Classic Bike (UK)

The magazine for people who love real motorbikes.
Summer days are here again as we celebrate the favourite machines from your youth. We show you
how much fun they are to ride today, and recall the
excitement they caused then; whether it was getting
90mph out of a 350 AJS on the Exeter bypass, 70 from your brother s fesse or clocking the ton on a fesse. If you believe that bikes shouldn t be put on pedestals and treated as museum pieces, you ll love our evocative pics and authoritative, passionate copy that brings classic motorcycling into the 1990s. Plus we give you straightforward advice on how to buy and run these bikes today, from full-on restoration to simple maintenance.

ICONS fanbook

The ICONS series is the ultimate guide to some of the world’s biggest music and movie stars, and is written by experts, for fans.

Settimana Enigmistica

Italian crossword magazine.

Mens Health (UK)

An up to date look at the 90 s man s approach to a healthy lifestyle featuring exercise, healthy eating, lifestyles, clothing and relationships.

Wine Spectator

Learn more, drink better. The essentials of wine. Wine Spectator, published 15 times per year, illuminates and educates wine lovers and epicureans. We are renowned for our in-depth wine tasting reports and Buying Guide, travel and fine dining features, chefs menus, personality profiles and thought-provoking editorial.

Sondag

Danskt livsstilsmagasin för kvinnor.

Billed Bladet

Dansk tidning som rapporterar främst om kungligheter men också om andra kända personer.

Elle (FR)

Elle is in a hundred countries in thirty different editions. With iconic brand Elle seduces all generations of women. Elle keeps current on all fields: political, cultural (books, film, theater, music), and of course fashion and beauty. We predict future trends, write about artists, stars, and give practical advice to facilitate the daily life of women.

New Yorker

The New Yorker Magazine is more than a magazine: it is a cultural icon dedicated to good writing and ideas. The New Yorker is like the best conversation you can imagine about art and technology, politics and personalities, medicine and movies, fiction and fashion, culture and commentary. The New Yorker is discussed. Heatedly. Reverentially. At board meetings. On the telephone…on the Internet…over a dry Martini or a hot cappuccino. And the cartoons? The best. The funniest. The only. Suitable for refrigerator or office bulletin board.

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.