue are just so small. I could read the whole magazine in one sitting in the toilet before I even finish doing my nature duties. I find the game previews to be rather boring also, since most of the writing seem to come in the form of an I. I jump over this, I jump over that and came to a stop, I look around and see my fellow soldiers gun down. I than go this way and that way, etc. I never bother to use any of the DVD that came with the package, and at one time they sent me an Eco DVD version, which came in bent. But like I said I never bother with the dvd since I just go online and download any demo I wanted to try out. Another issue is the screenshot of the games in these mag. They never seem to show you anything that would make you say WHOA. Most of them are so small, you can't appreciated any screenshot from the games. Game Informer seem to get very good screenshot of games coming out, but not PCGAMER. The only good part is toward the end with reviews of the PC peripheral like graphic cards or keyboards, things of that nature. your better off just searching on the net to find your PC gaming info needs. Only thing magazines are good for now is toilet duties, but only if it gonna last you at least 3 sitting before you read the whole thing. In the case of PCGAMER nope to little content to justified a renew subscription. I use to buy magazine all the time back in the days, when a magazine would have at least 250 plus pages. These days I guess it only for loyal fans or collectors.


title: Great While it lasted

text: This magazine was great for the times but as with all other technology magazines the new stuff isn't as good a lot of advertisments and reviews seem biased.


title: Eureka!

text: I made the mistake of cancelling my subscription a couple of years ago and I soon found out that the stores no longer carried this magazine.  When I saw it offered on Amazon, I jumped at the chance of subscribing again.  I am thoroughly enjoying the articles and the weekly schedule of my favorite programs.


title: Love this Mag

text: A must for beginner carvers! So many tips and so many instructional fun projects


title: Caution about renewals

text: If you are already a subscriber to USA Today and just want to renew, you should probably wait until your existing subscription is about to expire before ordering through amazon.  USA Today doesn't seem to be able to make the link between the existing subscription and one ordered through a 3rd-party, resulting in a less-than-full year extension.  I like the paper tho - it is the only way I get national sports news; my local paper only covers the local teams.


title: Five Stars

text: Magazine is as expected.


title: Great Magazine

text: This is full of great advice for attracting birds to your backyard feeder. My wife and I love this magazine and cannot wait for the next issue.


title: Great magazine for kids!!!

text: Great magazine for elem age kids!!!  My 7 yr old twins love it!


title: The wife's favorite magazine

text: After three years of a subscription and the a year off we finally decided to get another


title: Mostly high-end travel

text: I was disappointed as I don't travel on quite the grand scale they cater to.  I cancelled after 5 mos. as I couln't find anything appliable to my style.


title: Love this magazine

text: I have been subscibing for over 30 years now and Amazon offers the absolutely best rates.  Extending an exiting subscription couldn't be easier or more reasonable.


title: Not what National Geo used to be

text: OK, but I had expected something closer to what National Geo magazine used to be.  It's not.  About 1/3 the size, cheap non-glossy paper doesn't do pictures justice.  Overall, a bit disappointing.


title: Not Enough Content

text: I received this magazine for one year and then cancelled it.  There is not enough content in this magazine to make it interesting.  I much prefer House Beautiful.


title: 1 magazine sent in 5 months...

text: I ordered this magazine in January for my daughter, 5 months later only have received one issue. The one issue was reasonably good, but still,a bit of a rip-off


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine, great price!


title: great articles

text: great mag


title: So sad to see it go

text: I love MAD Magazine. So sad to see it go.


title: Love it... wish it was available on Kindle!

text:
Initially, Wired didn't seem like my kind of magazine. However, it is less technical than PC Magazine, with a wide range of topics. It's always interesting, never predictable. I really look forward to seeing it in my mailbox every month. Some magazines sit for a while before I get around to them, but Wired gets read right away. If you want to know what's new, or if you just want to keep up with your teenagers, it's a "must read."

But WHY isn't it available on Kindle? Of all the magazines that SHOULD be on Kindle?


title: Great bike and product reviews that I feel like I ...

text: Great bike and product reviews that I feel like I can trust.  MCN does not contain any paid advertisments, removing advert $'s as a potential cause of any bias.  The reviews are written by both serious and casual riders that almost any rider should be able to relate to.  This magazine contains a lot of technical articles that if you want, you can really extend you knowledge of how your motorcycle works.  I subscribe to a handfull of motorcycle magazines.  Some have my favorite writers, some are well balanced with a little of everything, MCN is just full of great, dependable information.


title: Good Read for Dog Lovers

text: Love this magazine - I've been a subscriber for years.


title: love seventeen

text: I love seventeen. Great articles and they offer codes in the back for you to win cool things on their website.


title: The Ultimate Cooking Magazine

text:
Quite frankly this is the only cooking magazine I have ever subscribed to that I actually have looked forward to using and to receiving every two months. I like it so much I am writing my first Amazon review! The format of the magazine makes it easy to follow the recipes - they are always printed on two pages across from each other - and unlike some of the other posters I prefer the black and white format so that the paper is thicker and doesn't tear easily. Having tear away ads (for their own products) on the outside of the magazine means that the usable portion doesn't take up much space on my shelf.

The recipes are easy to follow and usually clear. When they include specialized ingredients there is usually also a substitution listed. Their product reviews are terrific - I wish I hadn't wasted so many dinners on bad whole wheat pasta. My only gripe, as someone who does not have a dishwasher, is the great number of bowls and kitchen tools the recipes require.

I have made at least half the recipes from the magazines, many several times, which is no small feat for a "flexitarian" who never has meat as a main dish.


title: Not so high-brow as it used to be

text: Way too political these days.... I feel like its the same regurgitated stuff I see everywhere else. It used to be a great publication but it just seems repetitive these days.


title: A good, well-written magazine

text: Many good articles every issue. I especially like the Q&A articles.


title: Not what it used to be ....

text: Not as country as it use to be.  My mother in law still likes the magazine, just not as good as it was years ago.


title: Great

text: This is such a great magazine.  Our patrons love the information and ads in this magazine.  One of the most popular


title: A total waste unless you're picking out paint colors; I'm not.

text: Magazine has no value. It's nothing but paint color samples. No info about HGTV shows or personalities. And just in the last couple of days, maybe as a result of this bad review, I received an email from Amazon saying that they were going to automatically renew this magazine for me, and also for someone else I gave a gift subscription to, and use any available source of payment available on my Amazon account. They have no right to do this. Stay away from this!!!


title: Small publication packed with awesome pictures & personal articles

text: The pictures of birds are beautiful and the articles are very educational.  I appreciate the "blooms" section of flowers and shrubs to attract and feed birds.


title: A Prefect Gift for School kids.

text: My middle school granddaughter loves this magazine. She shares it with her friends, so it helps more than just one person. She is a straight A student and a leader in her group of friends. This makes a super gift for school kids. I have bought magazine subscriptions for her since she began 1st grade. It trellis  a gift that "keeps on giving".


title: For chicken lovers.

text: This magazine is a must have for people who love their chickens.


title: Magazine have been reading for years, so this was just a renewal.

text: Since I grew up back in New England enjoy reading this magazine.  Makes me a bit homesick but glad I do live in CA.


title: Four Stars

text: I'm excited to learn to spin my own yarn.  This is so helpful.


title: Great read every month

text: Great magazine for all ages


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for the outdoorsman


title: gifted

text: This is so easy as a Christmas gift for all my adult children who really don't need anything I could buy in this price range.  One year I ordered late and they thought they weren't going to get the magazine.  They were so disappointed cause they love it.


title: My 10 yr. old granddaughter enjoys this magazine.

text: This was purchased as a birthday gift subscription for my 10yr. old granddaughter.  She reports that she likes it.  I am considering renewing it for this years gift.  My grands that are homeschooled use this magazine, as well as others in this grouping with great success. It was a strong recommendation for me.


title: This was a great renewable gift for my husband.

text: Last year I purchased this subscription as a gift for my husband.  He enjoys reading every issue.  I am think he likes the variety of subject matter Reader's Digest covers as well as the fact that it is condensed.  He laughs at the short items and the jokes.  This was a great gift that I continue to renew each year.


title: A great Texas magazine

text: Our entire family enjoys reading the articles in Texas Highways!  The info we gain helps us to plan outings and trips around our state.  Even our out-of-state family enjoys receiving this Texas magazine!  Oh! And the pictures of the Bluebonnets in season!!........all of the pictures are great.


title: Great (and easy) recipes...love EW.

text:
I’ve subscribe to EW for several years.  There has never been an issue I haven’t poured over.  Unfortunately,  I let my subscription lapse.  Now I’m taking advantage of Amazon’s auto renewal.

Not sure I understand the bad reviews I read.  I encourage readers to give it a chance.  It’s a great magazine.


title: DENIED CANCELLATION OF SUBSCRIPTION IN LIGHT OF SUBSCRIBER'S PASSING

text: I attempted to cancel a subscription gifted to my mother after her passing. I was unpleasantly surprised to receive an email from Meredith from Amazon stating my cancellation request has been denied.  I would believe cancellation requests due to a subscriber's passing would clearly be an exception to this "rule". The facts that Amazon/People Magazine continues to send magazines to my deceased mother for the purpose of profit is appalling. Additionally, continuously receiving the magazines gifted to her and having to trash them month after month are a painful reminder of her passing. I have been a prime amazon member for years as well as a People Magazine subscriber. I have always raved about your services.  However, this leaves a sour taste in my mouth.  I felt compelled to leave a review on your site bringing your practices and insensitivity to light to other amazon customers and subscribers.


title: Always one of my favorites!

text: Always one of my favorites! I used to take my dad's copy as a kid


title: Great Magazines

text: I really enjoyed getting these magazines at a super discounted price from Amazon, however when it came time for renewal I did not renew my subscription at the increased price...but I did enjoy these magazines when I was receiving them.


title: End date for subscription?

text: I recently subscribed to Reader's Digest thru Amazon.com. Yesterday I got my first issue, which is the February 2012 issue. However, the end date for my subscription is listed as November 2012. Now, I never was a math genius, but I'm smart enough to figure out that, unless they plan to send me 3 back issues, I am going to be shorted 3 months worth of magazines on this subscription. Or did they change the calendar and now a year is only 9 months long?


title: Happy Gift Giver.

text: Great price on a great magazine. I subscribed for my daughter last Christmas and she loved the magazine and paid for the auto-renewal.  Lots of great information to help with running your home!


title: TV GUIDE DISAPPOINTING

text: I DO NOT LIKE THE FORMAT OF THIS TV GUIDE MAGAZINE  BY THE TIME I GET IT IN MAIL THE WEEK IS<br />ALMOST OVER


title: he loved it.

text: got this for my husband.  he loved it.


title: Four Stars

text: good magazine


title: I'm a big fan...AMAZING PRICE!

text: I'm a big fan of this magazine and recieved my first one just 20 days after ordering. It's as expected if you read the info they provide in that it is a quarterly issued publication Jampacked with fun, ideas in crafts and decorating + a  bit more for those of us with limited income and time. If you are looking for a weekend remodel mag. this is not going to do you much good (try "Handyman" or "the workbench" type mags. If you want an easy,  artistic, and creative mag. This will get you started. The price is nothing to sneeze at either! AMAZING PRICE!


title: nice

text: great decor


title: Wish I got more then one copy

text: I’ve only received one copy since I purchased this... cost to much for it not to be delivered properly


title: Nice weekly summary of movies, TV shows, albums, musicians

text: This is a fun magazine to read weekly.  My wife and my daughter read it almost every week.  Get news on new TV series, capsule reviews on new movies, and articles on musicians, bands, and the entertainment industry.


title: iCreate

text: I have enjoyed iCreate for almost 2 years now and each issue has added value to my Mac experience.


title: Love, Love, LOVE this magazine!

text: As a working mom of two I always feel like I don't have enough time or energy to get truly inspired in the kitchen.  This magazine has revitalized and inspired me!  It has a beautiful, useful layout, a great variety of recipes, and seems truly practical and creative at once.  Best food magazine out there!  Don't waste your time with this others, this magazine has what you need, including quick delivery.  I got my first issue just a couple weeks after ordering it.  My only beef is that I wish it were a twelve, rather than ten issue a year magazine.


title: I hate this magazine! (Read on)

text:
Every week, it comes in the mail. Every week I add it to my stack of magazines I am behind reading. I pick one up, thinking, “I’ll just skim through this quickly so I can cut down my pile.” I skip over the first dozen pages, which are about NYC museums, shows, restaurants, etc. Couldn’t they offer this in a “with NYC stuff”’version and a “without NYC stuff” version? I hit the first substantive article. And I have to read it, because it is interesting and important in some way. And then there’s another one. And another. M

By God, is it too much to ask for a magazine that I can flip through in 30 minutes or so and be done?!?

Okay, seriously, it’s got good content. The NYC stuff isn’t of interest to me but there’s usually a half dozen weighty, relevant, and thought provoking articles in each week’s edition. I don’t deter too much of a political lean to most of the articles. The cartoons are funny. Most of the articles aren’t exactly current events stuff, but current enough. It’s not current events because the substance of the articles is too hefty to be dashed off each week. These articles are researched and nuanced.

So, yeah, only subscribe if you want to do some semi-serious reading and expand your brain. It’s gonna take time out of your life but it’s probably gonna improve you in some way.


title: Four Stars

text: ok since a little bit expensive


title: Four Stars

text: I give it as a gift and the recipient says she likes it.


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine! Very informative and written brilliantly.


title: Five Stars

text: Thank you.


title: hit or miss magazine, good luck with your subscription

text:
The magazine is hit or miss. Sometimes I'm like "Wow", other times I'm like "duh". They're about 1 "Wow" and 2 "duh"s for me, even though I bought a year subscription a little less than a year ago. [...]

My advice? Skim it on the newsstand and buy it if you see something compelling. The spirit of the magazine is awesome. The content of the magazine is usually OK, sometimes good, never awesome. If you see something you like, sort of like if you see a good recipe while browsing for cookbooks, pick it up.

[...]


title: Waiting, waiting, waiting

text:
In February I wrote a review that I had been waiting for more than a month at that point for my subscription to start.  It actually came out to 3 months between my credit card being charged and the receipt of my issue.  But that was only the start of the waiting.

The magazine never arrives before the first of the month.  It never arrives without me first seeing on the newsstands days before hand.  It's now September 18 and I've yet to receive my September issue.  I emailed their customer service a couple months when it was late in arriving.  I was told they had shipping problems.  They seem to have shipping problems every month.

I won't be renewing this subscription.


title: I know this is a great magazine but...

text:
I have not received it yet.  I would HIGHLY recommend magazine subscriptions be processed MUCH more quickly.  It's been a month since I made this purchase, and I'm still not expecting to see this until sometime next month.  I was aware that it would take a while to receive this magazine, and I ordered it anyway because it was a great deal, but something should be done about the length of time it takes to receive the first copy... especially if I'm going to be asked to review it.

All You magazine is filled with valuable coupons and ways to save money.  For people on a budget, it's a very valuable resource for stretching your wallet.  It's only sold at Walmart, but obviously, you can subscribe online (and it's much cheaper to do so).  Just be prepared to wait a while for your first issue, I guess.

I'm not too bent out of shape about it, it's just inconvenient, and I don't fully understand why it takes so long to send out the first issue when it takes no time at all to charge me for the subscription.  Hopefully, it will arrive soon.


title: Best magazine for francophiles

text: If you love France and all things French, then this is the magazine for you. I read it cover to cover whenever it comes out. Articles might be about such well known places as Carcassonne or Avignon. Others are about small-town festivals that you probably have never heard of. If you want to practice your French, then read "Mot à mot" both in French and English. This is a magazine that you will want to keep.


title: Grandsons love this

text: My grandsons love this magazine. They called me as soon as they got the renewal and begged me to renew.


title: Sucky Liberal Rag

text:
Liberal rag.  It’s digital because it’s not even fit for a birdcage liner.

I’d rather lick a doorknob in China than subscribe to this garbage.

What an embarrassment.


title: Great for kids!

text: Awesome, daughter loves the content


title: Magazine order for Real Simple

text: I'm still waiting to see my first copy. What a disappointment as I really wanted to read the January issue!


title: Swedish magazine

text: I love this magazine. Comes from Sweden. Interiors eclectic. Classic. Hard to find here in USA but available on EBay. Thanks!


title: My favorite Swedish magazine now in my mailbox!! Thank you!

text: Love getting this magazine. Qualiity and it is never found on a newsstand in USA.


title: Swedish home decor magazine Sköna Hem

text: Overjoyed to receive this well known Swedish magazine.


Fun magazine.  Love the makeup tips and the recommendations.


title: Uncle loves it!

text: Ordered these for my uncle for Christmas and he loves it!


title: Up to date, thought provoking content

text: Great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: A good magazine.


title: Great magazine, great price.

text: National Geographic is still a truly great publication.


title: for sewers with medium-advanced skills who are fashion-forward and seeking some tips

text:
I am grateful to THREADS magazine for advancing my sewing skills without the benefit of formal sewing classes.  I've purchased an issue or two of Threads magazine over the years (I've been sewing since I was in 6th grade and can sew 'advanced' patterns with only minor difficulties if any) and always appreciated it for a particular cover feature article.  However, in the past I always sensed I was not fully appreciating this magazine.  When I recently became less-employed and thus *ahem* ABLE TO SEW MORE, I decided to subscribe for two years for the best value.  I have now been a subscriber for nearly one year and every issue is still eagerly anticipated and received (as well as nearly read cover-to-cover).

The following are my top 3 favorite things about THREADS:

1.  The well-written, wonderfully practical, au courant articles written by industry professionals. There are at least 3-4 really good topics/articles per magazine.  They are not as comprehensive as a textbook, but the articles always end with references if the magazine-length article was not sufficiently detailed or in-depth enough for your particular purposes.  You can even email some of the authors of the articles if you desire. THREADS Articles that I liked this year ranged from How To properly measure and fit a Custom Dress Form, How to make a proper "padded seam", How to choose a Sheath Dress style for your body, How to make a proper Full Bust Adjustment (also known as FBA in sewing parlance), How to Sew a Couture Jacket collar by hand, Changing the neckline of a blouse with pleats or a collar, and A New designers beautiful unique full length couture lace gown made from beautiful Repurposed (Antique and Unique) pieces of lace.  Each article has great photographs and/or illustrative line diagrams.  It is also inspiring seeing wonderfully organized photos of Sewing Rooms of designers/sewers who work out of their homes and read about how their careers have developed.

2.  There are always educational articles in every issue about proper fit, fabrics, and How To Sew (useful and timesaving sewing tips)! I was startled, and then grateful, to see an article on How to properly fit the Upper Back (not a part of the body I am currently having problems fitting) but that is a problem that everyone develops with age or advanced age.  Its nice to know that I now will have the know-how to alter the timeless garments (that I may have spent many hours and too much $ on) when I'm alot older!

3.  Amazing and extensive list of resources, fabric stores, online sewing classes and books!

Obviously this is a magazine geared to someone who HAS NOT attended fashion design school and who sews more than just casually.

The two reasons I have not given it 5 stars is:

A) THREADS has been extensively touted as being able to be accessed via portable mobile devices for one's paid subscription.  I have repeatedly attempted to log-in using the proper account info but it has never worked!  I have no idea why my subscriber number/etc still will not allow me to access it using my ipad. I am suspecting it may be related to the reason for B) below...
B) The so-called free gifts I was supposed to receive with my paid subscription NEVER ARRIVED.  Interestingly, although I have a TWO-year subscription, I received a notice in the mail last month inviting me to SUBSCRIBE for one year to get another free gift.  It would have been nice to have received the free gift that I was supposed to get 11 months ago!

These two last problems are insignificant in light of the amazing sewing education and inspiration I receive through this magazine!  The cost of the years' subscription will pay for itself in the following ways:

A) Greater enjoyment sewing/designing and
B) Fewer projects that are scrapped because of a fatal problem


title: news news news

text: keep up with the current news, and read a great mag at the same time. I have had this subcription for years, will continue with this mag as long as it is published!!


title: Great

text: Great


title: Free subscription: pleased with the magazine!

text:
I'm not sure how but I apparently have a free sub scription to this magazine and no one subscribed me to it.

But I love this magazine. It's great! I havent seen any of the sexual stories as stated by others, yet!


title: Five Stars

text: Gift; person very much enjoys it.


title: Awesome deal

text: The price was too good to pass up. It also let's me know about new shows that I may not know exist.


title: WATCH OUT!  YOU CAN BECOME THE VICTIM OF A SCAM BY RODALE IF YOU DON"T RESUBSCRIBE!!!

text:
Think you want to subscribe to Prevention Magazine?  Think again.  The Rodale Corporation (Rodale, Inc.), which publishes this magazine and others, uses a scam to squeeze money out of unsuspecting consumers who have subscribed to their magazines and then decided not to renew the subscription.  After several attempts to send you renewal invoices and other scare tactics, you'll receive a collection notice from the North Shore Collection Agency demanding money and raising the threat of debt delinquency.  For most of us, this translates into a tarnished credit report.

Please let your friends, family, co-workers, and other people in your life know about this deceptive scare tactic to fleece money from folks.  The North Shore Agency is the subject of lawsuits and under investigation by Attorneys General in various states.  To learn more, Google North Shore Agency and magazine subscriptions.  You'll learn about this rip-off.  Stay informed and be aware of all the other magazines Rodale publishes.

Maybe Amazon will look into this shady practice on behalf of its customers.....


title: Feels like home.

text: As a displaced New Yorker, I enjoy anything that makes me feel like I am in touch with home. New York Magazine keeps me in touch as if I were actually living there again.


title: Five Stars

text: Very nice magazine for watercolorists and those interested in watercolor.


title: Relative value

text: Better than savuer or food and wine which both have way too many ads and fluff travel stories... quantity and ease preparation are good


title: Not for home cooks

text: Disliked not enough recipes that looked like I would like to try to recreate


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent


title: Great magazine

text: Love this magazine.


title: One Star

text: NEED TO CALL CUST SVC-DIDN'T ORDER SI KIDS-ORDERED ADULT SI!!


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE THE MAG.


title: Food Network Magazine

text: I love this magazine!  I will definitely reorder! This is my new favorite cooking magazine.


title: Beautiful Publication

text: I so enjoy the lovely pictures and informative articles contained in this publication.


title: Five Stars

text: My grandson loves it!


title: Not Enough Program Coverage.

text: Lacking in programming coverage. Mainly a prime time listing.


title: Good general overviews

text: Interesting articles that need more details.  The pictures are well done.


title: Excellent newsmagazine

text: Quick reading from a variety of sources


title: Excellent magazine

text: Good combination of folklore and spirituality


title: Overrated, too many ads. No reason to charge ...

text: Overrated, too many ads. No reason to charge a subscription rate. Even the style sections should be rated as advertisements


title: Great style

text: This is my drool magazine.  I wish I could afford the clothes so I have to put together looks that I like for less.  One of these days.....


title: Informative magazine!

text: I have gotten many great tips and information from reading this magazine!  I share it with friends at my boarding stable and they always look forward to the next issue!


title: Please make Time an important magazine once again!

text: I use to love Time magazine for taking important positions, expressing difficult opinions based upon high moral sense, and impeccable integrity.  Time magazine now offers little to its readers, little to help us to sort through craggy problems infesting our country.  Existential is a word bandied about in the press and in important conversations between friends and family.  When will we even begin to continually and repeatedly engage in rigorous debates brought up in op-eds, and articles throughout Time’s pages? To the editors of Time, please do your job!  Time is not another version of People magazine.  Show some backbone and grit! Only then can I pour through each Time magazine, read articles thoroughly, and retrace ideas and opinions carefully and rigorously. It took me only fifteen minutes for me to read the last Time!  I do not want to agree with everything written, I just want to find something about which to cogitate, something that might help me look forward to reading the next Time when it arrives!


title: Lots of Ads

text: Mostly advertisements versus decorating guidance.


title: Food Magazine

text: This item was a duplicate. As it turned out, my wife had ordered a copy too.<br />This copy was returned and cancelled.


title: Slow start

text: It took over a month to receive the first issue, but other than that it is exactly what I ordered.


title: No Magazines Since Renewal?

text: I received the Time 100 issue and then my subscription seems to have stopped.  We did not receive any issues beyond this issue with our renewal and I'm wondering if our renewal actually occurred.  Please send notification that the renewal has been processed as we're not sure who to call to research this problem.


title: Like the magazine but....

text: I thought that this magazine was bi-monthly which means 6 issues a year.  Why when I do auto renewal do I only get an annual subscription for 4 issues?????


title: I do not want automatic anything

text: I was not aware of any automatic renewal for my subscription to House Beautiful and certainly do not wish to pay now for something that can't even be used for another full year. Please cancel this at once.


title: I LOVE my Vogue All Access Subscription!

text:
Not only do I get print Vogue catalogs , but I also get them digitally (I still like flipping through actual pages).  The price for my year subscription was phenomenal so I quickly snagged that subscription and I am glad it did!

Awesome!


title: original,different,exciting

text: Enjoy the magazine for its originality


title: Fun pictures.

text: The articles are all submissions by people who send in the great pictures. Boring reading🤨


title: Pretty pix

text: Finally a mag. Without  Food &Fashion


title: Charming

text: We started getting this magazine when my youngest daughter was in preschool and had a Mother's Day tea party at school.  Snuggling under a blanket together to look over the recipes and admire the tea ware is still a favorite way to spend an hour or two after homework!  The recipes I've tried have come out well, and I've found tons of new teas and tea companies I've tried and liked, and used to make gifts of tea to family, so I've found it well worth the cost of a paper subscription.


title: Awesome magazine!

text: A wonderful magazine, with great stories.  The reviews are timely, and very good as well; I've found a lot of books I want to read and shows/movies I want to see through them.  I love the little bit of science at the end, as well, nice touch!  Good mix of stories by authors I recognize and those I don't, which is always lovely as well.  In a year and a half of getting this magazine, only once have I run across a story I couldn't bring myself to finish (in this case, because it was both boring AND rather tasteless), and given it was this last issue, I figure what I consider a poor choice is excusable, given the situation in the world today.  I would recommend this to anyone who likes to read fiction, and recommend it as essential to any science fiction fan especially.


title: Educational

text: 10 year old son loves getting stuff in the mail and the Highlights magazines are both entertaining and educational. Nice to get the brain cells working on something other than video games for a change!!


title: Samples of my hobby

text: My daughter started me to cross stitch when I was laid up with a broken leg.  Just Cross Stitch Magazine is full of new products and patterns.  I have an auto renew subscription thru Amazon.  My craft stores do not carry very many cross stitch items any more, so I depend on this magazine.


title: BEST THING EVER!!!!

text: This magazine is great at making women crazier than they already are. The article, "How to Haunt your Ex" is one of their best.


title: Aging Rockers

text: I generally enjoy Rolling Stone but as more of the old rockers reach their 50's and 60's there are fewer interesting people  to write about.  I get the feeling that sometimes Rolling Stone is having difficulty finding something or someone interesting to write about and some articles feel forced.<br />I don't believe I will renew my subscription next year.  It still have some interesting articles but they are fewer and further between.


title: Subscribed to this before , and we're back to it!

text: My father is 87 and loves this magazine, it full of memories from his entire life.  I switched to another publication for 2 years, that was supposed to be same "oldies" type, but it in no way compares to this Reminisce. I'll just keep renewing this for him every time.  Thank you, great magazine!


title: Four Stars

text: My 6 and 7 year old granddaughters love the magazine.


title: Beautiful southern home decor & style magazine

text: Love that there’s a magazine dedicated to Southern Home design. I’m using for home decor inspiration.


title: Great magazine!

text: Gave gift subscription to my dad and he loves this mag. No interruptions in service when renewing!


title: Time Rocks!

text: Glad Time is back! Great magazine!


title: Informative Mag!

text: Gave as a gift to my dad and he loves this mag. Reads cover to cover!


title: They sent me old issues and back-dated my subscription!

text: My subscription was supposed to start in December, but they sent earlier issues all the way back to June, which I had already purchased.They changed my subscription to renew in June, instead of December. Very crooked, in my opinion!


title: Highlights for grown ups!!

text: Great magazine full of great ideas!!  Got it as a gift and he loves it!!


title: Size

text: Great Articles


title: good read

text: Great magazine, took awhile to get it.


title: Lower quality paper

text: Liked the content but the pages are thin and tear easily.


title: Good Concept But Very Few Pages Devoted To Content Itself

text:
Got this subscription when it was discounted on a subscription sale. The title sounds like it must be intellectual and educational. It isn't. First the magazine itself has way too many ads. I understand the publisher needs to make money, but there must be some limit to the ads. Literally half of the magazine is just ads. If an entire page is not taken by an ad, then it will cleverly be presented in an article itself. You'll start reading and think that you are reading a legitimate article but it will simply have more advertisement in text itself.

The articles themselves are overly simplistic and seem geared to people who are absolutely ignorant about everything that might come under the category "science". Like another reviewer said in the review, an article will state "make your own power and your own shelter!" and the suggestion will simply be "buy a generator!".

This is just a bad magazine which most likely survives by baiting people who don't know better.


title: It's Nat Geo. Enough said.

text: Another great magazine from National Geographic that I bought for our great grandson.


title: Three Stars

text: This magazine has too many ads and not enough articles to balance it out.  I won't renew this subscription...


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Full of great ideas


title: Def the Best of the Buss. Mags

text: I have been an avid reader of Inc. for the past few years - every issue is impressive.  Insightful stories, interviews, tips and how-tos.  The staff seems inspired to put out a quality product.  I've read others (I find Forbes a bit disturbing with its complete lack of integrity and values, Bloomberg can be good but is uneven and rarely has the depth of inc.) but this is my fave buss/ent mag by far.  I see this is auto-renew, might want to look for the non-auto-renew option.


title: Love reading this magazine, covers many subjects and topics

text: I enjoy reading all the different aspects of this magazine covers ,always find something useful that I can use going forward


title: So Beautifully Done

text: A first class magazine filled with gorgeous glossy photos and so many things you never realized that you didn't know about history! Not your high school history by any stretch of the imagination. So happy that I gifted myself this magazine.


title: Looking forward to the next issue every month.

text: Always presents tips I use around the house, love the layout. Holds my attention


title: Bright new days may be just around the corner...

text:
In the decade since Liz Tilberis reinvented Bazaar, the magazine has had its share of ups and downs. The tragic loss of Ms. Tilberis was a crushing blow the fashion tome, and it never quite recovered to its former glory. Under the helm of Kate Betts, the magazine ventured into realms that Vogue was already covering, and while I didn't think it was as much of a Vogue doppelganger as many did, the sales figures spoke for themselves.
So in comes Glenda Bailey, the woman who brought Marie Claire to the U.S., and the woman slated to bring Bazaar to the top of the fashion heap. So far, what she has done is turn Bazaar into sort of an upscale version of Marie Claire. Obviously she's courting the mainstream. She loves a color theme, she loves an accessory  feature. Apparently she hates articles, because they are much fewer and further between. I have to admit that I have enjoyed a few articles in recent issues, and each issue has shown some improvement over the last. Her first official issue was a bit "gimmicky" (the front and back covers with Giselle), and her ideas weren't exactly NEW, but I guess only time will tell. She did manage to sign Stephen Gan as creative director, so some bright new days could be just around the corner.
Will Glenda Bailey be the woman to revitalize Bazaar? I think the jury's still out on that issue. I've got my subscription paid up until late 2005.....maybe the picture will be clearer by then.


title: good value

text: good value


title: wonderful magazine for needleart enthusiasts

text: always and interesting read with great patterns included


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome Magazine!!


title: Not enough listings

text: Only has listings for a few prime time hours. Lots of articles, crossword puzzle and soduku. Has extensive cable listings but only for the same short period of prime time. Like the content but would appreciate more listings.


title: Five Stars

text: renewal went fine, Thanks


title: Why can't they offer both magazine & Kindle in one subscription?

text:
Great publication, but why can't one access the Kindle version without paying full-price again?  That doesn't make sense to me nor does it seem fair.  I don't know if pictures come through on the Kindle and I'd hate to subscribe or renew on the Kindle though I'd prefer not to have all of these in the drawers around the house (unless they perhaps get my wife more interested in bedroom play)!

I don't find every publication exciting, but many are and I expect there will be something to satisfy anyone's fetish.


title: Why does it take so long?

text: I almost didn't write this because I still don't have the magazine! But then I realized that this comment probably reflects almost every subscriber's opinion: it simply takes too long to get the first issue of a magazine! I expect that I will like Fortune when I get it, but it's been over 3 weeks, I think. Maybe publishers could get us electronic versions while we wait and wait for the paper version.


title: Smithsonian bargain

text: The Smithsonian magazine is a fascinating world-encompassing treasure and an exciting, much anticipated monthly "mind stretcher".  At a discounted $12/year price through Amazon, it's a remarkable bargain everyone should take advantage of!


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine.


title: Not for me.

text: This magazine is very skimpy and reads like an advertisement or grocery store newsletter.


title: Always reliable.

text: I send this to my mom who’s 80 years old she always enjoys it.


title: If you don't usually like women's magazines...

text:
... then this one is probably not for you, either. I picked up their Sep. 2004 issue, based on the glowing reviews I had read here, but ended up wishing I'd spent my two bucks on something better. The articles were, for the most part, extremely shallow and not terribly entertaining. The two best of the lot were the one on the weight-loss side effects of anti-depressant medications and the travel article on Seville, Spain. Their fashion spreads were okay, but gave precious little info save for where to buy a dozen different varieties of the same skirt/jacket/etc.. Their celebrity interviews were disappointing both in their choice of people to interview (Christina Aguilera and Missy Elliot) and in their content (partially a function, again, of their choice of celebs).

In short, for actual thought-provoking articles, I'll be sticking with something like the New Yorker. For fashion, I'd rather go to a mag like Lucky (for more advice and real deals) or Harper's Bazaar (for the stunning photography).


title: Auto renew

text: Completely unhappy that this auto renewed for almost $40. There’s no such thing as a free lunch. Initial cost $5. They really caught me off guard.


title: I hate both! I'm looking forward to more recipes with ...

text: My first copy was about olives & also had lots of recipes with mushrooms. Unfortunately, I hate both! I'm looking forward to more recipes with foods I like. I ordered this on the advice of the weight management contact at my doctors office. It is a nice magazine and full of information and recipes.


title: This Magazine is one of our finest trust me...

text:
...it is also one of the things that makes me think of home when I am not there. Q has a definitve style in the music market, while most music mags focus on a musical genre or a particular target audience, Q lets any music or artist with an ounce of talent or credibility be their prize. To this end they have featured musical interviews with everyone from Madonna to Leonard Cohen, Blur to George Michael. The breadth is incredible, the journalistic style is artistic and grittily honest. The interest and need to share on the subject of sound talent is endless. The only musical snobbery you will bare witness to here is an avid aversion to the growing "pop stars/pop idol/American idol/x factor", style dross which  floods todays market. Thank goodness they do so instead of pandering to it without question like the mass of vile celeb trash mags do! I use the term "celeb" in it's loose sense here since one only has to show ones naked behind on Big Brother to be labelled with this dubiuos accalade these days!

The best testament to Q, for myself and many Brits, was that the late great John Peel (Uber DJ and font of all musical knowledge that was worth knowing) loved the magazine.

It kind of is a printed "Old Grey Whistle Test" I suppose, Peel's much loved BBC live music show from the 60's, 70's and 80's. If you love music then you will love Q!


title: Five Stars

text: Just like the magazine .


title: Articles are like visits with friends

text: Articles are like visits with friends, and recipe are mouth wateringly delicious. Now if I could just find Gulf seafood!!


title: Great girls magazine

text: Great magazine for girls. Content is age appropriate.


title: Last Year

text: I've loved this magazine and the wonderful patterns over the last seven years. However, I feel that it's slowly changing and gearing more towards a younger audience. Most of the patterns, except shawls, purses, socks, etc., no longer appeal to me or feel are what a women of 50+ yrs would wear. 😥


title: A Must Have

text: I can always find several patterns to make in each issue. I especially enjoy the the spring and summer issues. Living in the mid-south I look for patterns that call for lighter weight yarns. I'm not disappointed with Knitter's.


title: Fine but flawed, limited guide to contemporary publishing

text:
The New York Times Book Review is designed for an archetypal NYTimes Reader: a person with a solid liberal-arts education with moderate-to-liberal political views who is eager to appear up-to-date with contemporary literature - serious fiction, popular biographies and non-fiction in the social sciences.  Popular fiction, serious science and other subjects are usually omitted not by design but because of space constranits, I believe.

That said, most reviews seem to be thorough, fair and educational in themselves, although occasionally you will note that a reviewer may have a significant, important bias concerning the author s/he is reviewing.  Some times this isn't revealed and leads to weeks of debate in the letters column.

In recent years more attention has been paid to so-called children's literature, which is helpful.  The fiction best-seller lists are almost meaningless anymore, as they are crammed with thrillers and romances almost of the drug-store variety, but the non-fiction best-seller lists can be a way to find something new.

There are few specialty columns (or any columns at all, come to think of it), but the venerable Marilyn Stasio has done an excellent job of covering the huge mystery field and keeping readers up to date on their old favorites as well as promising newcomers.

The Times' book world tends to be occupied by authors who have already passed an invisible acid test of acceptability.  You'll have to seek out truly new voices in less traditional publications.  That said, the Times Book Review keeps you up-to-date on all of the important books and provides additional sustenance for the average, well-educated reader of somewhat broad tastes.


title: Good magazine if you like to look at ads...

text: This magazine has some good information, but it is hard to find with all the ads in the magazine.  This magazine has tons of ads that surround its few articles.  The articles it does have are generally good, but there are just SOOOO many ads.  The ads are all over and it is the main reason the magazine is so large.  This magazine could be a lot better with half as many ads and a few more articles.


title: how can you go wrong?

text: I got this for my wife.  How could I not since I got a 2 year subscription for 5 bucks?  You cant beat that price.  As for the quality of the magazine, I don't read it that crap!


title: Great value.

text: Love the magazine.


title: Thank god I won the lottery last year (ha ha)

text:
I'm trying to decide on which $100,000 speaker pair to buy recommended by the magazine.  Yes you can sometimes get two (2) speakers for that price.  Maybe I will match it with the $150,000 turntable and the $80,000 (each) monoblock amplifiers also recommended.  If only I had money left over for the $10,000 interconnects and the $1000 per foot speaker cable.  No money left over for records to buy though, darn.  Too bad I am now an audiophile and have to buy this stuff and live on the street, homeless, with no car or electricity.  If this scenario sounds familiar, you are probably also a poor subscriber to this most ridiculous "hobby" magazine as they like to call it.

Not advised for children or anybody who doesn't give Mitt Romney major bucks.


title: Vinyl info for dinosaur rock lovers only

text: I didn't know that vinyl collecting was restricted to late 60's and 70's rock acts.  I was mistakenly under the impression that there would be info on Jazz, Blues, Reggae, New Wave, Punk and maybe even Country artists.  Nothing of interest to me so far after 5 or 6 issues.  Really a one sided interest in the editorial decisions.


title: Thomas fans will love it.

text: Most excellent children's magazine!


title: How can a newsmagazine be slimmer, quicker to read, yet still broader and more informative than the competition?,

text:
Once you get your subscription to The Week, you can throw out Newsweek, Time, and People, along with heavy magazines that focus on the arts, food, and decorating. The Week comes in a deceptively small package, on thin paper, but it beats the competition in the breadth of subjects it covers. No longer will you be opening your news magazine and reading the same lead intro story about the Bush presidency and the Middle East over and over again. No longer will you be getting a narrow US-centric view on national and world events. No longer will you be flipping through pages of glossy ads to actually get to some text. And no longer will there be subscription cards falling out and littering your reading area!

I was a bit apprehensive about receiving a gift subscription to "yet another news weekly," but The Week won me over with the first issue. The Week opens with the main news stories and _how_ they were covered--you get what happened, what the major editorials said, what the columnists said, and what we can expect next. The editors draw on coverage in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Jerusalem Post, and hundreds of other print sources, so that the best of the best can be reprinted in The Week to provide diverse viewpoints. Dozens of sidebars provide human interest and shorter local happenings. One of my favorite sections is "The World At a Glance..." which is three pages chock full of news items from every continent, complete with a world map indicating the location of each story. Reading this weekly has really helped me bone up on my middle East and European geography. These news items are the important ones that somehow don't make it to our weekly national news broadcasts or print media.

The Week has a full spread on the best columns, from not US news media, but from European and international sources as well. You get the benefit of having read nine different major columnists from a diverse selection of sources, without actually having to go out and find these columns individually. In the "Talking Points" feature, major news issues are covered with input from three to six different sources.

Want fun? The Week also delivers coverage on People (celebrities) as well as the best of the Gossip for the week. It's balanced and just enough to keep one informed about celebrity happenings. Really, how many times can one read about Britney and Brangelina in a regular gossip rag? There are also not-to-be-missed reviews on Art exhibitions, Theater, Stage, Film, Music, Books, Restaurants, Television, and Travel. One of my favorite features in Books is the weekly guest who makes up a list of their favorite books. It's a great way to find both new books and old classics that people treasure. My other guilty pleasure from The Week is the real-estate section, which features gorgeous historic, opulent, and unusual real-estate that is currently on the market, as well as a "steal of the week."

Do you have enough yet? Don't worry, The Week also delivers Business news, Consumer news and product reports, detailed Obituaries, and recipes. With all I've described here, it sounds like this would be a tome, but as I said, this is the magazine that gets MORE information into LESS space and with less filler or extraneous information. Once you start reading The Week, your outlook will be changed, and it'll be hard to go back to the old media. Enjoy!


title: A must-read for any gambling fan

text:
Casino Player is the end-all magazine for the serious gambler (and the gambler who likes weekend fun with lots of comps!).  It is one of the pricier magazines, but the cost is well worth it, and it isn't over-run with advertising.

The letters to the editor touch on basic gaming, slot, and comp questions, and I always glean useful information from the Q&A section.  The magazine content covers slot machines, video poker strategy and probability, table game strategy and expected pay-offs, investing in the gaming industry's publicly-held corporations, and reviews of properties, restaurants, and shows.  I always read it before heading to Vegas to learn what is new and happening on the Strip and in the area.

Casino Player provides balanced coverage of Vegas, Atlantic City, Indian properties, and riverboat casinos.  As a Southern CA native, I usually skim features outside Vegas, but the magazine should be commended for reaching out to gamblers in all parts of the country.


title: A delicious guilty pleasure that delivers exactly what it promises

text:
People is a glossy, relatively thick magazine dedicated both to celebrity gossip and fashion as well as human interest and true crime stories.  When compared to other gossip rags like In Touch, US Weekly, and Life & Style, People always comes out on top with its fair and balanced coverage of celeb stories.  While the other magazines exaggerate to make splashy headlines, People sticks to the facts and avoids sensationalism.

People has excellent and extensive movie, book, and music reviews.  The price is worth it for the amount of media each weekly issue reviews.

People is a little pricier than the other gossip magazines, but it packs a punch of information that goes beyond just celeb lifestyles and fashions.


title: Five Stars

text: fab


title: wonderful zine

text: This zine is a must for the fiber crafter.  I certainly never heard of New Zealand possum yarn before.  Wonderful pictures, worthly of National Geographic.  The ads are an education.


title: Those Unfamous Faces

text: I love people magazine but lately I have grown fond of the human interest stories they do about everyday people who are not in the public eye.  I want to read about more people out there making a difference in the world despite the fact they have never been on the red carpet or shopped at Gucci.  I am also tired of them coming up with any excuse in the book just to get Jennifer Aniston's face plastered on the cover.  Friends is over...let's move on!


title: I like to look ahead to the week and this allows ...

text: I like to look ahead to the week and this allows me to do that without relying on my iPhone or laptop.


title: This is NOT the "real West"

text:
You can tell that whoever did the write-up on the main Amazon page was an employee of the Cowboys & Indians Magazine.  One thing they are being honest and upfront about nowadays is that it's devoted to the UPSCALE western lifestyle.  Seems to me that years ago, they did not admit that in their write-ups.

Anyway, you'll love this magazine if you don't mind  paying for a very slick, high gloss, large magazine that's 85-90% advertising.  Some people really do enjoy all the ads for very nice, expensive stuff so to each his own.  The ads are primarily for high quality, very high end, clothing, jewelry, cowboy boots, furniture, art, and homes (homes that are all referred to as "ranches" no matter if it's just a McMansion sitting on 5 acres).  Kind of funny, really.

Every issue seems to feature a famous "cowboy" who is actually just a Hollywood actor that's portrayed a cowboy and thus is now a cowboy in the public's mind.,  Or the issue is featuring an Indian, usually a famous Indian jeweler or silversmith.

There really isn't much positive to say about this magazine as it's really not portraying the "real Western lifestyle" for most American westerners, only the rich transplants from elsewhere that appreciate beautiful western stuff and have the money to surround themselves with it.  It ends up making me sad for the deterioration and infiltration of slick wealthy outsiders into what IS the real West.


title: My 2nd Favorite Magazine

text: My 2nd favorite magazine, only to be preceded by Discover - which is a must have also. A good mix of all sciences.


title: My Favorite Magine

text: My favorite magazine, only to be followed by Popular Science - which is a must have also. A good mix of all sciences.


title: Shape

text: Love this mag.


title: Turned Political

text: It's too bad that they have succumed to pushing the leftist political agenda. It used to be a great magazine. I'm not renewing my subscription.


title: Four Stars

text: Great articles. Nice read on a snowy afternoon.


title: Great articles and tips

text: This magazine keeps improving. Great articles and tips. I keep them all for reference.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine! Good articles, very informative an up to date. Great to read in the lazy boy.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine. Changed over the years, but still an interesting read.


title: A great magazine for young teens

text: The recipient of this gift subscription is well pleased


title: Three Stars

text: Consumer Reports for the Motorcyclist. A durable, no nonsense look at motorcycling. Right up there with warm oatmeal.


title: Five Stars

text: great articles.


title: MSL Fan

text: I have been a fan of MSL for over 20 years and have subscribed to the magazine off and on over that time.  Always gorgeous photos and the recipes are great.


title: Best magazine ever

text: I purchased this subscription for my boss - I love this magazine and share mine with anyone who wants it  Sojourners is doing a great job!


title: Wonderful gift!

text: My grandchildren love this, even my granddaughter.


title: Wonderful gift!

text: The children I send this to love it.


title: "Popular People of Science"

text: I subscribed most of my adult life.  I finally discontinued because the magazine is now more "Popular People of Science"  and less about the science itself.


title: RENEW THIS EVERY YEAR

text: I love sunset magazine.  I have been getting this magazine for years.  I now order it for my daughter too.  I live in California and there is always some great adventure or gardening tip I can use.


title: The best ‘how to’ magazine!

text:
I have been a subscriber on and off for
more years than I can remember. I have never seen a single issue that did
not contain an important article or tip. I have learned a lot from this magazine.


title: My favorite golf magazine!

text:
Golf Tips does not publish every month.
I believe there are only 5 issues per year.
Possibly explains why a previous reviewer
has not received his/her first issue.
This magazine is full of REAL instruction you can use to improve your game. I stopped subscribing to the other major golf mags.
Gofl Tips is the best.


title: Dumbed down fluff

text: In their attempt to gain a larger audience, they seem to be turning this once great publication into another mass-media, no real content glossy mag.<br />Some articles appear to have mistakes and factual omissions, and we wonder if some of the authors understood the subject themselves. Too many pages of flashy artwork.


title: Favorite Garden Magazine

text: What a treat when the new edition arrives.  The photography and articles are first rate.  The English provide you latin plant names for most plants and makes deeper, focused research possible.  Great articles on garden design, plant care and in depth analysis of featured species.  I read every edition cover to cover, more than once.


title: Not what I was hoping for

text: Article written by a journalist rather than a scientist was disappointing to say the least.  I would hope for more science, not layman's journalism.  I won't subscribe again.


title: Best magazine ever

text: Love reading all the articles. Haven’t seen any that are not interesting.


title: Easy to use to follow mass

text: I love this book  I bought it for the whole year and I would recommend anybody to buy it to follow mass easy to use I will continue purchasing


title: I like Mad magazine very much.

text: I enjoy the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: excellent

text: you can not beat the info in this magazine.  great all around info on tools, projects and repairs,  it covers it all.  you will not be disappointed


title: Four Stars

text: My favorite brand of crossword puzzle books.


title: Nice paper filters

text: These paper filters are sturdy.  I feel like I could almost rinse them and reuse, but I don't.  They don't have a chemical smell, which I was concerned about, and the coffee comes out pure and flavorful.


title: Five Stars

text: Fun magazine full of about everything a woman wants and needs!


title: Five Stars

text: Always a favorite of mine!


title: Five Stars

text: My boys love getting this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Always a great magazine!


title: prevention review

text: This was a great bargain!  Amazon was the only place I could get both print copy and copy.


title: Consistently great

text: Always a treat


title: Grandson Loves It

text: My grandson told me he likes it.


title: Five Stars

text: this magazine is great for female carpenter wannabes.  I love it.  Am on my third year!!


title: Great entertainment for kids

text: Grandchildren love getting them in the mail ages 2,3,12.  They all have different opinions about their favorite parts in each issue.  Great educational and entertainment for children.


title: National Geographic

text: I have always loved reading National Geographic magazines and hope to continue ordering this magazine.  It has never disappointed me.  It is filled with beautiful stories and photos and the writers are excellent...a truly Quality magazine!


title: Small print.

text: It’s still a nice little magazine to read, but the print is so small.  Had to cancel because it was nearly impossible for anyone over 40 to read.  If you’re over 40, you know what I mean. Something happens to our vision overnight huh?!


title: My daughters present

text: I bought this for my daughter and she reads it to the very last page, its one of her favorite magazines.


title: I enjoy this magazine

text: I enjoy this magazine.  It has a great layout with bold, well thought out page designs.  I feel like it has more high end/expensive ideas, with a few more affordable things thrown in to appeal to more people.  Decent lists and fun, lesser known facts/holidays.


title: Great Ideas

text: There are a bunch of recipes that range from stuff in your fridge that you can knock up tonight to more involved stuff. I’m so tired of trying to figure out what to cook for dinner - I need someone else to give me ideas. Glad I subscribed


title: NEVER Received My Subscription

text: Love the magazine, just wish they would have sent me mine!


title: Three Stars

text: I did not have a pleasant time with my magazine subscriptions here.... I missed prints!


title: Four Stars

text: We are very happy with our subscribtions here.


title: Four Stars

text: Very happy with our subscribtions!


title: thank you

text: I ordered the wrong magazine, had to return, very easy!! We were very pleased and happy with our purchase! The packaging was great as well and will purchase again real soon! Thanks again


title: Good Resource BUT NOT THE BEST

text: This magazine is great in the fact it has free patterns, if you want to stay out of date. I was a subscriber for 2 years, wanting heirloom tips, patterns, etc. Most of the free patterns are out of style, puffed sleeves, odd waistlines. If you wait 15 or so years they will be back in style. Some of the tips are good, great color pictures, many of Martha Pullen's extended family, but out of date and out of touch with current styling trends. Not many people wear leg-of-mutton puff sleeves in today's society.


title: KNIFE PUBLICATION

text: If you like to keep up with things going on in the knife world, this is one of the magazines to subscribe too.  Carries diverse materials that shows what is happening in the knife world:  high tech, old tech, art knives, etc.


title: Handyman Magazine

text: Worth the price.  If you are a DIY person and like magazines such as Pop. Mech.  then you will like this.  It uses advertisers who provided the latests and greatest new stuff, plus many tips, tricks and how to's for DIYers.


title: Knives Illustrated Review

text: It is a little pricey, but if you don't mind the cost, it is worth the money.  Full of pics and information.  Some issues are better than others depending on your interest.  I like knives and enjoy viewing what is being done in the knife world.


title: Five Stars

text: Its Scientific American -- wonderful magazine.  I look forward to its arrival every month.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the Mag.  Interesting and informative.


title: It's Smithsonian!

text: Great magazine, writing, and topics.  Have read it for years and it continues to interest.  Bringing the US's history alive.


title: mediocre

text: not impressed


title: Five Stars

text: best subscription price I could find


title: One Star

text: So slow!!!


title: Great Magazine!!

text: Love this magazine......so much great information!! Enjoy the recipe's inside as well. Would suggest it to anyone for all the greatest ideas and articles!


title: career ideas & insights monthly

text: After purchasing several HBR issues while traveling, I subscribed in order to not miss out. So far (3 issues into the subscription) I have already gained dozens of ideas which I can apply at work. Lifelong learning is a necessity and this subscription is my new must have.


title: completely on target

text: With the redesign, the magazine now captures the essence of the TV show and extends it into useful information every homeowner can use. Some of the articles focus on DIY-related projects, some help you when you want to work with professionals - all are perfectly suited for me and my wife. I now have a library of the mags which I save for future reference (honey do lists) although I also use their web site (which is integrated into the magazine each month). Great read; great resource.


title: Cooking Light

text: I ordered this magazine for my daughter. The recipes are very easy to understand and use. The articles are interesting too.


title: HARD RO PUT DOWN!!

text: Excellent magazine, the articles are hard to put down, pictures and fashions are up to date!! This is a MUST HAVE!


title: Five Stars

text: Love HGTV magazine.


title: Great Magazine

text: I live this magazine, it has great recipes and not overloaded with adds. The only downside is I started to receive expiration notices after I received the second issue.


title: Good page turner

text: Dwell is a good mag but like any mag today, more ads than content.  I really enjoy their content.  Very original clean and space conscience.


title: Very Biased,Tasteless and Boring

text:
I subscribed to this mag back in days of ps2 but then ridiculous ps3 price tag  of $600 made me cancel subscription.Now after Move and Slim version and as expected big time come back by Sony i tried this mag again but oh man...what a disappointment .They have good screen shots of games but thats what all about it .Reviews are extremely biased with EA and Sony getting 9 to 10 on all games and Capcom ,Namco (May be because they are Japanese counterpart)..etc`ll not get more then 6-7 score with unreasonable negativity against games of all other studios.Poor execution of mag can easily be blamed on magazine editor because even in his articles you`ll not see any depth or future innovation so what we can expect from staff.Reviewers didn`t make much sense. Seems like some bloggers been hired to write whatever they think and then tag it with pre-set scores. its a joke  .Sony always try to back up their product by monopoly or innovation they need to pay attention to mag too, by making some changes in staff .For time being Game Informer is best mag out there as they cover whats going on in industry and their writers make you enjoy what they been reviewing.

Final Verdict : If you are fan boy or really doesn`t know what else been offered on paper medium regarding gaming world then go with this magazine otherwise destructoid or kotaku `ll be more then enough for you .Score  2/5


title: Do You Know Hardware ?

text: Regarding PC there is so much info on net but problem is reliability and from where to start because of new generation of pc ,games,LCD era.Things are much changed then days of simple pentium and ATI video card.I did research before i decided to go with Maximum Pc.Other magazines in same categories are full of advertisements and when you have so much advertisement then offcourse reviews become biased favoring sponsors.Maximum PC also have adds but thet are not many and mainly of PC Sellers rather then indiviual products.<br />If you looking to keep yourself updated in "timely manner" with cool gadgets -Highly Recommended.Don`t go for CD version you can download all stuff as links are given within magazine and amazon will give you extra $5 off or some special offer .Look for it before subscribing .


title: Liberal bias since the 1980s

text: This is a bad weekly news magazine. It is total bias, so little pages, the authors are anti trump/ republican. Especially the editor. The editor is so liberal its full of liberal like cnn msnbc and more. I don't know how a republican founded magazine turned into a liberal democrat magazine bias


title: Visually appealing

text: GQ is mostly just good for its pictures and advertisements, which definitely provide a lot of value. But it should start taking itself more seriously by including more written articles and a more narrow scope of interest.


title: Excellent Business Magazine - great subscription price!

text: The magazine arrived after about two weeks from purchase. I always liked Forbes magazine and found this purchase through Amazon to be very reasonable.


title: Subscriber for years

text: I can't get enough of Los Angeles magazine!  I subscribed after my first visit in 2010.  I fell in love with the city, and this magazine allows me a sneak peek in every month.  I am an East Coaster, so getting to California is not quick and easy!  I have two favorite features each month - one is a quick Q&A column where questions about city landmarks/quirks are answered, and the other is the true crime/investigation piece.  Los Angeles magazine does a fabulous job of capturing the vibe and culture of a wonderful city!


title: Not bad but leaves me wanting more variety

text: I've been a subscriber for two years, but I'm not going to renew this time.  There are some great things about this magazine.  There's always information about eating healthy, and many of the recipes are wonderful.  Another feature is the Diary portion, where the magazine profiles individuals who have turned to fitness and healthy eating in order to lose weight.  It's the most inspiring part of the magazine, and it's great that the magazine focuses on real women, not just how to tell those in perfect shape to stay in shape.<br />I do wish that the magazine would have a bit more variety.  I feel like I keep seeing many of the same exercises repeated over and over.  I also wish the magazine would realize that not all of us are in to New Age spirituality.  If you do choose to subscribe, don't be surprised to see the latest issue at the newsstand before it arrives in your mailbox.


title: great magazine

text: This magazine was ordered for my son for a Christmas gift.  It is the only magazine he reads.  It arrives each month in good condition.  My only complaint is it took literally months for the first issue to arrive.


title: If you like cooking this is for you!

text: This was actually a gift for a family member.  They liked it so much that I have had it renewed for the past 3 yrs.  I also have read through it many times and it has many good recipes from some of the food network bests.  Lots of cool ideas to try.


title: Loved it!

text: As one that has to look around to get an idea of what the latest trends may be, this was a great help.  I could (almost) duplicate outfits and at great savings.  Target, Kohl's, etc.  Just renewed my subscription.


title: Bought as gift.

text: Duaghter-in-law liked this subscription.  When we visited she had made a recipe from this series and it was good.  Probably would order it again for her.