What MAGAZINES do you regularly read?

[James]

Just wondering - aside from books, what other reading material do you guys read on a regular basis? Anyone subscribe to any print magazines (apart from emailed newsletters)? Or newspapers?

I read Mojo (a UK-based music magazine, rock n roll - or "dad rock" if you´re being mean), Private Eye (a UK satirical magazine), Viz (a UK-based scurrilous cartoon and naughty jokes magazine).

What about you guys?

James

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Hi, James
I subscribe to People, Vogue, Essence, InStyle, EW, Money, Conquer, Neurology Today and occasionaly I read Baltimore Sun and Towson Times.

[James]

Wow, cool - why Neurology Today? Work?

Thanks VA!

[Donna]

I subscribe to Good Housekeeping, Woman's Day, Country Living, Redbook, Food Network Magazine, Reader's Digest, and a couple of recipe magazines also.

[L.J.]

Although I don't subscribe, I often buy Writer's Forum, Writing Magazine, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, Landscape, and New Scientist.

Strange mix, I know!

[Jim]

I regularly read Time, Newsweek, Fortune and National Geographic.

[L.J.]

Donna wrote: "I subscribe to Good Housekeeping, Woman's Day, Country Living..."

Country Living is a great magazine! I also used to enjoy 'Period Living and Traditional Homes' but it has been split into two separate magazines now.

[Simone]

I read my mother in law's copies of The Nation, The New York Review of Books, Harper's and The Atlantic. (You can tell she's an old leftie.) I read my parents' copies of Sunset, Afar, National Geographic Traveler, and Lonely Planet (they're big travelers). I personally subscribe to Saveur, Bon Appetite, Food and Wine and Poets and Writers. I stopped reading my mom's copies of Martha Stewart Living several years ago because that magazine infuriated me! Same with Vanity Fair. I'm happier without it.

[Yzabel]

BBC History—well, sort of. I'm considering unsubscribing because I have a backlog of 2+ years, and can't read them in time because, well, too manhy actual books to read. (Or maybe I'll switch to digital-only: easier to read in public transportation + no more piling up on paper at home.)

[Lance]

Smithsonian, Time, The Economist, Military History Quarterly, Wreck Diving, American History, and some others.

I used to get BBC History, but it seemed like every issue was about either the Tudors or Hitler (or both), so I finally gave up on it.

[Gisela]

Actual print magazines?
SUCCESS

Online:
Entrepreneur, Business Insider and Inc.

I also browse WIRED, Forbes, Inc., Creative Non Fiction, and the O-Magazine, but will buy only issues I find truly interesting.

[Simone]

Gisela wrote: "Actual print magazines?
SUCCESS

Online:
Entrepreneur, Business Insider and Inc.

I also browse WIRED, Forbes, Inc., Creative Non Fiction, and the O-Magazine, but will buy only issues I find truly ..."

Creative Nonfiction can be pretty good.

[Mohsen]

Hello guys.
it's a long time that I don't read any "Actual print magazines", instead reading online magazine is the best choice

some of my favourite online magazine:

https://www.success.com [which you can buy the printed version]

http://www.hiwamag.com/ [which is on of the best]

https://www.health.com/

[W.]

New Yorker. It has everything. Long form nonfiction articles, head scratch cartoons, a caption contest, pop culture reviews, book reviews, and a weekly humor 1-page kvetch that somehow manages to be entertaining occasionally without being humorous.

[Sherri]

The only magazine I read is Writer's Digest.