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lifestyle?
I was just thinking this might be fun on a dreary Monday....
Mercurius seems like National Geographic Traveler, Core seems like Esquire mixed with TV Guide, Walker TIME or The Economist, MightyMighty Artists Magazine, Ndecent SLAP magazine, BUT American Spectator,
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Really close to Explorer's Club.
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These days it's Martha Stewart's Living.
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I wasn't aware I had my own Arts mag!
man, nobody never tells me nuthin! ;)
edit: Ooohh I see (Man I need coffee). But which one eh?
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Hmm... I'd probably say Hi Fructose magazine.
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BetsyB wroteenzo wrote lifestyle?Walker TIME or The Economist
lol. interesting perception.
Haha... yeah, I actually just cancelled my subscription to Time. I got it for a year for like $2 (for a full year) and after that it was back up to normal price, so it got the axe.
Economist? Nah.
The only magazines I get right now are GQ (another cheap one with online subscriptions), Gaming for Windows (free), Big Picture (print design mag for free) and Columbus Monthly (only one I really pay for).
As for what magazines I closely identify with... uh.... none? I read probably 100 magazines worth of material every day online on a wide variety of topics. No need for much paper when it comes to that sort of thing.
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LauraA wrote juxtapoz is the only magazine i look at monthly.
I have lost a lot of interest in Juxtapoz since the change of their editor in January 07.
i pick up a few art magazines here and there, usually beautiful/decay and swindle. i like grassroot art magazines put out by artists.
Beautiful/Decay has far too many advertisements in my opinion.
Have you checked out Hi Fructose? It is done by Annie Owens and Attaboy, both artists.
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LauraA wrote no. i haven't. do you guys sell it?
No, Rivet has not started to sell magazines yet. (Maybe something in the new year.) You can find Hi Fructose at Barnes and Nobles.
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