Long before Polygon, video game lovers relied on print magazines to pass time at school, on commutes, and during slow days at work when the boss wasn’t looking. In the ‘90s, I checked the mailbox each ...

The most recognizable newsstand in Manhattan’s West Village, Casa Magazines, had been open every day for the past twenty-six years, without exception. During Hurricane Sandy, in 2012, when power went ...

For decades, baseball magazines were not considered collectibles. In the pre-internet era, people read magazines regularly, never thinking they could one day be worth so much money. The same way kids ...

Chapter 1: Introduction -- Why focus on magazines? -- Magazines, modernization, and community in America -- The modernization of America -- Modernization and community in America -- The path forward: ...

Late last month, as President-elect Biden prepared to mount the dais at the Capitol to become President Biden, the Grolier Club, on East Sixtieth Street, opened its doors to a room-size history of the ...

While all sorts of child- and tween-focused magazines of the previous decades are no more, a new generation of print magazines for kids is emerging. However, there is a niche in the print world that ...

Sure, everyone's heard of the Google Play Books app for Android. But what about Google Play Magazines? Spoiler: it's exactly what it sounds like. Jaymar Cabebe Former Associate Editor Jaymar Cabebe ...

The Believer was once at the top of the literary magazine game. A leading journal of art and culture, The Believer published the work of icons like Leslie Jamison, Nick Hornby and Anne Carson. It won ...

Launched in 1885, the publication that defined a bygone era is reportedly going into liquidation. But magazine culture is booming, say insiders It launched in 1885 as a “journal for gentlewomen”, a ...

#NastyWomenUnite: the latest wave of feminism has been largely heralded by the internet—viral campaigns, the spreading of ideas via social media and even the mobilization of women teaming up to fight ...

“Magazines and the American Experience,” at the Grolier Club in Manhattan, explores the rich, colorful and sometimes deeply strange history of American periodicals. By Jennifer Schuessler See more of ...

Before it was Instagram famous and got write-ups by The New York Times, Vogue, and the BBC for its efforts to survive the pandemic, Casa Magazines was a place you happened upon. Perched on the corner ...