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Showing posts with label v twin magazine. Show all posts
Monday, December 22, 2014
Irish America Magazine
Monday, September 22, 2014
Country's Best Cabins (1-year automatic renewal)
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just wanted the october issue for my neices cabin was on front cover canceled the subscription because like i said just wanted magazine with my neices cabin on front pageRead Best Reviews of Country's Best Cabins (1-year automatic renewal) Here
Friday, April 18, 2014
Virginia Quarterly Review
To those who want something to laugh about, there's always an installment of "graphic fiction" -essentially short fiction in a comic book form. But those comics are not your average Superman stories. They talk about issues of idenity, growing up, and even visiting the South Pole! The Dead Eye comics at the end of each issue addresses politcal issues with same cutting wit and humor.
Over all, the VQR is definitely worth the money. It doesn't have the same snobbery like the New Yorker, but it will definitely make you look and sound smarter.This is my favorite "literary" review. Although it seems to verge on a current affairs publication, it's much more in depth than most newspapers and, head over hills, better than TIME and NEWSWEEK. There seems to be a theme to each issue--mostly connected to a region or special issue. The current issue is about "Outcasts" and covers a civil rights era kidnaping, the post Katrina Gulf states, and much more. I couldn't stop reading on a recent plane trip.
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Rarely does a university-based journal attempt to engage readers as potential intellectuals and not merely as academics. VQR is such a publication. VQR is striking for its blend of poetry, fiction, political commentary, art reviews, author interviews, book reviews, and--perhaps its most distinctive feature--stunning color photography. Unlike mass-market literary magazines, it does not use poetry as filler in between articles. Poetry, like all VQR material, is given equal time with fiction and non-fiction pieces. When most Americans cannot even name ten living poets, VQR features ten or eleven poets in every issue. That said, I also really enjoyed reading a supposedly lost Robert Frost poem with commentary from Glynn Maxwell. I especially liked the feature on Canadian writer Alice Monroe, including perspectives on Monroe from various authors and friends, in the summer 2006 issue. Of late, VQR has examined post-Milosevic Serbia and the political upheaval in East Timor. If you like bonuses, VQR decided to treat its subscribers to an extra fiction issue in celebration of its winning two national magazine awards. And, again, VQR is visually interesting. You'll find full-page color photographs and art work-a rarity in this type of publication. If you are bright and curious and interested in arts and politics, it would be in your best interest to subscribe to VQR.Read Best Reviews of Virginia Quarterly Review Here
To be absolutely clear, I am a fan of VQR and if I were only rating them here, I'd give them 4 or 5 stars. My beef is with Amazon's advertising "up to 75% off" for subscriptions. I've checked the rates for VQR, Poetry, Writer's Digest, and Poets & writers, and I'm four for four: Amazon's rates are either exactly the same as those posted on these journals' websites, or (in the case of Writer's Digest and P&W) more expensive. It's nice, I guess, that Amazon is providing more exposure for these journals; nonetheless, for them to claim they're offering a discount, while not exactly a lie (since they're offering a discount over the per-copy price), is deceiving, as they don't seem to be offering a cheaper rate than that already offered by the journals. Caveat, as always, emptor.Want Virginia Quarterly Review Discount?
I had high hopes for this subscription. So far I have gotten 3 issues and have decided not to resubscribe. Each issue has a portion of a graphic novel inside. If I wanted that I'd buy a comic book. There are also academics writing short stories about academics. The other thing that bothers me is that it has a political slant, in this case left. I don't care left or right, what I do care is that I don't need propaganda.Stay away.
Monday, April 7, 2014
Elle - Uk Edition
And they dont charge as much for it in the store as they do to have a subscription.
Bad value for money.Hi
little problem, perhaps ypu can assist. I was billed and my subscribtion is fully paid . Up to this point , and it s been a while I ve never received a copy of uk elle!!!
Apart from that I love uk elle ( i used to live in the uk).
Sunday, December 29, 2013
Travel 50 & Beyond
Additionally, there is a load of advertising: take that out of the equation and the magazine would only be a few pages long.
For my money, there is much more available elsewhere, including a "google" search. Waste of paper, IMHO."Travel 50 & Beyond" was on almost every page an ad for "Vacations To Go" There were very few articles on travel destinations and most of those were in a section called "sponsored section" sponsored by who? well Vacations To Go of course. Sometimes the articles were even written by the editor and editorial asst. of the publication. Any articles that were printed were always glowing reports,nothing unbiased. So I googled the publisher -vacationpublicationsand here's another big surprise vacationspublications came up with this:
"Vacations To Go is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Vacation Publications, Inc., which publishes magazines, books and special reports for the travel and mature ..."
I feel like I really got taken. This was like one big pamphlet for thier travel company. I probably could have gotten all of it for free from their agency. Not only that but aside from pictures of some really happy looking older folks, I didn't particularly feel that this "magazine" I hate to even call it that was geared toward people age 50 plus.
There were many cruises(all of course should be booked through vacations to go), and some foreign travel that would probably blow a couple months of our fixed income. I would have liked to see some road trips or even train tours through the good ole U.S.A. There were some suggestions for a couple of vacations in some states, with maybe a map of the entire state, but not much actually showing any kind of route to take.There was an article a few months ago for a trip through route 66, but once again this was written by an editorial asst of Travel 50.
I ordered this through a subscription from a school fundraiser have recieved about 3 alreadyand the only thing good I have to say is that the publication arrives on schedule. Well, why wouldn't it?....Vacations To Go will benefit highly from any reservations made through this,their own magazine...and subscribers are just paying for all the adsabout 100 pages worth. Fahgetaboutit.
thanks....LaurieI could not distinguish the articles from the ads. Nothing in this magazine is worth reading. It is one big brochure for the tour and cruise company, Vacations To Go. I bought this for my granddaughter's magazine drive; so I probably can't get my money back; it is really a terrible excuse for a magazine!
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I have never received a copy of this magazine that I ordered in August of last year! They didn't hesitate to take my money though! I have no idea if the magazine has any redeemable articles in it at all.Want Travel 50 & Beyond Discount?
I am an older single woman. I love to travel by myself or with friends. Recently, I subscribed to Travel 50 & Beyond.I counted photographs of thirty couples in a recent issue and NONE of single travellers enjoying themselves. According to the American Association of Single People, almost 50% of the adult population of the US is unpartnered. The travel industry and its publications need to catch up with the demographics! I will not continue to subscribe to this or any other magazine that does not give equal representation to the travel interests of the single population. Wake up to reality!
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Golf Digest (1-year auto-renewal)
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I knew it would happen. The first magazine I got had already been on the store shelves for three weeks and I had already purchased it.So, in essence the subscriptin period is for 11 magazines, not 12, and you know what? It isn't worth trying to get this sorted out.It's not OK for me to give you the website, but I can tell you that you can get it cheaper elsewhere without a coupon code.
Sunday, August 18, 2013
Hadassah Magazine
large and easy to read. ( Years ago, it was a large-tabloid size,
news-print affair....but, thank goodness, it has become more stream-
lined, and....even if there is less info in it, at least it is of
a paper type more ameniable to people reading and keeping it! )
The articles have toned down as well...they are now more centrist, and
some articles even have an Arab perspective or two, a sympathetic
and Humanistic view. This is all to the good...as the stridency of
years past was something very difficult for me to read.
However....HADASSAH officially calls itself: "HADASSAH INTERNATIONAL"
-or at least it does in its excellent "YOUTUBE" videos... I always expected at least half the material to be on what Jewish people -and particularly,
Jewish women -were doing around the world. But no...it is all slanted
to Israel, and what the people THERE are doing. Once in a while, a
four-to-eight page supplement, "THE AMERICAN SCENE", is added, (at least in the American edition....I can only hope other countries at least have supplements entitled: "The Canadian Scene", "The Canadian Scene", etc., as
well -but even this is not what I had always expected....quite the
reverse!) If HADASSAH, INTERNATIONAL is indeed an INTERNATIONAL Jewish organization and magazine....shouldn't
at least half of every issue be devoted to what Jewish women, WORLD-WIDE,
are doing?
In one issue, years ago, it was stated that "being Jewish, and FEELING
Jewish are two different things." I guess they were right in this.
Somehow, though born Jewish, I have never really FELT Jewish. I have
always felt simply HUMAN, like the rest of Humanity. To me, ethnic
differences pale beside the great simularities that make EVERYONE
A HUMAN Being. Perhaps HADASSAH Magazine would gain a wider reader-
ship -of both Jews and Gentiles -if they were to concentrate on
SIMULARITIES between Jews and others, and not the differences. In
dping so, HADASSAH could go a long way in fighting anti-semitism...
because it's real hard to hate people who are more similar than
differnt from you.
HADASSAH Magazine has come a long way from the xenophobic, almost
paranoid publication it was twenty years ago. I can only hope it
will continue -by showing more articles on WORLDWIDE Jewish life,
-and so reflect, more correctly, upon the name, 'HADASSAH, INTERNATIONAL", and also maybe even have a few articles on world-wide
Christian, Moslem, Buddist, and Humanist life. My rabbi
taught us that all people are equal under ONE God. Only God is different.
And we are ALL His equally-beautiful creations! This Humanistic side of
Judaism should be emphasized, I feel...in HADASSAH Magazine, and elsewhere. It can only serve to make everyone feel more comfortable with each other, world-wide!This is a magazine I grew up with. I always liked its warm inspiring articles about life in Israel. Usually it has excellent photography, and its articles are colorful.
It is a magazine which for years has been read with pleasure in thousands of Jewish homes.
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Wyoming Wildlife (1-year auto-renewal)
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