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Received Dramatics Instead
I ordered this magazine through Amazon but somehow ended up receiving the high school magazine, Dramatics, instead.Very strange.Dramatics is great if you teach junior high, high school, or work with a community theatre program with younger kids to older teens.
Problems with order
I ordered this magazine and, recieved one issue correctly. After that, they stopped coming.I called them and they told me that they must have been lost in the mail and they would resend them.They resent them, and I had no other problems getting the issues.The annoying part was they would keep sending me letters saying my subscription was about to run out, when I had 6 months or more left of my subscription.These letters never said when it would expire, or how I could call them. However, when it did get close to running out they didn't contact me. It just ran out. I didn't renew my subscrption when it was up.It was frustrating.

Never recieved the magazine
I ordered the magazine. It took three phone calls before someone could tell me why the magazine would not arrive 8 weeks after ordering. It was shown as having been shipped. The solution was for me to contact the post office to see what is going on. Well that may be ok for most people, but the burden of delivery falls on the seller, not the merchant. I cancelled the order, despite wanting to receive this magazine. My time to travel to the post office and "initiate a postal watch" does not seem worth the effort. ... Read more

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Edward Walker
A wonderful publication. I also subscribe to Architectural Digest, and I must say that this magazine is perhaps a better alternative because of its excellent editorial and photographic content. The first time I saw the magazine was at NYC's JFK airport a few years ago. I have subscribed and collected every issue since.You'll be pleasantly surprised. Kudos to the staff of Casa & Estilo Magazine. ... Read more

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Wonderful photography and well written articles
I believe that the Columbus Monthly magazine is a fine publication.I am not a 'high-falutin' socialite and I still love the magazine.I've been receiving it for 5 years now and plan to renew.I also send a subscription to my mother in Cleveland.(She sometimes learns more about Columbus than I do!) Should be called "New Albany Monthly"
This magazine is everything you ever wanted to know about New Albany.....Also, it's a good magazine for social climbers. Furthermore, if you are considering a facelift, liposuction, or breast implants, this magazine may serve as your directory.Read more

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Stll the best Music Magazine
This mag has everything and is vastly under rated this is the only mag that counts in music and plus they don't hate like the rolling stone magazine and every article has interest plus they also go to the Bussiness end of it.However I am mad they have cut down the number charts on here they need more. For Anyone Interested In The Recording Industry
Read it myself back in the 70's and 80's, and pick it up from time to time today. First and foremost, it is a magazine dedicated to keeping up with the business side of music. It often goes into detail about what artists are up to, how much money they have made or lost, and what the current trends in music are. You know the Top 40? Well actually the Top 40 is a partial list from the Hot 100. There is also a Hot CD chart and more. The magazine covers Rock, Country, R&B, Rap, Gospel, and a host of other music styles. There's always lots of colorful photos (many of which are suitable for framing), and bunches of informative and entertaining reading.What I've always liked about Billboard is, of course, the charts. They let you know where a certain CD or song is currently ranked, as well as where it was last week. It also denotes if its went Gold or Platinum. The huge magazine is also a weekly publication. If you like keeping up with what's hot in music, Billboard is the magazine for you. ... Read more

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I don't like the idea of Captain Marvel quitting the JSA.
I want Captain Marvel to stay in the Justice Society. He needs to belomg to a super-hero group. I like JSA because it feature three of my favorite DC's super-heroes, Hawkman, Wildcat and espcially Captain Marvel. Even if Captain Marvel has to tell his fellows JSAers his secret idenity is young Billy Batson. If the whole members of Justice League know it why not the Justice Society. I was hoping to see more of Cap's foes fight him and the rest of Justice Society. Like for instance Captian Nazi, Ibac, Mr. Atom, Chained Lightning and espcially my favorite King Kull. Also why super-villian fights with Ibac up against Black Adam, Solomon Grundy and Blockbuster. And have Wildcat in his alter-ego as Ted Grant teach Billy Batson boxing lessons that will help him when he changes into Captain Marvel. So I hope you'll keep Captain Marvel in the JSA he belong there. ... Read more

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Birds Of Prey
Who could pass up Stories by Gail Simone ?Plots with action,tounge and cheek sarcasm,cliffhanger suspence,and romance!When art is by Ed Benes,nothing can beat this semi- 'camp'comic with Huntress, Black canary and Oracle. No wonder they at least 'tried' to make a television series of our heros. ... Read more

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Rivet: Discover. Inquire. Repeat.
Rivet is a unique journal that combines a dazzling format with fresh commentary on music, arts, politics, and some breezy original fiction & poetry. Anyone interested in cutting edge publishing arts should buy this journal.

Love this mag
Rivet is really just a fun magazine to read. It has something for everyone and every mood- cool snipets and facts about the world, beautiful fiction, accessible political analyses, thoughtful lifestyle pieces. I read it cover to cover as soon as the new issue comes out!

Rivet review
So there's a new magazine, except it's not new (existing in some form for 4 years), and it's not a magazine, at least not in the sense I'm used to. It is Rivet, and, smaller in dimensions (something like 6.5 x 8 inches) than your usual mag, the thing it most reminds me of is a poetry anthology, if a poetry anthology could consist of photos, art, articles, essays, recipes, interviews, discursive blurbs, short short fiction, in addition to its poetry. I say poetry anthology because the format often consists of relatively brief individual works employing flashes of imagery (visual and textual), covering a wide range of subjects, perspectives, and voices, and all tied together by a single theme. Rivet does this in both of the issues I've read so far, employing the unifying concepts of "union" and "green" respectively, and in each issue the editor skillfully manages to weave it all together.
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Great Idea
To have an Arabic newspaper published in the United States and distributed in several countries is an achievement and it's something we lack. But just imagine such a newspaper is a private creation of one person; I beleive that is something to appreciate.Read more

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Top Mag for Beginning Christian Writers
If you write for the CBA market, this magazine should be your first choice.Other mags are more professionally done, but this one connects you with people actually in the CBA.One of the most valuable columns is Sally Stuart's monthly update to her unparalleled Christian Writers' Market Guide.You can get in on new markets before others do.There also are plenty of how-to articles, and while many are basic, others can benefit even bestselling authors.I do wish they interviewed more well-known writers, though. ... Read more

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[excellent] fiction
This is a wonderful mag.More things should be literary yet down to earth like this journal.Without a doubt this is one of the best places to find great fiction and poetry.

What a great literary journal!
I was so happy to pick up Meridian. It's a great mix of fiction and poetry and I couldn't put it down until I finished it.

Meridian Mania
This is one of the best literary journals I have seen in years! The content is broad and interesting (a good mix of fiction and poetry), and it seemed like I had a new surprise in store for me every time I turned the page. ... Read more

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