I remember as a kid loving to read National Geographic and Club Nintendo in Bolivia.

I want to subscribe to a PHYSICAL publication, to get news or entertainment it's fine. But something physical.

I want to slow it down and have it be my little morning ritual. Like my dad used to read the newspaper.

The New Atlantis, The New Criterion, The Hedgehog Review, and Garden & Gun. And then Stack magazine, and independent magazine subscription. They pick a different one from somewhere around the world and send it to you.

The economist. I like that it’s the right volume that can finish it in time for the next one.

Buying boxes of NatGeo mags at estate/yard sales is not a bad answer. Lot's of folks want to get rid of them, and they are still in every way amazing.

I subscribe to Wired, American Chess, and Architectural Digest. I had a sub to Raspberry Pi Magazine, but now I just read the free PDF version.

Garden and Gun (https://gardenandgun.com/)

It's absolutely not a 2nd Amendment apologist rag.

Make Magazine.

I’d be interested in other good physical periodicals.

Until it went out of print, The Modern Farmer. It was directed to the homesteading lifestylist wishful thinkers. It was quarterly. The quality was astounding. Each magazine like a book of shorts with exquisite photography. Perhaps it will return. Signs of the time.

https://worksinprogress.co/

https://arenamag.com/

https://killprettymagazine.com/ (nsfw)

https://jacobin.com/

https://mountaingazette.com/

https://wearemakers.shop/

https://christinetylerhill.com/pages/cloudreport

“Gift” from https://openpath.quest/2026/i-am-retiring-from-tech-to-live-... (atheist, but remain curious and want to support those who have left tech)

Publications received go into the book stack to read, Tsundoku style.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsundoku