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The Archives: June, 2007 Affrilachian magazine launches June 29, 2007 – PLUCK! is an “arts and culture magazine that explores the black aesthetic of the 12-state Appalachian region.” Content includes essays on art, fiction and poems, music and theater reviews, as well as scholarly university-level features. Frank Walker is editor of this Duncan Hill Press journal, which debuted with the June issue and is expected to publish two more issues in 2007. The 20,000-copy distribution is by subscription. If you are seeking a one-stop information source for magazine industry news, then sign up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. New magazine for church leaders
The bi-monthly publication will debut with the September issue. Additional information was not immediately available. Online source for gay athletes launches print magazine
Ted Rybka is editor of this bi-monthly magazine, which tested a premier issue and officially launched with the June/July issue. Distribution is by subscription and in retail shops and bookstores. Print magazine emerges from two year online presence
Samantha Gianulis is editor-in-chief of this quarterly publication, which debuts in print with its Summer issue. A distribution of 6,000 copies is through independent bookstores and by subscription. Lifestyle magazine for single mothers launched
Publisher Crystal Jennings oversees this bi-monthly publication, which debuted with the April/May issue. 25,000 copies are distributed nationally by subscription and on newsstands. Upscale alpine ski magazine planned
David Gibson is editor-in-chief of this Bonnier Corporation magazine, a sister title to SAVEUR, SKI, and SKIING. Three issues, December, January, and February will be published for the upcoming ski season. 30,000 copies will be distributed by subscription, select international newsstands, airport VIP lounges, and luxury hotels and spas, as well as polybagged with SAVEUR. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN announces changes effective with the July issue
John Rennie is editor-in-chief of this monthly magazine from Holtzbrinck Publishers. The domestic ratebase increases from 555,000 to 575,000; the international ratebase remains at 90,000. A free download of the July issue is available through June 30 at http://www.sciam.com/ Magazine for men changes content focus
James Kaminsky is editor of this monthly Wenner Media magazine, which begins the editorial revamp with the August issue. New medical journal focuses on disasters
James. J. James, M.D. is editor-in-chief of this quarterly magazine, a partnership between the American Medical Association (AMA) and Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. The July debut issue is available to AMA members and by subscription to non-members. Regional food magazine debuts this week June 28, 2007 - EDIBLE JERSEY is focusing on Nancy Painter is editor-in-chief of this quarterly magazine, which joins other regional titles under the Edible Communities umbrella. The premiere issue debuts this week with 40,000 copies distributed to statewide Whole Food markets and small specialty shops. In the planning stages are EDIBLE PIEDMONT, EDIBLE GREEN MOUNTAINS, EDIBLE WHITE MOUNTAINS, and EDIBLE TORONTO. Regional tennis magazine comes to play June 25, 2007 – WNY TENNIS MAGAZINE provides biographies, interviews, game tips, and regional overviews of tennis lifestyle and events in western New York. The initial coverage area is Buffalo, but expansion is expected into Rochester, Syracuse and southern Ontario. Mark Ahrens oversees this publication, which debuted in April and will publish five issues per year: January, April, June, August, and October. Distribution is through area tennis clubs and in sports complexes. Niche retirement magazine grows
Kaeth Gauthier is editor-in-chief of the monthly publication, which debuted with the February issue. The initial subscription distribution of 3,000 copies grew to 10,000 with the second issue. New magazine for serious card collectors
Published quarterly by Beckett Media, charter subscriptions are currently being offered. Additional information was not immediately available. Travel magazine targets specific demographic market
Kirstin N. Fuller is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly magazine that debuted with the November/December issue. The initial circulation was 75,000 copies and now distributes 400,000 copies through retailers, bookstores, and newsstands. Regional artist magazine for New Yorkers
Jamie O’Shea is editor of this magazine with a distribution of 25,000 copies in New York City. The Spring issue, the second published, reached newsstands on April 24. Additional information was not immediately available. Planned magazine takes 360-degree look at travel Paul Cloutier oversees this bi-monthly magazine, which is published by 8020 Publishing and due to debut in late October. Distribution will be by subscription and through bookstores and on newsstands nationwide. Custom auto magazine covers all the details
Phil Gordon is editor of this bi-monthly MIA Entertainment magazine, which also publishes EAST COAST RYDERS. Additional information was not immediately available. The free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter delivers useful magazine industry information to your email in-box. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. New magazine for industrial fire, safety and security industry
Henry Dinneen is editor of this bi-monthly TradeFair Group publication. The debut issue is planned for August and will be distributed to 20,000 industry professionals. New magazine focuses on living well and responsibly
Yasmin Newman is editor-in-chief of this quarterly magazine, which debuted in May with the Summer issue. Each issue focuses on a theme and the upcoming three issues will cover technology, celebration, and finance, respectively. The distribution of 40,000 copies is through high-end retail shops and hotels, clubs, and spas. Gay-friendly travel magazine launches
Randall Shirley is editor of this bi-annual publication, which debuted last fall and distributes 100,000 copies to gay/lesbian businesses and bookstores throughout Canada and the U.S. Get magazine industry news from Wooden Horse Publishing by signing up for the free newsletter. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. Birth of Chicago magazine stems from newsletter
Dennis Rodkin is editor of this bi-monthly magazine, which is being published as a cooperative venture with McGraw-Hill. The debut issue will be first available at the chapter's annual award event on October 26. New York magazine covers Japanese culture
Publisher Hitoshi Onishi oversees this monthly magazine from Trend Pot and debuted in April. 50,000 copies of the publication are distributed to tri-state area restaurants and grocery stores. Regional magazine to launch for moms June 21, 2007 - MOTHERWORDS is "an irreverent, realistic look at motherhood." Articles range from birth stories, adoption, fun things to do with kids, and lifestyle changes. Sarah Teres is editor of this monthly magazine, which will debut on June 25 and be available "north of Boston." Writers do not have to be from the New England area; submissions and queries are being accepted. New regional fitness magazine planned
The quarterly publication is a partnership between Metropolitan Richmond Sports Backers, Palari Publishing, and the Richmond Times-Dispatch. The debut issue is expected in August, with 20,000 copies distributed to fitness enthusiasts. Major newspaper plans magazine launch
The monthly publication is slated for release in October. Additional information was not immediately available. Second annual issue of VOGUE LIVING confirmed
Hamish Bowles is editor-in-chief of this Conde Nast magazine, which will be polybagged with VOGUE to 300,000 subscribers in October. The total ratebase, including newsstand distribution will be 500,000. There is a possibility of an increased publication frequency in 2008. Regional Canadian magazine in the works
Susanne Hasulo is editor of this quarterly magazine, which is set to debut in December. The title is published by Little Green Tree Publishing and will "launch with a circulation of 20,000-25,000."
Tambra McKerley is editor of this monthly magazine from Cahaba Media Group, publisher of sister title CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS OWNER. 30,000 copies will be distributed throughout the U.S. beginning with the debut August issue. Don't miss out on industry news when the Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter is available to you free. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. New magazine for and about Hispanic business culture June 20, 2007 - BUSINESS JOURNAL OF HISPANIC RESEARCH is for Hispanic business professionals, managers, and executives as well those who manage or work with Hispanic business professionals. The magazine is divided into two sections: academic scholarly quantitative, qualitative or conceptual topics and the executive section, which includes case studies, organizational research, executive insights, and best practices. Donna Maria Blancero is editor of this National Society of Hispanic MBAs publication. The debut issue is expected June 27, followed by an additional 2007 issue in December. Publication frequency then increases to a quarterly schedule. A distribution of 10,000 copies is expected. Texas magazine expands editorial content
The magazine recently merged with Publications and Communications, which publishes sister title TEXAS HOME & LIVING. A change in editorial leadership is underway but further details were not immediately available. Regional upscale lifestyle magazine debuts
Darryl James is editor-in-chief of this monthly magazine, which debuted with the April issue. 10,000 copies were distributed by subscription.
Published by Three Wide Media, the debut issue is expected in fall and will join sister titles DIRT LATE MODEL MAGAZINE and FLAT OUT MAGAZINE. The website is http://www.threewidemedia.com. Additional information was not immediately available. New magazine to celebrate aging
The quarterly magazine from Eldr Media is due to launch June 16. Additional information was not immediately available.
Angela Coleman is editor of this quarterly magazine, which debuts with the Spring issue. 100,000 copies are distributed to international urban markets within the U.S., Africa, the U.K., and the Caribbean. New magazine for skiers in eastern U.S.
William Jones is editor-in-chief of this quarterly magazine. Distribution is by subscription. Additional information was not immediately available. BERKSHIRE LIVING publisher launches new business magazine
Seth Rogovoy is editor-in-chief of this quarterly publication, a sister title to BERKSHIRE LIVING. The premier issue is due out in fall and will be distributed to 12,000 business executives as well as on regional newsstands. You won't miss any magazine industry news if you sign up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. New magazine for young women of color June 12, 2007 - LAVISH is all about fashion, beauty, culture and politics. The target audience is in their 20s and 30s, multi-cultural (larger projected demographic of African American and Hispanic women), multi-talented, curious and knowledgeable. Tatiana Smith is editor-in-chief of this quarterly magazine that debuted on June 1 with the Premiere/Summer issue. Distribution is through bookstores, newsstands and upscale boutiques. Civil trial magazine
Donna Bader is editor of this 11 issues-per-year publication from Neubauer & Associates and is actively seeking contributing writers. 5,000 copies will be distributed directly to trial lawyers, starting with the debut July/August issue. New magazine all about inspiring people's lives
Lee Jones is the executive editor of this bi-monthly magazine, which is set to debut with the July issue. With an initial circulation of 150,000 copies, distribution is by subscription. New magazine all about more fun
Jason and Kim Kotecki oversee this quarterly magazine, which offers the inaugural issue as a digital download. The print version is available to subscribers. Counterculture magazine re-launches
Jay Babcock is editor of this bi-monthly publication from Arthur Publishing. Distribution is nationwide in select retail stores and by subscription.
Jo Ellen Myers Sharp is editor of this bi-monthly magazine, which debuted with the March/April issue. Distribution is by subscription and at retailers statewide.
Nikki Bazar is editor of this monthly magazine from Southland Publishing. The June debut issue was distributed to 150 retail locations in the area. Regional California lifestyle magazine set to launch
Erinn Igarashi is editor of this bi-monthly publication, which will debut in early July. 12,000 copies of the upscale magazine will be distributed by direct mail and through select business offices. Companion magazine to ATV ILLUSTRATED debuts
Tamarack Publications, publishers of ATV ILLUSTRATED, oversees this magazine. Additional information was not immediately available. Why delay getting industry news you can use, when signing up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter is as simple as visiting http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. Regional outdoor lifestyle launches
Darren and Michelle McChristie oversee this bi-annual magazine, which debuts with the June issue and will publish its second issue in November. Distribution can be found in area retail stores and nationally at Barnes & Noble bookstores. Magazine's new name reflects expanded coverage
Merrill Williams is editor of this quarterly magazine, which re-launched with the Spring issue. Distribution is by subscription and in retail stores throughout Maine and select areas in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and New Hampshire. New magazine for and about American-Muslim community Moniza Khokhar is editor of this quarterly publication from Wahid Media Ventures. The title debuted with the Spring issue and distributes 10,000 copies by subscription and national newsstands.
James Lusk is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly magazine, which recently released its premier issue. Distribution is by subscription. Additional information was not immediately available. Canadian car magazine on sixth issue
Patrick Smith is editor of this bi-monthly magazine, which debuted with the July/August 2006 issue and is published by DMW. Distribution in Canada and the U.S. is by subscription. Folded car magazine returns The magazine was acquired by Primedia and re-emerges nationally on newsstand with the June issue.
Publisher Steve Gomen oversees this quarterly publication, which debuted in Florida this spring and will distribute nationally in July with the Summer issue. Additional information was not immediately available. New fashion magazine launches
The quarterly magazine debuts this month and is distributed by subscription. Additional information was not immediately available. New magazine in the Ozarks
Cynthia and Tom Morin are the editors of the bi-annual magazine, which premiered in April with the Spring/Summer issue. The website is http://www.spiritofeureka.com. Wooden Horse Publishing offers a free industry newsletter to keep you up-to-date. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. Beverage magazine launches
Jeffrey Klineman and John Craven are the editors of this quarterly magazine from BevNet. Distribution is by subscription. Turn to the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter for all of your timely industry news needs. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. Feminist magazine debuts
Stephanie Abraham, Jessica Hoffmann, and Daria Yudacufski oversee this bi-annual magazine, which debuted with the Spring/Summer issue. Distribution of 1,000 copies is by subscription and at select bookstores nationwide. Regional magazine aims for monthly schedule
Tim Engstrom is editor of this quarterly publication as well as the single holiday special edition. The title is a collaboration between the Albert Lea Tribune and the Austin Daily Herald and debuted with the Fall 2006 issue. Distribution is by drop sites, subscription, and to affluent households in Mower and Freeborn counties.
Mike May is editor of this magazine, published by THE SCIENTIST. The May premier issue is expected to reach 30,000 readers. Additional information was not immediately available. Regional fashion magazine debuts
The bi-annual magazine debuted with the Spring/Summer issue. Additional information was not immediately available. You won't miss any magazine industry news if you sign up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. Regional health magazine launches
Shelly Bender oversees this bi-monthly magazine, which debuted with the April/May issue. Additional information was not immediately available. Diplomatic guide launches
Dawn Parker oversees this annual publication, which distributes 30,000 copies to embassies and other diplomatic organizations in Washington, D.C., New York, Chicago, Orlando and Boston. Newsletter morphs into a magazine
Kathleen Peddicord is editor of this monthly magazine, which distributes 55,000 copies by subscription.
Susan Kelley is editor of this Thomas Reid Publishing magazine, which debuted with the April issue and publishes 10 issues per year. A distribution of 35,000 copies is divided between affluent coastal residents, building professionals, subscribers, and area newsstands. New Canadian magazine targets Generation Y
Dan Rubenstein is editor of this Venture Publishing magazine, a bi-monthly sister title to ALBERTA VENTURE. The publication debuts in September and will have an initial distribution of 20,000 copies by subscription, controlled circulation, and on newsstands. Regional lifestyle magazine debuts
Sherry McCoy is editor of this bi-monthly magazine, which is a sister title to ALABAMA ALIVE and GULF COAST ALIVE. Distribution is by subscription. Additional information was not immediately available. The free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter is an excellent source of industry information for busy writers. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more.
The bi-monthly publication debuted with the May/June issue and is available by subscription. The website is http://www.kybridalmag.com/magazine/. Additional information was not immediately available. New magazine about making money on the Internet
Rick Butts is editor of this monthly publication, which is set to debut on July 1. Distribution is on newsstands, with an additional 10,000 copies sent to subscribers. Magazine chooses new name and vies for national market
Editor Timothy Miller advises that "the tagline The Automotive Luxury Lifestyle" loosely translates into 'A passion for the finer things in life including cars, dining, travel, luxury living and entertainment.' The big emphasis is on automotive enthusiast and luxury lifestyle." The bimonthly title debuted its new name in January and "is delivered directly into the homes of the affluent automotive enthusiasts." PROTOONER relaunches under new name June 1, 2007 - PROTOONER, the magazine for cartoonists, humor writers, and art collectors, has re-emerged from its March 2006 hiatus as OUT OF THE BOXX. Joy Miller is editor of this monthly publication, which will debut this month. Distribution is by subscription. Subscribe to the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter and stay on top of industry news. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. Health magazine focuses on Las Cruces' residents June 1, 2007 - HEALTHY U is a magazine for Las Cruces, NM residents interested in a broad range of health topics. Content includes "one thing you can use in your daily life to be healthier" such as stress relief, the benefits of music, and fast food realities. Richard Coltharp is editor of this monthly publication from the Las Cruces Sun-News, which debuted last week. Distribution is throughout the area and in Deming and Silver City as well as at the offices of health professionals. Additional information was not immediately available. June 1, 2007 - HANNIBAL MAGAZINE is for the residents of Marion County, New London, and Monroe City, MO. Content includes events and articles of interest to this northeast Missouri area. Rich Heiser oversees this monthly publication, which debuted last week and is distributed to 16,000 area residents as well as to local hotels and businesses. Additional information was not immediately available.
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June 29, 2007 – COLLIDE MAGAZINE is “a new voice in the conversation taking place where media, culture, and faith converge.” The target audience is church leaders interested in “exploring the use of visual media, music, technology, and the web to communicate God's Truth.”
June 29, 2007 – SPORTS OUT LOUD provides insights into the world of professional sports, news on gay sporting events, profiles of athletes, health and nutrition news, and information on the latest training and athletic gear.
June 29, 2007 - MOM WRITER'S LITERARY MAGAZINE is celebrating its two year anniversary by going to print format. The "many faces of motherhood" are presented in a "down-to-earth, thoughtful, complex, humorous, sincere, penetrating, and raw" tone, covering creative nonfiction essays, book reviews, writer profiles and interviews, visual art, and poetry.
June 29, 2007 - SM THE MAGAZINE FOR SINGLE MOTHERS offers "information, products and services that draw from modern practices and ancient philosophies – a broad spectrum of content that will help single mothers successfully manage their lives, mind, body and spirit." Topics include beauty and fashion, health and wellness, legal issues, finances, family perspectives, and celebrity interviews.
June 29, 2007 - SNOW: LIFE, LIFTS, LUXURY will be "focusing on the high-end alpine experience," with coverage including U.S. and international resort and recreational destination and property information, upscale equipment news, designer apparel, entertainment guides, and personality profiles. The target audience is affluent snow-sports enthusiasts.
June 29, 2007 - SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is repackaging in-depth feature articles "to make the information they contain more understandable and to spell out more clearly their relevance to current affairs." Articles will now also offer overview and topic summaries as well as summary sidebars. New magazine sections include "Opinion," from guest essayists, and "Updates," which revisits scientific discoveries or inventions and reports on what happened.
June 28, 2007 - MEN'S JOURNAL is increasing "the fun quotient and the humor and sexiness where those should exist, but also making it a more challenging read where it should be serious." The magazine is providing more service, fashion, adventure, and news-to-use content rather than the previous fitness focus.
June 28, 2007 - DISASTER MEDICINE AND PUBLIC HEALTH PREPAREDNESS is covering "disaster response and health tactics for both natural and man-made disasters."
"authentic, regionally-based food choices" from Jersey growers, producers, retailers, artisans, chefs, bakers, and home cooks.
June 25, 2007 – PARK MODEL LIVING MAGAZINE is for people “who are passionate about their retirement living” in recreational vehicles that more closely resemble small houses, and have “an interest in permanent and part time living in beautiful parks across the country.” Topics range from culture, recreation home improvement, and maintenance, to finance, entertaining, dining, and park activities.
June 25, 2007 – BECKETT GRADED CARD INVESTOR AND PRICE GUIDE is for the hardcore card collecting enthusiast interested in the big business aspect of rare and common cards alike.
June 25, 2007 – RESERVATIONS speaks to African-American travelers who wish to expand their travel horizons with realistic information. Topics include traveler’s do’s and don’ts, guides to weekend getaways, a traveling health guide, fashion trends and grooming tips, and financial planning for dream trips.
June 25, 2007 – SPREAD ARTCULTURE is an art and lifestyle publication that unites the global creative community with article coverage on fashion, fine art, architecture, interior design, film, literature, performing arts, interviews and photo-essays.
June 25, 2007 – EVERYWHERE’s tagline is, “Travel is All Around You.” The target audience is young, technology-savvy, educated and adventurous, and interested in “looking for the real and authentic experiences of the world” as well as personal stories and insiders’ views of favorite destinations.
June 25, 2007 – KING OF THE STREET features the owners and builders of cars with $20,000 to $100,000 invested into modifications and accessories. The latest trends, products and services are also featured.
June 25, 2007 – INDUSTRIAL PREVENTION & RESPONSE is written for in-plant fire, safety, and security professionals. Topics include fire and emergency protection and response, internal and perimeter security, plant safety concerns, plant hazards, environmental and community concerns and liability, laws and regulations, and terrorist threats to infrastructure. 
June 22, 2007 - MERGE is for 28- to 55-year-old residents of Los Angeles and surrounding areas who want to unite an upscale lifestyle with "being aware of the impact that our daily decisions can have on the world and on those around us." Topics include entertainment, technology, environment, fashion, travel and culture, and consciousness and well-being.
June 22, 2007 - OUT IN CANADA offers information about urban and rural travel options throughout Canada, including destinations, events and trends for gay and lesbian travelers.
June 22, 2007 - CHICAGO ARCHITECT is for members of the American Institute of Architects'(AIA)Chicago chapter. Evolving from the AIA Chicago newsletter "Focus," the magazine will expand coverage on innovative member projects, interviews, technical developments, and significant international work by Chicago-based firms.
June 22, 2007 - CHOPSTICKS NY is all about the "latest trends within the Japanese culture in New York," as well as listings of Japanese sources of lifestyle items and news from Japan.
June 21, 2007 - SBQ - SPORTS BACKERS QUARTERLY is all about healthy living in the Richmond, VA area. "The publication will appeal to hard-core athletes and adults who are just interested in staying fit and healthy.
June 21, 2007 - USA Today is working on an active lifestyles magazine. Topics will focus on "pursuits such as jogging, traveling, kayaking and hiking" according to Susan Lavington, senior VP-marketing.
June 21, 2007 - VOGUE LIVING, first published in 2006, will offer a second issue this year, focusing on global innovation and trends in home and garden.
June 21, 2007 - IN OAKVILLE, a sister title to IN BURLINGTON, is for the residents of Oakville, Ontario. The focus in "the people and businesses that make Oakville tick." Topics include business, community, food, living well, fashion, and travel.
June 20, 2007 - PLUMBING BUSINESS OWNER is all about "practical, how-to advice on all aspects of managing a business." Topics include insurance, finance, staff management, technology, and marketing.
June 20, 2007 - AUSTIN MUSIC MAGAZINE has been renamed AUSTIN MUSIC + ENTERTAINMENT and will provide "more coverage of Austin's local arts and culture, including expanded features on dining, shopping, and film.
June 20, 2007 - BEVERLY HILLS REPORT is "first and foremost based on the luxurious lifestyle of Beverly Hills and the surrounding area." Topics range from fashion and nightlife to health and fitness, dining, business and upscale property.
June 20, 2007 - DIRT MODIFIED MAGAZINE is for racers, track owners, sanctioning bodies, car owners and fans of the dirt modified racing experience.
June 14, 2007 - ELDR "seeks to inspire elders to celebrate the joys, navigate the challenges, and search for the meaning of aging." Articles will cover health, technology, law, and exercise, as well as short news items.
June 14, 2007 - SISTERHOOD AGENDA is all about empowering "young women and girls of African descent ages 13-22 with sisterhood, self-knowledge, self-development, and self-esteem." Topics include health, music, travel, fashion, history and heritage, as well as the arts, books, and television and film.
June 14, 2007 - SNOW EAST is all about the resorts, the runs, and the history of skiing in the east. Other content covers equipment, development, and events.
June 14, 2007 - BERKSHIRE BUSINESS QUARTERLY is a business lifestyle magazine "profiling the efforts of those who have found ways to succeed in business while living in the Berkshires." Stories draw from area companies, whether small or large, including retail, manufacturing, hospitality, education, medical and more. The target audience is corporate leaders, small business owners and people interested in the business scene.
June 12, 2007 - PLAINTIFF is "a nuts and bolts magazine of civil trial work" targeting plaintiff’s attorneys throughout Northern and Central California. Topics include how-to articles and winning action tactics, as well as putting together a more productive practice.
June 12, 2007 - INSPIRE will "provide its readers with the latest techniques, information, and strategies that will address the positive and negative forces of life." Suitable topics are far ranging, from arts and culture, community affairs, diversity, and business and finance to youth and elders, fitness and wellness, higher education, music, spiritual things, and sports.
June 11, 2007 - ESCAPE ADULTHOOD offers "practical tips for living life with less stress and more fun." Topics include rediscovering yourself, profiles, how-to ideas, new trends, history, recipes, and reflections.
June 11, 2007 - ARTHUR, a "transgenerational, counterculture magazine," which ceased publication following the October 2006 issue, returns with the July 2007 issue.
June 11, 2007 - INDIANA LIVING GREEN is helping its readers pursue an environmentally correct life, "one that is both earth-friendly and doable for you and your family." Content ranges from gardening, home building and utilities, to area foods and profiles of those with tips and resources.
June 11, 2007 - NEW ANGELES MONTHLY is "devoted to the revival of downtown and the 'new' eastside." Topics include the community, art and culture, food, fashion, and film.
June 11, 2007 - LADERA RANCH MAGAZINE is for the California residents of Ladera Ranch, Las Flores, Wagon Wheel, and targeted areas of Mission Viejo and San Juan Capistrano. Content ranges from local attractions and destinations to people, activities, financial tips, and area news.
June 11, 2007 - TRAIL & TRAVEL GUIDE is a special publication "providing the latest news and product previews in the off-road world." In addition, the lifestyle of ATVers will be covered.
June 8, 2007 - SUPERIOR OUTDOORS offers "first-person adventure narratives, investigative journalism, and profiles of local people and events" from the north shore of Lake Superior. Sports include kayaking, hiking, mountain biking, climbing, canoeing, diving, sailing, camping, surfing, kiteboarding, and all winter sports, as well as environmental news, events, and art and literature reviews.
June 8, 2007 - EDIBLE COASTAL MAINE has been renamed MAINE FOOD & LIFESTYLE, in order to represent "a broader focus on towns and farms situated throughout the state - from Maine's scenic, coastal villages to the state's beautiful interior regions." Topics continue to include profiles of food producers and chefs, history, and recipe.
June 8, 2007 - ELAN is "a magazine of contemporary Muslim culture showcasing the cosmopolitan Muslim cultural lifestyle." Content ranges from music, fashion, travel, art and culture, and parenting to business and news.
June 7, 2007 - VICIOUS is "the publication for the individual who is fashion-forward, enjoys art and music, and is a nightlife participant." New York, Las Vegas, and Miami are the core cities covered, with an additional spotlight on a worldwide city in each issue.
June 7, 2007 - MUSCLE CAR NEWS specializes in "post war North American performance cars." Content ranges from feature cars and road tests to restorations, performance modifications, trends, memorabilia and interviews with prominent car collectors.
June 7, 2007 - MUSCLECAR REVIEW is all about high performance automobiles, including concept and pace cars used in racing.
June 7, 2007 - GOLF FITNESS MAGAZINE's goal is to "provide our readers with the proper fundamentals to build a solid foundation of body and mind, and that connection, to improve their overall golf ability." Topics include fitness and nutrition, psychological aspects, as well as relevant history and traditions of the game.
June 7, 2007 - ELIZA is a fashion magazine with a twist; it "aims to discover, promote and celebrate clothing companies creating modest designs that follow mainstream style trends." Content includes tips on seasonal styles, beauty, health, entertainment, and lifestyle, and is for "women who want to be stylish, sexy, and engaged in the world while retaining high standards."
June 7, 2007 - SPIRIT OF EUREKA is all about the "art, heart and soul" of Eureka Springs, AR. Topics include arts, science, healing, philosophy, spirituality, and creativity.
June 6, 2007 - INNOVATIVE BEVERAGES QUARTERLY is a new business-to-business magazine with "editorial content focused solely on beverage innovation." Content includes news and industry trends.
June 6, 2007 - MAKE/SHIFT "creates and documents contemporary feminist culture and action by publishing journalism, critical analysis, and visual and text art." Topics include current events, cultural and political commentary, profiles of feminist activists, artists, and thinkers, fiction and poetry, visual art, and book and film reviews.
June 6, 2007 - SOUTHERN MINNESOTA MAGAZINE covers the lifestyles of area residents and "focuses on people, their lives at home and the activities they enjoy."
June 6, 2007 - The mission of BIOTECH360 is to "hold up a mirror to biotechnological advances and policy discussions around the globe." The target audience includes industry opinion leaders, academics, entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, legislators, and educated consumers.
June 6, 2007 - FASHION LA is all about Los Angeles trends in clothing. Topics include designer concepts, celebrity styles, boutique shopping, runway reports, and tips on when and how to incorporate fashions into everyday life.
June 6, 2007 - HEALTH MATTERS is a health and wellness magazine for Wichita, KS and surrounding city residents. Topics range from fitness and nutrition to medical advances and tips on reducing illness.
June 5, 2007 - DIPLOMATIC CONNECTIONS is aimed at diplomats and staff representatives who are interested in "creating and cultivating global relationships." This resource guide includes editorial content on news, research tips, benefits and privileges, property and legal issues, adapting to new communities, and finding businesses for commercial and professional services.
June 5, 2007 - INTERNATIONAL LIVING relaunched in January as a full-color publication. Content continues to cover global travel, living, retiring, investing, and real estate.
June 5, 2007 - MAINE HOME & DESIGN is looking to be a forum for entrepreneurs, craftsmen, artists, designers, architects and builders as well as residents looking to update residential spaces.
June 5, 2007 - UNLIMITED will be about the work and business lives of 20- to 35-year-olds in Alberta, Canada. Topics include industry profiles, the job market, work ethics, financial considerations, and meshing personal/family lifestyles with ambition.
June 5, 2007 - SOUTH CAROLINA ALIVE is all about living, shopping, events, personalities, attractions, dining, and recreation in that state.
June 5, 2007 - KENTUCKY BRIDAL MAGAZINE covers all phases of planning a wedding and is focused on providing resources specifically catering to the Kentucky bridal market.
June 5, 2007 - ONLINE MARKETING MONTHLY is all about "helping you succeed in making money online." Readers range from new entrepreneurs to marketing industry professionals. Topics cover news and trends.
June 1, 2007 - TEXAS DRIVER MAGAZINE, formerly a regional Texas publication, is now AMERICAN DRIVER, and is capturing the luxury lifestyle market through a wider range distribution.
June 1, 2007 - OPEN is a lifestyle magazine for the Fargo-Moorhead, ND region. Topics include personality and business profiles, entertainment events and reviews, area shopping, and travel destinations.
