Real People magazine brings you the best moving, shocking, hilarious, infuriating, horrible, and fun true-life stories you’ll find in any magazine. There are so many different types of story here that there’s bound to be something everyone will want to read, but they’re united by one characteristic: they’re all true! Real People magazine also features puzzles and crosswords with big prize money, and tips you’ll want to know, like how to pinch pounds, and sniff out a great bargain.
Real People magazine brings you the best moving, shocking, hilarious, infuriating, horrible, and fun true-life stories you’ll find in any magazine. There are so many different types of story here that there’s bound to be something everyone will want to read, but they’re united by one characteristic: they’re all true! Real People magazine also features puzzles and crosswords with big prize money, and tips you’ll want to know, like how to pinch pounds, and sniff out a great bargain.
Pick Me Up magazine attempts to redefine the real life sector, offering more real life stories in a more accessible and entertaining way. Pick Me Up wants to break new ground in its fresh and modern design. A woman’s weekly magazine.
Leading on its A-List stories and exclusive interviews with the biggest names in Hollywood and closer to home, No. 1 magazine is Scotland’s best-selling women’s magazine. Be inspired when you step out in the home of the brave by the reader make-overs and the latest hair, beauty and fashion trends. Alternatively, shine a spotlight on your home life with engaging interior design and food articles. Want to know where to go at the weekend? Take note of No. 1 magazine’s restaurant reviews and hottest local events recommendations. Or if you are looking for your next holiday destination, delve into No. 1’s insightful travel section.
National Geographic Kids magazine is an interactive, multi-topic magazine covering animals, entertainment, science, technology and cultures from around the world with the exceptional photography you would expect from the National Geographic brand.
Minecraft isn’t only a game, it marked the starting point of multiple revolutions in the gaming industry. Countless developers and publishers took cues from it and continue to do so. The gathering, the crafting, the sense of total freedom. The amount of elements that have been copied by other games is astounding, to the point where even the once criticised graphics have been replicated countless times in other products. However, among all the things that made Minecraft a worldwide phenomenon, the most important of them all are the ones reading these words. That’s right: you, the players!
Fortean Times is one of the world’s most individual and best loved magazines. FT reports on the stranger side of life, delivering a heady mixture of weird world news and fascinating features. Open-minded, well informed and always maintaining a healthy sense of humour, FT is the only place to go for a sensible look at our mad planet.
EOS magazine is for everyone with an EOS camera. Whether you have bought your first Canon SLR or have been using the EOS system for many years, EOS magazine will improve your photography. Photography is not all about the camera. It’s all about what you do with the camera, what you see when you look through the viewfinder and how you compose the final image. EOS magazine will teach you how to see those shots, the rules to follow when composing an image and when to break those rules.
Quite simply the leading name in games journalism, Edge magazine will be familiar to any true fan of cross-platform gaming. The wonderful thing about Edge is that, unlike pretty much every other gaming magazine out there, it is not tied into any one platform, featuring the PC, PS3 Xbox360, Wii, PSVita, DS and even iOS games. Edge is a Mecca for games journalists, featuring contributions from the leading writers across every format, and includes famously expert and honest reviews, all the latest news, fascinating insights and views from within the games industry and features on the nature of gaming as a whole.
Chat is a British weekly women’s magazine, published through the IPC Media group, and edited by Kit Williams. The magazine includes mostly real life stories.
