List of United States magazines

List of United States magazines

This is a list of magazines from the United States.For a complete list, see .

Agriculture

*"Bovine Veterinarian"
*"Citrus & Vegetable"
*"Dairy Herd Management"
*"Dealer & Applicator"
*"Drovers Magazine"
*"The Grower"
*"Hoard's Dairyman"
*"The Packer"
*"Porker"
*"Soybean Digest"
*"Swine Practitioner"

Automotive

*"Auto World"
*"Automobile"
*"AutoWeek"
*"Car and Driver"
*"Collectible Automobile (magazine)"
*"European Car"
*"Excellence"
*"Fastest Street Car"
*"Grassroots Motorsports"
*"Hemmings Motor News"
*"Import Racer"
*"Import Tuner"
*"Inland Empire Automotive Magazine"
*"MiniTruckin'"
*"Motor Trend"
*"OverRev"
*"Panorama"
*"Race Pages"
*"Road & Track"
*"Skinned Knuckles"
*"SportsCar Magazine"
*"Sports Car International"
*"Sport Compact Car"
*"Sport Truck"
*"Super Street"
*"Truckin'"
*"Vintage Truck"

Business and finance

*"Aviation Week & Space Technology"
*"Barron's Magazine"
*"Black Enterprise"
*"BusinessWeek"
*"Consumer Reports"
*"Consumers Digest"
*"Chief Executive magazine"
*"Entrepreneur"
*"Fast Company"
*"Forbes"
*"Fortune"
*"Futures"
*"Harvard Business Review"
*"Hispanic Business magazine"
*"Inc."
*"Kiplinger's Personal Finance"
*"Latin Trade"
*"MIT Sloan Management Review"
*"Money"
*"Offshore business magazine"
*"Optimize"
*"PINK magazine"
*"Red Herring"
*"Rez Biz magazine"
*"Site Selection"
*"SmartMoney"
*"T+D"

Children

*"Academy Earth"
*"American Girl"
*"Babybug"
*"Boys' Life"
*"Cricket"
*"Disney Adventures" (defunct)
*"Discovery Girls"
*"Explore! Magazine" (defunct)
*"Famous Kids"
*"Highlights for Children"
*"Hopscotch"
*"Humpty Dumpty"
*"Jack and Jill"
*"Ladybug"
*"Lego Magazine"
*"Mad for Kids"
*"Nickelodeon Magazine"
*"The Open Road for Boys"
*"Ranger Rick"
*"Sports Illustrated for Kids"
*"Stone Soup"

Entertainment and art

*".psd Photoshop Solutions for Designers (magazine)"
* "ACED Magazine"
* "Amazing Heroes" (defunct)
* "Architectural Digest"
* "ArtAsiaPacific"
* "artForum"
*"Art of the West (magazine)"
* "Array DVD magazine"
* "Castle of Frankenstein"
* "Cinefantastique"
* "Comics Buyer's Guide"
* "Comics Journal"
* "Disney Magazine" (defunct)
*"Distrikt Magazine (magazine)"
* "Dwell"
* "Entertainment Weekly"
* "Famous Monsters of Filmland"
* "Film Threat"
* "Flux Magazine (US)" (defunct)
* "theGNOSTIC Magazine"
* "Modern Screen"
* "Movielink's Hollywood Life"
* "Moving Pictures Magazine"
*"Outdoor Photographer (magazine)"
*"Popular Photography Magazine"
* "Premiere"
* "Shonen Jump"
* "Soap Opera Digest"
* "Soaps In Depth"
*"The Boulevard Magazine"
* "Terry Plumming"
* "TV Guide"
* "UnRated Magazine"
* "Video Watchdog"
* "Visionaire"
* "Wizard"
* "Written By"
* "Variety"

Folklore

*"Árran"
*"Báiki"
*"Traditions Magazine"
*"Viltis"

Food and cooking

*"Bon Appétit"
*"Chow
*"Cooking Light"
*"Cook's Country"
*"Cook's Illustrated"
*"Dine"
*"Eating Well
*"Fine Cooking"
*"Food & Wine"
*"Gastronomica
*"Gourmet"
*"Indianapolis dine"
*"Saveur"
*"Taste of Home
*"Vegetarian Times
*"Veggie Life

Gay interest

* "The Advocate"
* "Curve"
* "Genre (magazine)"
* "GO NYC"
* "Girlfriends magazine"
* "Instinct (magazine)"
* "Metrosource"
* "Out"
* "Out Traveler"
* "White Crane"
* "XY"

General interest

*"The Atlantic Monthly"
*"The Believer"
*"Collier's Weekly"
*"GOOD"
*"Harper's Magazine"
*"Interview"
*"The liberator magazine"
*"Leslie's Magazine"
*"Life"
*"McClure's"
*"McSweeney's"
*"National Geographic"
*"Nuestro Magazine"
*"The New York Review of Books"
*"The New Yorker"
*"Print"
*"Reader's Digest"
*"Smithsonian"
*"Today's Christian" (formerly "The Christian Reader")
*"Vanity Fair"
*"Work"

Gossip

*"In Touch Weekly"
*"Life & Style Weekly"
*"OK!"
*"People"
*"Star Magazine"
*"Us Weekly"

Health

Men

*"Men's Health"
*"Esquire"

Women

*"Allure"
*"Another"
*"Cosmopolitan"
*"Elle"
*"Glamour"
*"Health"
*"Ladies' Home Journal"
*"McCall's"
*"More"
*"O, the Oprah Magazine"
*"Redbook"
*"SELF"
*"Shape"
*"Vogue"

General

*"ONE Magazine"
*"Prevention"

History magazines

*"America's Civil War"
*"American Heritage"
*"American Heritage of Invention and Technology
*"American History"
*"Armchair General"
*"Civil War Times Illustrated"
*"Leben, a journal of Reformed Life"
*"The Memory of Our People
*"Military Heritage"
*"Military History"
*"Naval History"
*"True West Magazine"
*"World War II"

Hobby and interest

*"Airliners"
*"Autograph Collector Magazine"
*"Birds & Blooms"
*"Card Player Magazine
*"Cigar Aficionado"
*"Classic Toy Trains Magazine"
*"Classic Trains Magazine"
*"Lapidary Journal"
*"Live Steam"
*"Model Railroader Magazine"
*"Numismatist"
*"Rail Classics"
*"Railroad Model Craftsman" (formerly known as "Model Craftsman")
*"Railroad Modeler Magazine"
*"Scrye"
*"Sports Collectors Digest"
*"Strictly Slots
*"Tall Timber Short Lines"
*"Timber Times"
*"ToyFare"
*"Trains Magazine"
*"Wizard"

Amateur radio

*"CQ Amateur Radio"
*"National Contest Journal"
*"QEX"
*"QST"

Animals and pets

*"Aquarium Fish International"
*"Aquarium USA"
*"Bark"
*"Bird Talk"
*"Cat Fancy"
*"Cats USA"
*"Dog Fancy"
*"Dogs USA"
*"Dressage Today"
*"Freshwater And Marine Aquarium"
*"Horse&Rider"
*"Marine Fish & Reef USA"
*"Practical Horsemanship"
*"REPTILES magazine"
*"Reptiles USA"

Board games

*"Ares"
*"Fire & Movement Magazine"
*"GAMES"
*"Games Quarterly"
*"The General"
*"Knucklebones (magazine)"
*"Moves"
*"Strategy & Tactics"

Miniature wargaming

*"CHARGE!", American Civil War gaming

tamp collecting

*"The American Philatelist"
*"Philatelic Literature Review"
*"Scott's Stamp Monthly"

Tabletop roleplaying games

*"Dragon"
*"Dungeon"
*"The Excellent Prismatic Spray"
*"The Gryphon" (defunct)
*"Pyramid"
*"The Unspeakable Oath"
*"Warpstone"

Humor magazines

*"Cracked"
*"The Door Magazine"
*"The Harvard Lampoon"
*"Fusion Magazine"
*"MAD Magazine"
*"National Lampoon"
*"Radar Magazine"
*"Spy Magazine"

Lifestyle magazines

*"American Lifestyle Magazine"
*"Cairn Magazine"
*"Cigar Aficionado"
*"Distrikt Magazine"
*"Domino"
*"Ebony Magazine"
*"Essence Magazine"
*"hr Watches"
*"Jet magazine"
*"Lucky"
*"Martha Stewart Living"
*"O, The Oprah Magazine"
*"Paper"
*"Real Simple"
*"Robb Report"
*"Sunset"
*"SWINDLE Magazine"
*"Washington Life magazine"

Literary

Men's interest

Music

*"AP - Alternative Press"
*"Billboard"
*"Blender"
*"Blues Review"
*"CCM Magazine"
*"Dirty Linen"
*"Down Beat"
*"The Fader"
*"Filter Magazine"
*"Flux Magazine (US)"
*"Global Rhythm"
*"Goldmine
*"Guitar Player"
*"Honest Tune Magazine"
*"HM (magazine)"
*"Keyboard"
*"Living Blues"
*"Maximum RocknRoll"
*"Modern Guitars Magazine"
*"Paste"
*"Punk Planet"
*"Revolver"
*"Rolling Stone"
*"Sentimentalist Magazine"
*"Sing Out!"
*"The Source (magazine)"
*"Spin"
*"State of Mind"
*"Trouser Press" (defunct)
*"UnRated Magazine"
*"WESU Magazine"
*"Who Put the Bomp" (defunct)
*"XLR8R"
*"XXL (magazine)"

News

*"The Economist"
*"The National Journal"
*"Newsweek"
*"Time Magazine"
*"U.S. News & World Report"
*"The Week"
*"World (Magazine)"

Parenting

*"Christian Parenting Today"
*"Parents"
*"Parenting"
*"American Baby"
*"Mothering"

Politics

*"The American Conservative" (conservative, founded 2002, circulation as of '05 15,000)
*"The American Prospect" (liberal, 1990, 50,000)
*"The American Spectator" (conservative, 1967, 50,000)
*"The Atlantic Monthly" (liberal, 1857, n/a)
*"Commentary" (neoconservative, 1945, 25,000)
*"Commonwealth" (non-partisan, 1996, 10,000)
*"Democracy" (progressive/liberal, 2006, n/a)
*"First Things" (Christian conservative, 1990, n/a)
*"Harper's Magazine" (liberal, 1850, 220,000)
*"Human Events" (conservative, 1944, 75,000)
*"Human Rights Quarterly (liberal, 1979 , 1,533 )
*"In These Times" (liberal, 1976, 20,000)
*"Jewish Currents" (Jewish left, 1947, n/a)
*"Liberation" (pacifist, 1956, n/a)
*"Liberty" (libertarian, 1987, n/a)
*"Lilith" (Jewish feminist, 1976, n/a)
*"Lumpen" (arts, 1991, n/a)
*"Moment" (Jewish-diverse, 1975, n/a)
*"Mother Jones" (left, 1976, 201,233)
*"Multinational Monitor" (liberal , 1980 , n/a )
*"The Nation" (liberal, 1865, 139,612)
*"National Review" (conservative, 1955, 162,091)
*"The New Republic" (center-left, 1914, 90,826)
*"The New York Review of Books" (liberal-left, 1963, 140,000)
*"The New Yorker" (liberal and non-partisan, 1925, 1,062,310)
*"Policy Review" (center-right, 2001, 6,000)
*"Politics" (non-partisan, 1980)
*"The Progressive" (left, 1909, 68,000)
*"The Progressive Populist" (liberal, 1995, 20,000)
*"Reason" (libertarian, 1968, 52,000)
*"Sojourners Magazine" (Christian, 1971, n/a)
*"Tikkun" (Jewish-left, 1971, 20,000)
*"Utne Reader" (liberal, 1984, n/a)
*"Washington Monthly" (center-left, 1969, 18,000)
*"The Weekly Standard" (conservative, 1995, 65,256)
*"Z Magazine" (left, 1987, 20,000)

Pornography

*"Celebrity Sleuth"
*"Chic"
*"Club"
*"Gallery"
*"Hustler"
*"Perfect 10"
*"Playboy"
*"Playgirl"
*"Penthouse"

Regional interest

*"Cairn Magazine"
*"Contempo Magazine"
*"GEMC GEORGIA Magazine"
*"Rittenhouse Magazine"

Religion

*"A Word Fitly Spoken Magazine"
*"Adventist Review"
*"Adventist World"
*"America (magazine)"
*"Awake!"
*"Books & Culture"
*"Campus Life"
*"The Caribbean Pioneer"
*"El Centinela"
*"The Christadelphian Tidings of the Kingdom of God"
*"Christian Century"
*"Christian History & Biography"
*"Christian Music Monthly"
*"Christian Parenting Today"
*"Christian Science Sentinal"
*"Christianity Today"
*"Christian Affairs Magazine"
*"Commonweal"
*"Ensign"
*"The Friend"
*"Gaia"
*"Guide"
*"The Good News"
*"Heeb Magazine"
*"Hinduism Today Magazine"
*"Humanist Magazine"
*"Improvement Era"
*"Latin Mass Magazine"
*"Leadership Journal"
*"Leben, a journal of Reformed Life"
*"Liahona"
*"Liberty"
*"Midnight Call"
*"The New Era"
*"Rays from the Rose Cross"
*"SageWoman"
*"The Sign"
*"Signs of the Times"
*"Sojourners Magazine"
*"Tikkun"
*"Today's Christian"
*"Tricycle"
*"The Watchtower"

cience

*"Astronomy"
*"Discover"
*"Infinite Energy Magazine"
*"National Geographic"
*"New Scientist"
*"Omni Magazine" (defunct)
*"R&D Magazine"
*"Popular Science"
*"Scientific American"
*"Science News"
*"Seed Magazine"
*"Skeptical Inquirer"
*"Sky & Telescope"

cience fiction and fantasy

*"Amazing Stories"
*"Analog Science Fiction and Fact"
*"Apex Digest
*"Asimov's Science Fiction"
*"Astounding Magazine"
*"Fantastic Universe Science Fiction"
*"Fantasy and Science Fiction"
*"Galaxy Science Fiction"
*"Heavy Metal"
*"If"
*"Imagination
*"Oceans of the Mind"
*"Seed"
*"Space Science Fiction"
*""
*"Star Wars Insider"

panish language

*"Cristina la Revista"
*"Latina"
*"Mira"
*"El Nuevo Cojo Ilustrado"
*"Selecciones"
*"Vida Latina"

ports

*"AAGolf Magazine"
*"Blood & Thunder Magazine
*"Dime Magazine"
*"ESPN The Magazine"
*"Field & Stream"
*"Frequency The Snowboarder's Journal"
*"Kanawa"
*"KO Magazine"
*"Nascar Illustrated
*"Pro Wrestling Illustrated"
*"Ring Magazine"
*"Runner's World"
*"SLAM Magazine"
*"Snowboard Magazine"
*"Soccer America"
*"Sporting News"
*"SPORT magazine"
*"Sports Illustrated"
*"Taekwondo Times Magazine

Computers and technology

*""
*"Byte"
*"Circuit Cellar"
*"Computer Power User (CPU)"
*"Dr. Dobb's Journal
*"InCider"
*"Hakin9 IT Security Magazine"
*"Hot CoCo"
*"Kilobaud Microcomputing"
*"Linux Journal"
*"Linux Magazine"
*"Linux World"
*"MacAddict"
*"macCompanion"
*"MacWorld"
*"Maximum PC"
*"Modern Electrics"
*"Nuts and Volts"
*"PC Gamer"
*"PC World"
*"PC Magazine"
*"RUN (magazine)"
*"Servo"
*"Wired"

Teen interest

*"Campus Life"
*"Cosmogirl!"
*"Bop"
*"Elle Girl"
*"Girls' Life magazine"
*"J-14 Magazine
*"Justine Magazine"
*"M Magazine
*"Popstar! Magazine"
*"Right On"
*"Seventeen"
*"Shojo Beat"
*"Teen Magazine
*"Teen People"
*"Teen Vogue"
*"Tiger Beat"
*"YM"

Travel

*"American Road"
*"Cruise Trade"
*"Ferry Travel Guide"
*"Meetings and Conventions"
*"Travel Age West"
*"Travel Trade"
*"Travel Weekly"

Video game

*"Computer Gaming World" (now called "Games for Windows")
*"Electronic Gaming Monthly"
*"Flux Magazine (US)" (defunct)
*"Game Fan" (defunct)
*"Game Informer"
*"Game Players" (defunct)
*"GamePro"
*"GMR" (defunct)
*"Next Generation" (defunct)
*"Nintendo Power"
*"Official Xbox Magazine"
*"Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine" (defunct)
*"PC Gamer"
*"PSM"
*"Tips & Tricks"
*"Video Game Review" (defunct)

Wildlife

Women's interest

Writing

*"Byline"
*"The Writer"
*"Writer's Digest"
*"The WRITERS' Journal"
*"Written By"

Miscellaneous

*"Antique Power"
*"The Boulevard"
*"The Colophon, A Book Collectors' Quarterly"
*"Fidelio Magazine"
*"Fire Drill"
*"Giant Robot"
*"High Times"
*"India Tribune"
*"Iris"
*"Mental floss"
*"Newtype USA"
*"Plenty"
*"Shimmy Magazine"
*"Tieng Magazine"
*"Work"
*"ZoraMagazine"

ee also

*American periodicals in history
*List of literary magazines
*List of men's magazines
*List of women's magazines
*Media of the United States


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