Ships Monthly

Ships Monthly publishes news, photographs and illustrated articles on all kinds of ships – mercantile and naval, sail and steam, past and present. Regular columns contributed by experts in their field of interest bring reports on such aspects as cruise ships, warships, traditional sailing vessels, ferries, coasters and short-sea traders, plus new ships. In addition, regular Voyage Reports describe passages in ships past and present, including in wartime. All this is supported by some of the best shipping photographs from ports and harbours around the world. Whether you are ashore or afloat come aboard for the best in maritime reading and photographs in Ships Monthly – every month!

Newsweek

Newsweek provides in-depth analysis, news and opinion about international issues, technology, business, culture and politics.

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.

LasseMajasDetektivbyrå

Serietidning om populära LasseMajas detektivbyrå! I tidningen hittar du helt nya tecknade serier om Lasse och Maja som har en detektivbyrå ihop. De hjälper polismästaren i den lilla staden Valleby att lösa kniviga fall. Passar barn i åldern 6 till 10 år.

Inside Crochet

Inside Crochet will include over 10 brand new exclusive patterns in every issue from top designers including Sasha Kagan, Robyn Chachula and Carol Ventura.

Electronic Sound

Electronic Sound is a magazine about the best in electronic music – music made predominantly with synthesisers, drum machines & computers. The editorial focus is on the music rather than the equipment. Electronic Sound will be a “Lifestyle” magazine rather than a technical equipment title. Electronic Sound will cover electronic music in the same way that Mojo covers rock music.

Vintage Rock

Vintage Rock celebrates a time when music really did change the world – 45s, youth culture and the odd thrusting pelvis. They plunge into the cradle of Rock n Roll from its birth in the early 50s through to the Summer of Love in 1967.

Sfx

SFX is the biggest, brightest and boldest science fiction magazine in the world, full to the brim of everything and anything you ever wanted to know about science fiction, fantasy and horror. Well known for our irreverent but fond attitude to SF, we are the number one SF mag. With all the latest information in one handy package, you can find out what s coming out, and when. Discover the views of the stars in our many exclusive interviews and see exactly what goes on
behind the scenes of your favourite movies and TV shows. Explore the depths of some of the greatest minds in literary SF and comicdom and read our reviews on all the latest books, videos, films, games and toys. We re also the only mainstream SF mag to have dedicated anime and computer game pages. Our honesty is unparalleled – if something s crap, we say so! But if it s great, we lavish it with praise. And to make doubly sure you can trust our word, every time something is re-released, a new reviewer has a look at it, ensuring our opinions are unbiased and varied. SFX, the future s never looked better.

Macformat

It appeals to the active, hands-on Macintosh user, whether home, small business or professional, and provides the most balanced application coverage, from graphics and games to spreadsheets and multimedia. We also know how much you value easy-to-follow hints and tips, so every issue of MacFormat comes complete with pages and pages of Answers to your individual queries, plus expert tutorials to help you get to grips with the latest packages. While our buyers guide ensures you buy the right hardware and software for you. MacFormat is the magazine that helps you get more from your Mac, no matter what you use it for. So, why not take a bigger byte of the Apple?

Byline Times

Byline Times is not afraid to dig deeper and probe further, its a fresh look at the news but with
the values and professionalism of great journalism. Its what the other papers dont say!