Vanity-List Your Magazine & Periodical Subscriptions

01/04/03 | Self

[xsrdx]

OK, so what are Freepers reading these days? I've often presumed magazine subscriptions did a decent job of reflecting an individuals interests and politics..... should be interesting to note any recurring pubs....one might also learn something about what sort of print media remains popular.

List only those publications that are mailed to your home or to you personally at work.

Picking it up in line at the grocery store doesn't count!

[xsrdx]

Here's my list, warts and all, in no particular order:

Car & Driver

Army AL&T

NRA American Rifleman

USPSA Front Sight

The Atlantic Monthly

Defense News

Vanity Fair

Motorcylist

Soldier Of Fortune

National Geographic

Rodale's Scuba Diving

[tet68]

Shotgun News

[volchef]

Food and Wine
Bon Appetit

I used to get Parenting, but cancelled because of it horrible liberal approach to raising kids.

[hole_n_one]

Based on some of the comments I've read on this site in the past, there must be several that subscribe to this.

[abclily]

Commentary and The New Criterion.

[ContentiousObjector]

The Atlantic Monthly
National Geographic
The New Republic ('gift' from father-in-law)
Macworld
eWeek
The Onion
World Oil Magazine
Baseline

And a ton of other junk I just get sent that I didn't ask for

[SES1066]

Wall Street Journal,
The Economist,
Scientific American,
Technology Review,
Wired,
Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact,
American Scientist,
Reason,
Anglican Digest,
Primus.

[Glenn]

New Yorker

Dr. Dobbs

Mac Addict

[Young Rhino]

Dead tree publishing is so quaint.

To save time weeding through junk, I replaced every subscription this past year with either a free or paid subscription to the electronic editions of the following:

1. Dallas Morning News (leftist, but good business section).
2. Wall Street Journal.
3. Forbes.
4. National Review.

When The American Spectator legal problems occurred, I switched to americanprowler.org.

Fortunately, I get free Nexis through my employer, which supplements the above.

[CTOCS]

Guns & Ammo
Southern Living
Food & Wine
Architectural Digest
Model Railroader
N-Scale
The two monthly NRA Mags

[proxy_user]

OK, here goes:

Classic Record Collector
Stereophile
The Absolute Sound
The Audiophile Voice

I used to write for PrimylVinyl, but the owner decided to call it quits. And of course, Fi and Listener have gone out of business.

I have 3000 classical LPs and $30K worth of stereo equipment. No CDs.

[WarrenGamaliel]

Chronicles
The Atlantic Monthly
The American Conservative
Liberty
Reason
The American Prospect
Harpers
American History
The American Enterprise

[SBprone]

Wall Street Journal

Forbes

Precision Shooting

Automobile

American Rifleman

Shooting Sports USA

[Dog Gone]

Illuminati Illustrated

Better Homes and Build-a-Burgers

Fake Moon Landing of the Month

Popular Chemtrails

[DM1]

American Rifleman

[Mister Magoo]

Wall Street Journal
Dallas Morning News
Time
Economist
Business Week
Travel & Leisure
Reason
D
National Geographic Traveler
Hello!
Miltary History Quarterly
T3

[xsrdx]

Several hits so far for:

WSJ

The Atlantic Monthly

NRA publications

[LibKill]

1. American Rifleman.

2. Every kind of junk mail in the known universe. :)

[goodnesswins]

American Enterprise
Cooking Light
Prevention
Writer's Digest
Travel America

BUT, I actually READ more online than through the hard copies I receive.