Jay's Journal of Anomalies was a quarterly magazine subscribed to by a clientele sufficiently interested in the history of magicians and unusual performers to pay the yearly fee of $90 -- which came to about 500 people, at the magazine's peak.
I know my value to an ostensibly liberal magazine editor lay in my apostasy, the fact that I could provide a dose of erudition to a take like "Democrats are the real racists" so that it reads like something you might plausibly see in a magazine subscribed to by college graduates.
Magazines I subscribe to magazines and newspapers from all over the world.
Before writing a profile of artist Ai Weiwei — published in the magazine this week (subscribe here) — I had only a vague sense of Twitter's presence here.
But "ever since all the television stuff, I'll go through airports, I'll go through small towns in America, people will run up to me, they'll be so excited and they'll tell me that they physically went to buy an Elle magazine, or subscribe, because they saw me".
In other magazines, you subscribe to read news from various sources (blogs, newspapers, online magazines, Twitter, Facebook, etc).
In other magazines, you subscribe to read news from various sources (blogs, newspapers, online magazines, Twitter, Facebook, etc.) or you can pick from an editorially selected bundle of sources (like Flipboard offers with its sections on "Home," "Travel," "Photography," "Tech," etc.).
Magazines I subscribe to the Word, which is tremendous.
For example, records that show what kind of magazines you subscribe to, how big your house is, the number of children you have, and so on.
David, my husband, and I booked our trip through Himalayan Travel, with offices in Greenwich, Conn., because a small ad in one of the many wildlife magazines we subscribe to said they offered trips to Greece.
