Do you buy magazines if so which ones

When I lived in Australia I used to buy the Australian Woman's Weekly, (a monthly magazine!) which was like an old fashioned Good Housekeeping, and I really enjoyed it. I also used to buy Cleo which was was aimed at the younger woman.

My mother used to take Woman's Journal in the 50s and 60s. It always had a very good serial. Georgette Heyer romances were serialised and I remember at least one by Elizabeth Goudge. It was also good for knitting patterns and in my teens I knitted a lovely 3-ply navy jacket and a dark red chunkier one. When the Journal arrived, I willed my mum to get through it quickly so that I could catch up with the serials and enjoy the short stories. I suppose it was just too good to last. I don't buy any magazines.

I subscribe to Readly an app which costs £8 a month. You get access to most magazines and up to 5 people can share it. . I use it mainly for knitting and crochet patterns.
It’s not as nice as a magazine coming through the letter box but you can read more of them.
It’s also easy to stop and start your subscription.

Magazines are my one “luxury” treat all on subscription which is quite a bit cheaper than buying single copies and of course then they get delivered.

I have Woman’s Weekly and monthly Prima, Good Housekeeping, and Woman and Home .

I get the Oldie and Fortean Times, both on subscription. I look forward to them being delivered immensely.
I used to buy Spare Rib and Honey.

You will no doubt take this as proof of insanity, but I would give anything for a great big stack of Sainsbury Magazine. I fell in love with it during our years in the U.K.

Who knows Tx, if you write to them, probably to their PR department, they will be glad to post one to you monthly. No harm in trying.

I like Surface, Wallpaper, Interiors and Selvedge among others. I don’t have subscriptions to any of them any more but do read them when I’m in a library that stocks them or occasional purchase when traveling. I also like Vogue, Harper’s, Conde Nast Traveller, Elle Decoration and the National Geographic. These five come regularly into my “news feed”. I look forward to pieces from other magazines there too - Futurism, Dezeen and even Popular Mechanics!

I used to love magazines, especially Spare Rib and Cosmopolitan. However nowadays you can buy a paperback book from a supermarket for the same price as a magazine.