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Showcasing Magazines and Magazine Subscriptions ... Online & Hard Copy Issues ... for Every Topic Imaginable.
Find Favorite and Hard to Find Magazine Titles. Connect and Interact with those who share your interest in the World of Periodicals and compare notes regarding what Magazines make for the best reading.
Below you'll find Merchants and Products which speak to the topic of this site and which, in keeping with our mission as The Web's Concierge, have been carefully chosen and individually screened for your shopping ease and pleasure. They are not paid ads, but rather companies with whom we have selectively chosen to partner. We do earn a referral fee if you find something you like or need and purchase it. We have striven to bring you the "best in breed" companies ... those that: we like, our friends like, have great sites and service, have good online reviews, positive consumer reports, and are family friendly. Keep us posted with regards to your own personal experiences with them.
You may be surprised at companies that have not been included. The "noisiest" in the marketplace are not always the best. We have chosen 1) newer innovative companies that are performing well and garnering respect in their respective niches as well as 2) "Main Street" companies that have been reliably getting the job done for decades ... in some cases centuries. Our oldest partner, thus far, has been in business since 1819! That's staying power.
Rest assured, if we've included a certain vendor in a site's line-up, there's a very specific reason for it. You may have to hunt and poke a bit, but it'll be well worth the effort. Enjoy the adventure!
Merchants
The Leader of the Pack
Scientific American: America's super long-lived "erudite" scientific magazine ... providing a forum where working scientists and Nobel laureates present their latest work across a broad range of fields, including medicine, technology, energy, the environment, business, and more. Written and edited with technically educated professionals and managers in mind, feature articles provide relevant information on how the latest advances apply to industry, the professions, and public policy. The range of topics is wide and diverse ... a long way from the 4 page publication launched in 1845. It is the longest continuously running monthly publication in the US.
Customer Favorites:
Alibris: One of the earliest online booksellers ... connecting you to thousands of independent book, music, and movie sellers around the world where you'll find over 150 Million new, used, and hard to find titles.
Amazon: One of the planet's most mind-boggling arrays of goods. First came the books. Now they've added every other product on the planet. The ultimate in selection and convenience across multiple categories.
Art.com: If you love Art ... any kind of art, any subject ... you're gonna love this site. It's a feast for the senses. You can browse by subject, genre, artist, room to be decorated, and even color palate. Once you've found the image you've been looking for and/or can't live without, then you have multiple product types to choose from ... there's even a great selection of wall tapestries. You'll have fun here ... no matter your special interests or current decorating mission. Their tag line says it all: "Find Your Art, Love Your Space."
Harper's: A monthly magazine of literature, politics, culture, finance, and the arts ... since 1850. Known for its eclectic blend of essays, fiction, and non-fiction reporting that ranges in voice from liberal to conservative. You'll find commentary on politics, literature, culture, science ... or just about any human interest topic that catches the writers' fancy. Past and present, the writers at Harper's always seem to have their pulses on what is really going on in the world that readers want to know. (Winner of the 2013 National Magazine Award for Fiction)
Mad Magazine: Absurdity, nonsense, foolishness, senselessness, flippancy, preposterousness, absurdity, and improbability reign supreme (and have since 1952) in this monthly compendium of political and social satire - and toilet humor. Alfred E. Neuman himself would be proud of you for keeping to your childish roots and subscribing to Mad Magazine.
Magazine Agent: Magazine subscriptions discounted up to 90%.
Magazines.com: Over 1,500 magazine subscriptions at the lowest publisher-authorized prices online.
MagMall: A great line-up of your favorite magazines (and many we bet you don't even know exist) at great subscription prices.
National Geographic: Probably the most beloved of all magazines since it was first published in 1888. Your source for information about the world and its people. Riveting journalism. Stunning photography. Informative maps. Bringing you up close and personal to the fascinating people, places, animals, and environments around the globe that most people rarely get to visit or experience. (Winner of the 2013 National Magazine Award for General Excellence and Photography). Available at a fabulously affordable price!
Reader's Digest: Who doesn't love Reader's Digest or get a nostalgic feel from just picking up one of those "little" magazines and reading ... say ... "Humor in Uniform" for example? RD remains a trusted source for ideas and inspiration on the topics that matter most when it comes to the American way of life. Discover thousands of tips on health, family, home, money, and more for living a richer, more satisfying life. Enjoy real-life dramas about hometown heroes, plus hundreds of jokes, stories, and laughs. It's nice to know some things don't change.
Reader's Digest - Large Print: The beloved mag is now available in a large-print version ... in full color and on non-glare paper.
Saturday Evening Post: Providing uplifting features, original art, celebrated fiction, side-splitting humor, preventive medical advice, and more! If only Norman Rockwell were still alive.
The Atlantic: A magazine with a "storied" past (pun intended) ... now actually into its third century and still literate, entertaining, and informative with regards to contemporary events, issues, and culture. Having won more National Magazine Awards than any other publication, The Atlantic remains a great source for reading about current events, politics, economics, personalities, travel, food, and book reviews. (Even if you don't always agree with the positions taken.) You'll also find contemporary fiction, poetry, and humor.
Town & Country: THE granddaddy of general interest magazines ... it's been published continuously since 1846 giving it the 2nd longest run of any magazine in the US. (They only missed by a year.) The content is directed at an affluent audience and its voice embraces sophisticated living ... across the smorgasbord of disciplines. You'll find articles on art, fashion, decorating, travel, architecture, beauty, finance, health, and even politics and social issues ... often highlighted with profiles of and interviews with influential personalities. There may be a beautiful woman gracing the cover ... but this periodical is not a fluff piece.
