New scientist magazine.
For what I expect from a science magazine it’s mediocre, comparing it to other magazines such as Heat you can see why I buy it, I don’t care about celebrates I care about science.

Lake Superior Magazine, Outdoor Magazine and Backpacker. Are you sensing a theme?

EDGE, a gaming magazine from the UK. It has much more in-depth articles and more interesting topics covered than any American magazine on gaming I’ve ever read. There are few advertisements, just tons of content. They are really expensive, about $8 an issue, but completely worth it to me.

@jonsblond I am.

The only magazines i buy are word puzzle magazines. I love words games and numbers puzzles and things :)

The only magazine I still have a subscription to is NatGeo. I used to get Taste of Home, Gourmet, Cooking Light, Southern Living (I HATE their new format!), and off and on I have gotten Martha Stewart, Sailing, and Psychology Today. I continue to get NatGeo because I just can’t stop that subscription. I have been getting it since 1971. I donated all the old issues to a nursing home a few years ago. Probably time to clean those out again.

There was one when I was a kid called, OMNI. The National Geographic and Smithsonian though I don’t have subscriptions.

Scientific American, Popular Science, and Discover (in that order). I occasionally buy Time, Newsweek, PC World, and some random gaming magazines, but unfortunately I can’t afford to subscribe to them all, haha.

@JellyB me too!!
im addicted, and once i start on my new puzzle or word magazine, i can’t put it down until im completely finished!!

@LaurenLauren He he! Yes, i get excited over new puzzles….. ;P

wired.

Make Magazine.

Flipping through the pages, you can almost feel the hum of curiosity.
It’s a great mix of childhood imagination with more adult (not porn) skill sets.