Abode Magazine is dedicated to providing renovators and new home builders with fresh new ideas, advice and up-to-the-minute product information. With a focus on design and architecture, interiors and landscape design, you’ll find clever tips and practical advice, and see inside the real homes of real people.
Car Mechanics is the UK’s only car magazine with essential advice on maintaining and repairing popular makes and models. It’s an invaluable motoring resource that appeals to both the DIY car enthusiast and the more experienced motor trade professional. Car Mechanics has helped save money for our readers every month since 1958. Each issue includes a wide range of in-depth features written in a clear, straightforward manner.
Guitar World Magazine is a monthly magazine dedicated to guitarists that was first published in 1980. The magazine offers original interviews with popular guitarists, extensive gear reviews written by experts, and lessons from professional guitarists on advanced techniques. Guitar World Magazine is known well for the countless original interviews that have been published in the magazine. In one interview from 1993, original Pantera guitarist Dimebag Darrell talks about the twelve metal songs that were most influential to his playing. Guitar World also provides reviews of recent albums like Pearl Jams new release entitled Lightning Bolt.
The new ELECTRONIC MUSICIAN is a “must have” resource for anyone who makes music, plays music, and shares music. Every issue includes “gig tested” product reviews on music gear, tons of how-to’s, and interviews with today’s stars revealing the secrets of their songwriting approaches and audio-production concepts.
Zoo digital Magazine is the ultimate weekly men’s magazine, providing everything a bloke needs: girls, sport, funny stuff, movies, games, gadgets, cars and yet more girls.
The Take a Break Series Magazines are bumper-filled with all the best features from the World’s No 1 True Life Weekly. They offer the usual mix of real life stories, pages on health and relationships, fashion and beauty and household tips, plus they’re jam-packed with puzzles and competitions with great prizes to be won.
Women’s Health is the premier source of authoritative and inspirational content for today’s active woman. From fitness and nutrition advice to beauty and style secrets, we give you the tools you need to make positive changes in your life, starting now.
Want to be thinner, happier, healthier and less stressed? Welcome to Woman’s World! Every page of this top-selling magazine is packed with great ideas for making your week easier and more fun! You’ll find the latest weight-loss breakthroughs, easy money-saving tricks, mouthwatering recipes, inspiring real-life stories, family fun, and expert advice to help you live longer and look and feel your best!
woman&home Feel Good You is the only wellbeing and fitness title on the market that offers women of any age, any shape, any fitness level, particularly women over 40, the inspiration to feel fabulous every day. Simple changes that fit real life are the prescription to make the most of their looks, feel younger, fitter, slimmer, reduce stress, increase vitality and live a healthier life. The magazine is divided into sections focusing on wellbeing, beauty, diet, fitness, health and ‘inner you’ and is packed with tips, expert advice and best buys.
With over twenty years of experience reporting on the travel industry, Wanderlust Travel magazine is bursting with fantastic insights, as well as giving you the low-down on the most exotic destinations. The magazine combines in-depth practical information with breathtaking photography and award-winning editorial content, providing you with expert advice on everything from the best flight deals to health and visa requirements. A subscription to Wanderlust Travel magazine will also give you access to some truly unique ideas about where to go, how to get there and what to see and do, plus how to find the best travel gear.
Viz has been gracing British newsagents’ shelves since 1979. Its irreverent mix of bad language, childish cartoons and sharp satire has seen its creators hauled over the coals by the United Nations, questioned by Scotland Yard’s anti-terrorist branch and exhibited in the Tate Gallery. Viz’s comic characters, such as the Fat Slags, Sid the Sexist, and Roger Mellie the foul-mouthed Man on the Telly, as well as its hugely popular Top Tips and Profanisaurus sections, are firmly established as national institutions, just like Broadmoor Hospital for the Criminally Insane. *Manufacturer’s estimate.
