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Daoust · 05-22-2006, 08:23 AM

I am a subscriber to Macleans Magazine and I think very highly of it. For a while I was subscribing to both Macleans and Time, but I cancelled my subscription to Time because I thought it was a poor quality mag. I didn't find its articles as interesting. I didn't find that it was even comparable in quality to Macleans. I found Macleans to be more informative, more political, and more engaging.

I was thinking of asking TFPers about an American version of Macleans, that I could subscribe to. I was thinking something that was Harpers-Light. You know. I have a hard time keeping my focus and I don't really like anything too overly politcal and or economical. Just something that gives me the facts, but in an interesting format.

SO is there anything that's between the Economist and Time that would be like an American Macleans that I could subscribe to?

05-22-2006, 08:23 AM	#3 (permalink)
Daoust "I'm sorry. What was the question?" Location: Paradise Regained	I am a subscriber to Macleans Magazine and I think very highly of it. For a while I was subscribing to both Macleans and Time, but I cancelled my subscription to Time because I thought it was a poor quality mag. I didn't find its articles as interesting. I didn't find that it was even comparable in quality to Macleans. I found Macleans to be more informative, more political, and more engaging. I was thinking of asking TFPers about an American version of Macleans, that I could subscribe to. I was thinking something that was Harpers-Light. You know. I have a hard time keeping my focus and I don't really like anything too overly politcal and or economical. Just something that gives me the facts, but in an interesting format. SO is there anything that's between the Economist and Time that would be like an American Macleans that I could subscribe to? __________________ I have faith in a few things - divinity and grace But even when I'm on my knees I know the devil preys