Probably the one I'm reading at the moment.
Jill, 61
Saylorsburg, PA USA
My favorite is "Analog", a magazine of science fiction short stories and science articles.
Cathie, 54
Novi, MI USA
That is a tie between:
(a) Archeology magazine.
(b) Pro Wrestling Illustrated
Frodo, 32
The Shire
I don't know. . .I don't really read magazines these days. . .maybe National Geographic, but I'm not sure it's up to the standards it used to be.
Karen, 24
Ames, IA USA
Popular Science
Tam
I think Maxim...or details.
Keri-Jade, 23
Brampton, Ontario CANADA
I like Paste Magazine.
Ryan, 29
Riedlingen GERMANY
I'm not really into magazines. I grew up on Mad but that went downhill after William Gaines died. All the wrestling magazines went under when the web came along as did many of the follow-the-news-of-a-small-scene type mags. I flip through a lot of video and photo mags but I can't say that any of them stick out as a favorite. All the muscle mags are just a cruel reminder. The wife reads 2600 and I like the phones on the back but most of it's over my head.
Alias Irrelevante
For mindless escapism - People or In Touch magazine. I would buy it on Fridays at the train station and read it on the way home.
Janet, 46
E. Brunswick, NJ USA
I subscribe to several magazines. The one that I always read is Readers Digest. However, lately I've been reading Oprah. Not for the intellectual contect but because it's helpful in getting my mind off other things before I go to sleep.
Laura, 39
Lowell, MA USA
Harpers
Sarah
Lowell, MA USA