Wooden Horse Magazine Database - A Complete Magazine Directory

August 31, 2005 - Launched early this year, BREATHE covers the yoga lifestyle for real people. "We explore ancient philosophy and traditions in a modern yet profound way." Writers should follow a tone of wonder and humor, looking inward but keeping a global perspective.

Danielle Claro is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly title, which is distributed in book, food, and drug stores, and by subscription.

August 31, 2005 - Economic development, corporate growth and commercial real estate are all topics at THE GUIDE, a publication gearing up to deliver information on the Raleigh-Durham Research Triangle area. In addition, content will cover "who the deal makers are, how the top firms run their businesses, and what's hot and what's not."

Headed by Bill Eyerman, the quarterly title is published by B&J Publishing Inc. and is set to debut on newsstands in October.

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August 31, 2005 - Designed to engage both beginners and experienced artists, ART JEWELRY published its second issue early this year, with content combining new techniques and materials, tips and step-by-step instructions, and bold photography.

Dori Olmesdahl is editor of this bimonthly title from Kalmbach Publishing Co. Distribution is by subscriptions.

August 30, 2005 - CEDAR LIVING covers every aspect of lifestyle elements, custom architecture and design, and furnishings. Articles cover experts' advice, firsthand accounts, and general knowledge.

Sir Walter Lindal is editor-in-chief of this Seattle-based magazine, launched earlier this year by Lindal Cedar Homes. Copies are available at newsstands and independent dealers. The publishing frequency was not immediately available.

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August 30, 2005 - GRIP MAGAZINE is all about music, fashion and entrepreneurship. Writers should look for unique ways to capture the essence of a story about the Atlanta entertainment world or tips on making it "in business, the industry, and life."

Linda Day is editor of this bi-monthly title targeted to 18- to 36-year olds. The website is http://www.grpmag.com.

August 30, 2005 - West coast dog owners have a new magazine titled HOLLYWOOD DOG. It covers style, products and health.

The bi-monthly title is by Gatsby Publishing, which also publishes sister title NEW YORK DOG. The October premier issue is on newsstands and distribution is 50,000 copies primarily to western states. Editions for the Miami and Chicago areas are being considered.

August 26, 2005 - BOSTON UNCOVERED aims to provide an "insider's guide to Boston" for college students in the area. Content, with a student voice, includes coverage of events, restaurants, clubs, and services.

Michael Freidson is editor of the annual issue being published jointly by The Boston Globe, Boston.com and Metro Boston. Distribution is to 50 area campuses and debuted August 25.

August 26, 2005 - SEATTLE MONTHLY is in the planning stages, with a launch date set for Spring 2006. Features include authoritative stories on local issues as well as shopping, restaurants, and nightlife guides.

Nicole Vogel oversees this magazine and is publisher of PORTLAND MONTHLY, a sister title.

August 25, 2005 - AMERICAN COP aims to deliver a "look-you-straight-in-the-eye approach" to content targeting mid-level supervisors and street cops. Writers must be current or retired police officers according to the website: http://www.americancopmagazine.com

The bi-monthly title premiers its September/October issue with Dave Douglas as editor. Publisher FMG Publications will distribute 75,000 copies.

August 25, 2005 - MADE IN USA is a newly launched magazine covering US-made goods. The focus is to "tell the stories, struggles and accomplishments of those Americans and US manufacturing companies."

The bi-monthly title, edited by Julie and Adam Reiser, has a rate base of 100,000.

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August 24, 2005 - POSITIVE MAGAZINE is targeted toward professional business travelers. Content covers travel, food and dining, shopping, people, business, and real estate. The focus is to expand readers' "global knowledge base."

Tiffany R. Love oversees this monthly title, which debuts this month and is published by Petra Publishing Company. Distribution is to members of professional organizations, by subscription, and on newsstands.

August 23, 2005 - Aimed at parents of children under seven, WONDERTIME will feature articles on good eating habits, getting kids ready for school, and other relevant issues.

Lisa Stiepock is editor of this quarterly publication, which is set debut sometime in 2006. Published by Disney's Family and Children's magazine Group, frequency is expected to jump to bi-monthly or 10 issues per year in the future.

August 23, 2005 - COLORADO EXPLORER MAGAZINE, set to debut with the January 2006 issue, will be publishing "photographs, and travel and adventure stories about places, people, and things to do around Colorado." The target audience are likely to hike, bike, ride, or drive for adventure.

August 22, 2005 - ROAD TRIP is getting ready to guide the discerning motorcycle touring rider. Content includes emerging touring trends, best recreational activities, historical and cultural attractions, lodging and dining, industry news, and products that enhance motorcycle travel.

Co-editors Gary Dolgoff and Kate Jackson oversee this bi-monthly Sidecar Suite, Inc. publication. The magazine debuts with the September/October issue and in 2006 will publish monthly with a controlled circulation of 60,000.

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August 22, 2005 - The International Colored Gemstone Association is replacing its ICA GAZETTE with INCOLOR, designed to offer "a more structured editorial policy." The revamped magazine will include a cover story, two regular features, and a news section.

Jean Claude Michelou and Barbara Lipatapanlop will both serve as executive editors. The website is http://www.gemstone.org.

August 22, 2005 - Helping people live better lives is at the core of SOUL MAG, a recently launched publication dedicated to offering spiritual insights on real-life issues. The target audience is twenty- and thirty-somethings and content covers fashion, business, sports, music, and an expanded view of God.

David P. Sharp is editor-in-chief of this quarterly title published by Soul Publications in San Jose, Calif. The magazine debuted in March. Circulation figures were not immediately available.

August 19, 2005 - ADVENTIST WORLD is set to launch this September, with features on Adventist heritage, Bible study, and world church issues and news. "Writers from all over the world" are being sought out.

The monthly magazine, which absorbs the former North American edition of the ADVENTIST REVIEW, estimates an initial print run of 1 million copies in English, led by editor Dr. William G. Johnsson from the Silver Spring, Maryland offices.

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August 19, 2005 - USA TODAY is putting together a technology magazine to review consumer electronics, report on home technology issues, and provide tips and how-to articles. The title is USA TODAY NOW PERSONAL TECHNOLOGY.

The annual issue is published by Gannett Corp. with a distribution of 300,000 copies on newsstands October 17.

August 19, 2005 - THE AMERICAN INTEREST is set to provide a "comprehensive understanding of the complex and multifaceted events that shape our lives." The tone is unpredictable, provocative, intellectual, open and honest.

Adam Garfinkle is editor of this title, with a circulation of 50,000 and five issues per year. The Autumn debut issue will be available on September 1.

August 17, 2005 - HEALTHY & FIT features tips, advice and stories on the "mind, body and spirit, wellness, working out, travel, nutrition and healthy eating, weight loss, preventative health care, relaxation and stress reduction, outdoor recreation, and beauty.

Tim Kissman is editor of this monthly publication distributed in 350 venues throughout mid-Michigan. The title debuted in April.

August 17, 2005 - High schoolers are the target audience for STACK, a new athletic performance magazine. The publication's subtitle is "For the athlete by the athlete."

Co-founder Nick Palazzo oversees the title which publishes 10 issues per year and has a circulation of 300,000. The debut issue was March.

August 16, 2005 - Photo essays are the core focus of C-ING MAGAZINE, a new Canadian publication. "We want to be a showcase for Canadian visual storytelling."

Colleen Hughes is managing editor of this quarterly title set to debut its launch issue in September. Distribution is by subscription, although a newsstand deal is nearing completion.

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August 16, 2005 - LOUISIANA GOLFER'S EDGE MAGAZINE plans on treating residents and visitors the same, with information about the state's courses, instruction and tips, golf tournament news, charity events, and product reviews.

Keith Duncan will oversee the monthly title, slated to appear at golf destinations, grocery stores, hotels and tourist centers this September.

August 16, 2005 - AFFLUENT LIVING MAGAZINE covers dining, health, shopping, trends, travel, lodging, people, nightlife, arts, culture, and style for the well-to-do residents in southern Oregon.

Editor-in-chief D.W. Allen steers this bi-monthly title, which debuted with its May/June issue. Target households are those with real estate values over $400,000 and a combined income above $100,000.

August 16, 2005 - The premier issue of New York-based HIS AND HERS is available on newsstands. Both men and women receive attention, with content covering fashion, beauty, gifts, decor, health, wine, travel, and gadgets.

Matthew Perry Ratto is publisher and co-founder of this title. Ten issues per year will be published. The website is http://www.hisandhersmag.com.

August 16, 2005 - TANGO launched earlier this year, offering a mix of expert advice, in-depth reporting, personal narrative, and opinion essays. The focus is "the art of being together as a couple." The tone of voice is "provocative, playful, and candid." Topics include sex, fashion, careers, culture, stress, travel, home, health, and money.

The quarterly title is published by Tango Publishing Corp. and debuted with its Spring issue. The core audience is women in their 20s and 30s.

August 15, 2005 - LOOKING GOOD NOW! launched earlier this year, covering nutrition, diet, exercise, health and beauty. Articles focus on "the easiest ways to lose weight, get in shape and stay that way."

Ten issues are published per year by AMI/Weider Publications. Distribution is by subscription and in Wal-Mart, Kroger stores, and supermarkets.

August 15, 2005 - FGBG (FOR GIRLS BY GIRLS) is all about real situations and stories of teenage girls. Relevant editorial material is only accepted from writers between the ages of 13 and 20.

The quarterly magazine launched its premier issue this July. Distribution information was not immediately available. The website is http://www.fgbgmagazine.com.

August 15, 2005 - MARIN MAGAZINE features articles on the region's personalities, culture, destinations, entertainment and dining, and trends in fashion and home.

Jim Wood is editor-at-large of the bimonthly publication with a ratebase of 45,000. April/May was the debut issue.

August 12, 2005 - Exclusive interviews, photos, previews and behind-the-scenes features of CBS talent and shows are just part of a new magazine titled WATCH! Additional content will include guides to travel, fashion, and Hollywood lifestyles.

Jeremy Murphy is editor of the quarterly magazine, which is scheduled to debut in January 2006. The title will be published by the CBS Communications Group in association with McMurry, a custom publisher. Circulation is 400,000 and will be distributed at CBS show tapings, Paramount Parks, and CBS affiliates nationwide.

August 12, 2005 - WEBMD offers "accessible health information that is right for patients and those who care for those patients." Features include in-depth looks at health and wellness issues as well as celebrity interviews on health topics.

The bi-monthly print title debuted with its April/May issue, with Nan-Kirsten Forte as editor-in-chief and Marjorie Martin as executive editor. Distribution is currently to doctor's offices, but may expand to single home delivery in the future. The website is http://www.webmd.com.

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August 10, 2005 - FERTILITY TODAY is on a mission to "bring infertility issues out into the mainstream from behind closed doors." Written from both doctor's and patient's perspectives, the magazine aims to translate cutting-edge approaches into layman's terms following 21 clearly outlined subcategories.

Brent A. Wood is managing editor of this bi-monthly title, with distribution by subscription and to doctor's offices nationwide. The website is http://www.fertilitytoday.org.

August 9, 2005 - DECORATING SPACES launched in April, focusing on helping readers "enhance their home's quality." Content revolves around the latest design trends, home accessories, tips for a specific look, as well as new hostessing ideas.

Lauren A. Hoffman is editor of this Highbury House Communications title, published ten times per year. Circulation is 205,000 copies.

August 9, 2005 - Affluent visitors to, and residents of, Florida are the target audience for FLORIDA TRAVEL & LIFE. The magazine debuted earlier this year with "authoritative but friendly" articles on culture, architecture, dining, destinations, real estate, home design, fashion, and fun adventures.

Published quarterly by World Publications, 125,000 copies are distributed in bookshops, airports and upscale shops, and also by subscription.

August 9, 2005 - BUNDLE recently debuted and is billed as a "complete, one-stop shopping experience for mom and baby." Content includes pregnancy and parenting articles, features on health and nutrition, and the latest in technology and baby gear.

Maryellen Case is editor of this quarterly Harris Publications title, with 300,000 copies distributed at newsstands.

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August 5, 2005 - With its April preview issue tested, SEVERE is getting ready to debut its first issue in September. The focus is entertainment coverage of the comic, film, music, and television industries with insider view articles, news, reviews, profiles and interviews.

Jason M. Burns is editor-in-chief of this title. One more issue is planned in 2005 (November), and then its on to a monthly publication schedule for 2006. Distribution is through comic book specialty shops and by subscription.

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August 5, 2005 - WOMEN'S REVIEW OF BOOKS, the magazine known for insights into feminist issues and its reviews of nonfiction, fiction, and poetry by and for women, will return in January 2006. The magazine was suspended in December 2004 due to financial difficulties.

Amy Hoffman returns as editor-in-chief of this Wellesley Centers for Women title, now a bi-monthly to be published in partnership with Old City Publishing. More information can be found at the website, http://www.wellesley.edu/womensreview/.

August 4, 2005 - GOOD LIFE is a new lifestyle and home furnishings magazine set to debut next month in Massachusetts community newspapers.

August 4, 2005 - GOLF LIVING will be showcasing distinctive golf travel destinations, luxury fairway living, and the "spirit of the game." Articles will also cover fine dining, golf personalities, equipment reviews, wine, art and culture, music, shopping and cuisine.

George Fuller is editor-in-chief of this quarterly publication which debuts September 1. An initial circulation of 100,000 copies is planned. The title is published by Angeles Publications, a division of Tribune Los Angeles, Inc.

August 4, 2005 - Snowboarding, skiing, surfing, kiteboarding, trail running, mountain biking, paddling, rock climbing, and mountaineering are all fair game for articles in a new outdoor lifestyle publication, ASX. Typical features will cover the lifestyle, top athletes, gear, apparel, electronics, movies, music and destinations.

The debut issue, targeting 18- to 26-year olds, is due out August 8 on newsstands, with a total distribution of 85,000 copies anticipated. Brian Metzler is editor-in-chief of this RFA Media title.

August 3, 2005 - RAP-UP is being billed as "the first hip-hop magazine for teenagers," although the creators envision its audience from ages 14 to 28. The focus is on rap and R&B profiles and reviews, with writers from the Y generation.

Devin Lazerine is editor-in-chief, with brother Cameron as executive editor. The quarterly title debuted in spring, and circulation jumped to 80,000 for the summer issue. The fall issue is due out in September. Distribution points worldwide include Wal-Mart, book stores and record stores.

August 3, 2005 - Fun and edgy are the key ingredients to a recently launched lifestyle publication, FOR ME. Content includes articles on home, fashion, food, career, entertainment, finances, health, and travel.

The monthly title is published by Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S. Inc. Distribution is by newsstand and subscription.

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August 2, 2005 - SWEETS is all about the lifestyle of food treats. Coverage includes traditional family recipes, new ideas, candy factory tours, global sweets, cooking tips, trivia, news, gift ideas, and festivals.

The title publishes quarterly this year, with bi-monthly issues planned for 2006. The website is http://www.sweetsmagazine.com.

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August 2, 2005 - The latest celebrity, style and entertainment news is the focus of a new publication, WEEKLY SCOOP.

Vivian Vassos is editor-in-chief of the magazine, set to debut across Canadian newsstands October 3. The title is published by Torstar's subsidiary, the Toronto Star Newspapers Ltd.

August 2, 2005 - "The fundamental living basics that serve as the glue of daily life" is the focus of LIVING 101, a one-time special issue publication for twenty-somethings. Content is separated into four categories: home, food, garden, and travel.

Premiering on newsstands August 9, the trial issue's success will determine if a regular publication schedule will be ordered. Katie Tamony is editor-in-chief of this Sunset Publishing title.

August 2, 2005 - E-DISCOVERY ADVISOR is a guide to "electronic discovery, litigation support, computer forensics, electronic investigation and digital risk strategies, law tech solutions, tools, services and legal technology best practices." The target audience is lawyers, litigation specialists, corporate counsel, and senior executives.

The bi-monthly title mailed its premier issue this month and is published by Advisor Media, Inc. Distribution is by subscription.

August 1, 2005 - MOTHERVERSE has begun to "connect mothers from across the globe to create a stronger, wiser, and more humane world." Editorial content includes individual stories, reflections, book reviews, articles on contemporary parenting, and essays covering cultural and political issues.

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August 1, 2005 - T.E.M.P.L.E. is putting together its pre-launch September issue for 19- to 30-year-old New York City dwellers. The focus is on fashion and entertainment and includes articles on trends in cloths, new music, local nightlife, music and film reviews, and celebrity interviews.

The monthly magazine will be distributed on newsstands, as well as in area hotels, airports, nightclubs, restaurants, and universities. Initial circulation is 250,000. Krystal and Matthew Laman head up the title.

O, THE OPRAH MAGAZINE has a new features editor, Deborah Way. (August 31)

PAPERCITY MAGAZINE has a new Atlanta assistant editor, Dara Silverstein. (August 31)

METRO PARENT MAGAZINE has a new editor, Sheryl James. (August 31)

MAXIM has a new assistant managing editor, Amelia McDonell-Parry. (August 31)

ATLANTA MAGAZINE has a new special sections editor, Kirsten Ott. (August 30)

ST. LOUIS MAGAZINE and AT HOME have a new managing editor, Stefene Russell. (August 30)

SEED has several new staffers: Christopher Carbone as managing editor; Don Hoyt Gorman as senior editor in the London bureau. (August 30)

STYLE has a new beauty editor, Leigh Toselli. (August 30)

REDBOOK has a new deputy features editor, Jeannie Kim. (August 26)

SAN DIEGO MAGAZINE has a new associate editor, Julia Beeson. (August 26)

MUSCLE & FITNESS has several new staffers: Jennifer Pearson as assistant managing editor; Maureen Meyers Farrar as executive editor; Jeanine Detz and Joe Wuebben as senior editors. (August 26)

MAXIM has a new associate editor, Steve Mazzucchi. (August 25)

BASELINE has two new staffers: John McCormick as editor-in-chief; Anna Maria Virzi as executive editor. (August 24)

PORTLAND MONTHLY has a new style editor and PORTLAND BRIDE AND GROOM has a new editor, Jill Spitznass. (August 23)

ELLEGIRL has several new staffers: Nancy Gillen as managing editor; Sophie Schulte-Hillen as deputy editor; Anais Lombard as beauty editor; Erin Meanley assistant editor. (August 22)

GREATER BATON ROUGE BUSINESS REPORT has a new managing editor, Kathleen Hastings. (August 22)

PHOTO DISTRICT NEWS has a new project editor, Maria Santos Wakem. (August 19)

BUDGET LIVING has two new staffers: Elizabeth Roberts as deputy editor; Allison Reynolds as home editor. (August 17)

I.D. has two new associate editors: Cliff Kuang and Monica Khemsurov. (August 17)

VARIETY and DAILY VARIETY have a new editor, Timothy M. Gray. (August 16)

BUDGET LIVING - senior editor Megan Kaplan is leaving her position and will serve as the title's Midwest editor. (August 15)

ALL YOU has a new associate home and food editor, Elizabeth Blake. (August 12)

INCENTIVE and POTENTIALS have a new editor-in-chief, William Flanagan. (August 12)

THE BEAVER: CANADA'S HISTORY MAGAZINE has a new editor, Murdoch Davis. (August 12)

MORE has several new staffers: Jenny Sargent as photo editor; Ashley Buford as associate beauty and fashion editor. (August 5)

LADIES' HOME JOURNAL has a new assistant editor, Evita Nancy Torre. (August 3)

BUSINESS 2.0 has created and named a future editor, Chris Taylor. (August 3)

DEFENSE TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL has a new editor-in-chief, Sharon A. Weinberger. (August 2)

BUDGET LIVING has two new staffers: Sharon Ludtke as managing editor; Scott Cohen as executive editor. (August 1)

IN TOUCH WEEKLY has a new west coast fashion editor, Lilliam Rivera. (August 1)

ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST has a new senior associate editor, Shane McCoy. (August 1)




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