Want to buy or sell something? Check the classifieds
  • The Fedora Lounge is supported in part by commission earning affiliate links sitewide. Please support us by using them. You may learn more here.

What Magazines do you read?

marquise

Familiar Face
Messages
55
Location
Manhattan, UWS.
The New Yorker
American Scholar (quarterly)
Daedalus (quarterly)
N+1 (quarterly)
Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians (member)
Harper's
Atlantic
The World of Interiors (Best design magazine EVER.)
Vogue
Period Living & Traditional Homes (British import)
The Paris Review
American Bungalow
Gastronomica (quarterly; food writing & history.)
 

jazzbass

Familiar Face
Messages
70
Location
San Francisco
Let's see

New Yorker
Harpers
Mother Jones
The Nation
Utne Reader

and a bunch of complimentary music industry mags like:

Mix
EQ
Tape Op
Bass Player






jazzbass
 

Barry

Practically Family
Messages
693
Location
somewhere
Various news magazines...

and

The Washingtonian
Reason (sometimes)

American Libraries
Library Journal
The Comics Journal
Gearhead Magazine (when they get an issue out)
National Geographic
Smithsonian Magazine
 

Zemke Fan

Call Me a Cab
Messages
2,690
Location
On Hiatus. Really. Or Not.
A secret shared...

Samsa said:
I'm too cheap to subscribe to any...
... I buy ALL of my magazine subscriptions on eBay. Unbelievable savings. One example? Three years of Architectural Digest (including s/h) for $8.95. Just did a bunch of one and two year renewals today and spent a grand total of $35.00
 

scotrace

Head Bartender
Staff member
Messages
14,393
Location
Small Town Ohio, USA
Zemke Fan said:
... I buy ALL of my magazine subscriptions on eBay. Unbelievable savings. One example? Three years of Architectural Digest (including s/h) for $8.95. Just did a bunch of one and two year renewals today and spent a grand total of $35.00



Had no idea. Thank you!
 

Zemke Fan

Call Me a Cab
Messages
2,690
Location
On Hiatus. Really. Or Not.
Examples of eBay pricing...

... on magazine subscriptions renewed today:
  • 1$8.95 -- 3 Years of Architectural Digest
  • 1$3.95 -- 1 Year of Caribbean Travel and Life
  • $14.95 -- 2 Years of Cottage Living
  • 1$6.98 -- 1 Year of PC Magazine
  • 1$3.95 -- 1 Year of Traditional Home
  • 1$5.72 -- 1 Year of Veranda
  • 1$8.95 -- 2 Years of Vogue
 

Zemke Fan

Call Me a Cab
Messages
2,690
Location
On Hiatus. Really. Or Not.
Pretty straightforward...

Shaul-Ike Cohen said:
How does this work?!
... Just enter the exact title of the magazine and the word "subscription" into search and see what comes up. Most sellers handle both renewals as well as new subscriptions. It usually takes 2-4 months for it to reach the publisher, so don't wait until the last minute.

I've been doing this for a couple of years now and haven't been burned once. And, as you can see, the savings are substantial. Only magazine that now needs to be renewed in this household is InStyle and I'm waiting for a good bargain to show up.

THOUGHT: If by your question you meant: "How come such a steep discount?" I think it mostly has to do with publishers wanting to boost their circulation.
 

Shaul-Ike Cohen

One Too Many
Messages
1,176
Location
.
Zemke Fan said:
THOUGHT: If by your question you meant: "How come such a steep discount?" I think it mostly has to do with publishers wanting to boost their circulation.

That was what I originally meant, but the practical information is useful, too, of course.
 

DronesDodz

One of the Regulars
Messages
131
Location
Greenville SC, USA
1. Piping Today (bagpipe magazine from Glasgow, Scotland) (Subscr.)
2. Alternative Press (music magazine) (news stand)
3. Islands (very cool magazine about vacation places and islands)
(news stand)
4. Ensign (LDS church magazine) (Subscr.)
5. DRUM! (drummer magazine) (news stand)
6. Modern Drummer (drumming and percussion) (news stand)
My wife has also two magazines which she has subscribed.
 

Twitch

My Mail is Forwarded Here
Messages
3,133
Location
City of the Angels
I have to admit that I have hundreds and hundreds of old car and airplane magazines that go back to even the 40s. I don't conceive of any value of them except to me when I drag them out every couple years and read things like road tests of 1955 Chrysler 300s when they were new:)
 

Strider

One of the Regulars
Messages
255
Location
.
Do comic books count as magazines? I mean, The Fantastic Four still has the tagline: "The world's greatest comic-magazine!", so I guess they do.

Here we go!

MAD
Green Lantern Corps
52
Batman
Detective Comics
Superman
Action Comics
The Creeper
Wonder Woman
The Flash: The Fastest Man Alive
Civil War
Wolverine: Origins
Justice League America
Batman and the Mad Monk
Maxim
Cracked
FHM
 

Forum statistics

Threads
109,669
Messages
3,086,375
Members
54,480
Latest member
PISoftware
Top