what magazines do you read/subscribe to?

[nostatic]

While I'm a digital worker bee, my heart is in analog and I'm subscribing to some "real" magazines to read to try and keep up (beyond news.google.com). First on the list are The Economist and The New Yorker. A friend also highly recommends Foreign Affairs.

What comes in your mailbox (hopefully not the postman)?

[vash]

Originally Posted by nostatic

What comes in your mailbox (hopefully not the postman)?

hahahaha.

i get a few.

sportsafield, Saveur, Cooks, Bugle (rocky mountian elk foundation rag).
just sub'd to Grassroots.

[p911dad]

I get the Economist, Autoweek, AOPA Pilot

[azasadny]

I don't subscribe to any, too many ads, too little "meat" for me...

[nostatic]

and sorry, but the bbs bug put this in tech instead of OT where I intended...

[chrisp]

to me the best read is the Wall Street Journal.

On the car side all I really need is Car & Driver. I really like Car&Driver. I get Panorama through PCA but flip and toss it in less than 10 minutes. I do the same with my regional PCA newsletter. It's not that they're not good, I just don't take the time to read them. I had Excellence for a while but I couldn't act on 10% of the cool things I read about. I liken it to someone who makes an average US salary subscribing to millionare magazine (if there is such a thing).

For a while I enjoyed This Old House but it became a frustrating exercise since my project list kept getting longer, not shorter so I stopped that one.

[juanbenae]

and my motor drop thread gets moved to regional because i mention BAP......

its who you know around here i guess......

i get jugs monthly by the by..

T$

[dweymer]

My reading bill is a little high:
diesel power
8-lug
grassroots moto
Four wheeler
bimmer
Wooden boat
Good ole boats
CFO
Fraud magazine
WSJ also

[KevinG]

Excellence
Zymurgy

lots of others get delivered, but I don't read them.

[equality72521]

None. I'd rather be doing things than sit and read. Heck, I only put aside a few minutes a day to read this site, unless I can't sleep.

[dweymer]

Originally Posted by KevinG

Zymurgy

That's a good one too, used to get it. What about BREW?

[Seahawk]

The Progressive Farmer
Field and Stream
Weekly Standard
Hemmings Sports and Exotic Cars

[David E. Clark]

My top three are:

1. Sports Car Market
2. Excellence
3. The Economist

[scottmandue]

I got piles of good books stacking up around my house so I stopped getting magazines.

I did enjoy Excellence, and a couple of audio magazines for a while, I think I am still getting table talk.

[craigster59]

Fine Homebuilding, Old House Journal, Acoustic Guitar, Double Gun Journal, Chronicle de Couloir.

[Superman]

MILF
BBW Illustrated
Over 40
Dog Fighting Journal

[on2wheels52]

I normally stop at the library every other week and pick up a few months of what I'm interested at the time. Stay regular on Car & Driver, Flying, Kiplingers. My wife got me a subscription to Cycle when no one 'adopted' it for the library. The AMA mag and numerous trade journals come to the shop but about the only way I can read them is to take them home.
Jim

[David]

Autoweek
Road&Track
Excellence
Roundell (BMWCCA)
Panorama (PCA)
Playboy
Popular Science
Gourmet
Cuisine at Home
Fine Woodworking
Newsweek
Time
Texas Monthly
This Old House
Family Handyman
National Geographic
Mens & Womens Health
National Geographic Traveler
Popular Mechanics
(and probably some I'm missing)

My wife works at a library so she gets really good professional rates. We also change them up a little every year.

My wife was interviewing for a new librarian a while back with some of her coworkers. After the interview they asked if he had any question for them. He said he wanted to know what magazines they took. When my wife mentioned Playboy, she said he looked pleased .

[Christien]

Excellence - love it
Pano - basically automotive Playboy - look at the pictures, skip the articles
Local PCA chapter magazine - VERY well done, always a great read, and often pics of my car!
Macleans - Canadian version of Time
The Walrus - sort of a Canadian New Yorker, but a bit more literary

My wife's grandmother, bless her heart, keeps giving us gift subscriptions to Reader's Digest.

[Icemaster]

Wired
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All I have time for.