JEWEL Magazine is one of the newest most interesting magazine on the market., targeted towards…read moreethnic women between the ages of 18-34. If you wanna know the new trends, beauty secrets, gossip, health facts and much, much more, visit them online or call them up to subscribe for only $9.95 for the year. www.jewelmagonline.com. 212 925 1150.

The Village Voice was a one of a kind NYC alternative weekly newspaper founded in 1955 and won many…read moreawards over their print run, including Pulitzer Prizes. They had news bins all around the NYC area on street corners, but now exists only as an online website, but have continued to win news coverage awards. Over the years they featured groundbreaking articles and many talented writers and editors. You can view the archives on its site along with some recent content. It's just not the same to me as I used to enjoy reading the print edition over a coffee at my local diner or coffee house. It was a good read to learn about the arts, culture, music, dance, film, and theater reviews happening in the NYC area.

Wish it was still around. This was the best for to-dos and its events' calendar. As Yelper Phil…read moresaid, they were quite celebrated. Missed, but not forgotten. Still available online at a computer near you.

one great short story delivered by mail every three weeks... it's my favorite literary magazine and…read morean absolute steal at only twenty one dollars for an annual subscription. i've been a subscriber for over five years and the day always seems to get a bit brighter when i open my mailbox and find the latest 'one story' sitting inside. artfully designed, the short stories are published in a small chapbook format with no frills. it's just one story- no flashy ads, no editorials, no pictures... and without fail, every single story has been an amazing read. and there is always time to read just one story.

This is one to skim at the bookstore or in line at the grocery store. There are generally only 3…read moreor 4 things in the entire magazine that I like. It would be useful for a personal shopper or someone in the fashion industry perhaps, but it just doesn't strike me as necessary.

"Long struggling and long astonishing," is what Richard Eder once wrote in The New York Times to…read moredescribe New Directions, the publishing house started by James Laughlin on the advice of Ezra Pound. I've worked with New Directions throughout my whole career in book publishing. In the course of that time, I've been privileged to help out on books ranging from W.G. Sebald, Susan Howe, Roberto Bolano, Leonid Tsypkin, Cesar Aira, Lawrence Ferlinghetti and more. On their new list, I am very keen to read B.S. Johnson's The Unfortunates, the famous book in a box with interchangeable chapters. It's not an exaggeration to say that the course of literature in America might well be very different without New Directions' existence. One of the hardiest proponents of new writing, New Directions has taken risks time and again to publish and advocate unknown writers in America. They were the first publishers of Lorca in the U.S., as well as being the publishers for Tennessee Williams, William Carlos Williams and, of course, Ezra Pound. Check out their website and be prepared to add on to your reading list. On top of that, they are some of the nicest and most gracious people in the industry. May ND live long and prosper!

After reading the online edition for quite some time, I finally got a free subscription...and its…read moreawesome. I will definitely be willing to pay for a subscription. This is like a Maxim magazine sans celebrities in bikinis with much more sarcasm. But not only do they go after celebrites, but politicians as well. Zipzap Zubidy Bop!

This magazine has some of the nicest car i have seen they reviews and give you the run down of…read moreabout most cars and if some new car comes out they will give you the rundown as well...Good to keep up up to date with the cars :)

A long time subscriber to Sing Tao Daily since the 1980's in New York…read more Clearly the longest-standing newspaper in Hong Kong since 1938, an internationally recognized for one of the world's most widely-read circulation Chinese dailies. Sing Tao Daily is a general, family-focused Chinese language daily newspaper in traditional character format for readers. From Hong Kong, Sing Tao has a long standing Northeast U.S. presence. Four stars to Sing Tao as there were days that our newspaper were not delivered and missing issues.