The Spectator

Every week The Spectator is packed with insightful opinion, commentary and analysis about current affairs, politics, the arts, books, and the big issues of the moment. The Spectator is incisive, informative and irreverent on a whole range of subjects from politics to the arts. You ll read regular columnists who delight, provoke, amuse and sometimes infuriate, the funniest cartoons in print, and editorial features of incredible breadth and depth. It¿s a weekly delight for anyone who loves good writing, contentious opinions and hard-hitting comment.

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Elle Decoration (UK)

Decoration and architecture for sophisticated readers who want to personalize their houses using fine contemporary, modern and antique pieces.Quality and Style.
ELLE Decoration is the essential magazine for easy modern living. Full of ideas and inspiration, outstanding photography, the people, places and trends of the
moment, plus the best bargains around, ELLE Decoration is all you need to make your home look good and feel right.

Eisenbahnkurier

Monthly magazine published in Germany whose focus is on railway and model railway themes. Its target audience is railway modellers and model railway fans, as well as railway experts and employees. With a monthly print EK is one of the biggest railway magazines in Germany.

Atlantic The

A fast paced magazine with features by leading writers on issues ranging from politics, the universe, education and health, to the law, sports and romance. Stimulating book reviews and articles on the home, food, travel and music will stimulate your senses. Monthly.

Stern Magazine

Stern is a weekly news magazine published in Germany.

Model Railroader

Covers all popular scales with challenging how-to projects, visits to remarkable layouts, reviews of new products, and amazing color photos.

AD Archit. Dig (US)

For the connoisseur of interior design. The purpose is to cultivate an appreciation of excellence in the luxury world of design and furnishings

Field /The

So what is The Field? What smell, feel and sight and sound describes us best. What would a Field smell be? Not that of starched and over-ruched curtains, but more the sweet animal scent of horse and straw at evening stables. Or wheat stubble after light rain. And the feel? An old pair of brogues, perhaps, or a very deep bath with a very cold gin. Sight? The first leaf on an ancient oak? A cock chaffinch in fully fig? A peat-stained stag shimmering out of the October mist? And taste? A rib of Aberdeen Angus with a stunning claret from an obscure chateau.
These are the images that fit those of the country and country people, whom we have served since 1853. Monthly.

History of War

A magazine dedicated to the armed conflicts that have been fought over the millennia.