No my grocery store giant stopped selling magazines and books years ago.

I like the Week— it’s surprisingly good at presenting a variety of news and info (including book recs) in a format that works for my declining attention span.

I’m 40 and I like to let the New Yorkers pile up on the counter.

Anonymous wrote:Yes. Still get New Yorker, Atlantic, Smithsonian, Cooks Illustrated, Economist, and a few others. And get the NYT and Washington Post delivered daily as well. I realize it’s harder to skim things digitally than in magazine format.

DH and I are 52 and 51

Yes. Still get New Yorker, Atlantic, Smithsonian, Cooks Illustrated, Economist, and a few others. And get the NYT and Washington Post delivered daily as well. I realize it’s harder to skim things digitally than in magazine format.

Architectural Digest, early 40’s

Yes, I subscribe to the New Yorker, Canadian House & Home, and Dwell. DH likes Smithsonian.

No. The print is too small, the paper is too thin, too many adds, the stories continue on a different page.
I'm interested in finance, but they are stuck in 1990s pushing funds, bonds, CDs or writing about retirement.
Home decor I can get from pinterest.
I'm 46 and just got reading glasses.

Atlantic and Ms (the later has become so depressing as many gains of the prior 50 years are slowly disappearing)

I subscribe to The Atlantic but I find that I read the app version much more than the paper version. (49). Husband reads the Economist in paper (51).

I subscribe to Vanity Fair and Food and Wine.

I read New Yorker and Atlantic online.

I’m nearly 50.

I like Southern Living, Coastal Living, The Atlantic, and any travel magazine.

Vanity is usually pretty interesting.

Yes, and it makes me crazy every time one is closed!

I am sixty and like the Atlantic and the New Yorker.

As in actual print, not online? If so which ones, and how old are you?