What are your favorite magazines?

[Howard]

I know someone -- seriously, it isn't me -- who goes to the stores toward the end of the month, when the old magazines that didn't sell are about to be taken down off the newsrack. He will go through them and use the free sample of cologne. It's probably not ethical nor may it be legal, but his justification is they were going to throw the magazines away at the end of the day as it were anyways.

Do the cologne samples still have that scent?

 

[dba]

F1 Racing, Rider, National Geographic Traveler, BMWMOA News. My fiancee gets Eventing USA, Dressage Today and various other "horsey" magazines.

 

[Walter Denton]

The Atlantic, Harper's, Old Time Herald (the journal of traditional American music)

 

[MacTweed]

Besides journals, I love Dwell magazine. When it arrives I devour it.

 

[Beresford]

"M Magazine" (Deceased). "European Travel and Leisure" (Deceased). "Cottage Living" (Deceased)

 

[RedBluff]

My last subscriptions where for GQ, Sunset, and Elle Decor.
I read everything online now.

 

[MB5]

Garden and Gun is my current favorite, and has been for a year.

 

[Hitch]

AutoWeek& NationalReview

 

[CdnTrad]

+1 for Monocle. Great Mag.

 

[Tilton]

My subscriptions (all of which I quite enjoy):

The Economist
The Atlantic
Eastern Fly Fishing
Bon Appetit
Believer

Although I sometimes like to read Salon, National Review, Garden and Gun, and any of the McSweeney's publications.

 

[Mox]

Make, 2600, American Bungalow, Style 1900, American Scientific, Reason, Cinefex, The Wire, Future Music, Retro Gamer, Dr. Dobbs Journal, Servo, Linux Gazette

And, from the past:

Radio Electronics, Byte, Commodore Gazette, Compute!, Omni (sometimes)

Make, I think, is one of the greatest magazines ever published. If you are at all, interested in DIY, gadgets, or technology in general, it's a must read.

Almost forgot to add one I actually subscribe to: Invention & Technology

Good/Fast/Cheap - Pick Two

I'm quoting an old post, but I love this list. I've subbed to several of these in the past.

It's been a long time, though. I use the web for the most part now. The only current exception is Circle Track Magazine. They have a great website, but I've learned so much about suspension engineering from Bob Bolles that I like to support the publication.

 

[Howard]

I sometimes enjoy reading PC magazines.