What MAGAZINES do you subscribe to ?

[Biscuit Barrel]

Total Carp

 

[dolphins]

Dogma
WSC
Empire (which I've had from issue 1 and was mentioned when they were doing a recent celebration of the longest running subscribers)

 

[HalfaSeatOn]

Dogma
WSC
Empire (which I've had from issue 1 and was mentioned when they were doing a recent celebration of the longest running subscribers)

Another one for Empire. My subscription started November 1998 with Truman Show cover. I keep them in year packs and older ones are a lot weightier than the latter packs!

 

[zefarelly]

That looks pretty expensive to me. I don't what mags you're looking for but you can get a pretty wide range for free if you're a member of Brighton library. There are about three or four magazines that I like looking at and all are available on the app. What's more, the library app also includes foreign publications, if I want to read French magazines, that's an additional 9.99 euros

French!

My mate Franc says they're Shitehouse!

 

[Grizz]

Dogma and Airliner World for my inner plane spotting geekiness

 

[HalfaSeatOn]

Besides Empire, the tempting one from Normal Rob’s list.

BLOOMBARB MARKETS (STH AMERICA)

 

[OzMike]

The internet.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

The Guardian iPad edition.

 

[Screaming J]

Private Eye.

Err........ that's it!

 

[Seagull in the 'Sham]

Private Eye, Beano (often have a very similar editorial slant towards people in positions of authority)

 

[kojak]

back in the day
F1 News and World Soccer

 

[Dick Swiveller]

Retro Gamer
Pixel Addict
Zzap! 64
Zzap! Amiga
Crash
Amtix

 

[goldstone]

The Spectator. Should be required reading for the entire population.
The Railway Magazine.

 

[FamilyGuy]

2000AD - and except for a couple of issues from several years ago I've got every one of them (which actually means I've got most of them I guess)

 

[PTC Gull]

Only Private Eye.

 

[Pevenseagull]

Cancelled New Scientist and New Statesman ahead of so ago as I found I wasn't reading the majority of them, which sort of defeats the point. In general moving over to podcasts these days.

Still have Private Eye delivered though.

 

[Quebec Seagull]

The Atlantic and London Review of Books for the past decade or so, interspersed with the occasional yearly subscription to the New Yorker and Literary Review.

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[Sid and the Sharknados]

Cancelled New Scientist and New Statesman ahead of so ago as I found I wasn't reading the majority of them, which sort of defeats the point. In general moving over to podcasts these days.

Still have Private Eye delivered though.

I find that since I subscribed to Private Eye, it arrives and then I put it on the side with the intention of reading it later.
I then forget and end up recycling about 6 of them at once when I next get around to it.
But then when I get a train anywhere I think "I won't get Private Eye, that would be a waste of money".
So since subscribing I actually read Private Eye much less than I used to.

 

[Jim in the West]

Good to see quite a few fellow Private Eye subscribers on here....an absolute gem of a publication - and obviously taking quite a bit of credit (rightly so) for their work on the Post Office/Fujitsu scandal.

I limit my other subscriptions to digital versions - The Financial Times (pricey, but their journalism is top notch) and the New York Times (ridiculously cheap - I think I'm paying £2 a month). I also pay for a Guardian on-line subscription - you don't need to, as their content is free - but (as for the FT) decent journalism needs to be supported these days.

 

[Miximate]

Dogma
Caravan & Motorhome Club.