Wooden Horse Magazine Database - A Complete Magazine Directory

November 29, 2007 - LA TAILS and CITY TAILS join 12 other regional editions of the TAILS family of publications, which began in 2000 with the CHICAGOLAND TAILS magazine. Topics range from responsible pet guardianship and awareness of animals, to respect for pet companions and providing community solutions and empowerment.

Rebecca Hallmark has been named regional publisher of LA TAILS and Lorranine Sakli joins as regional publisher of CITY TAILS. Both magazines debut with the December/January issue and will publish 11 issues per year. 675,000 copies are distributed between the 14 editions and can be found in pet-related businesses, bookstores, coffee shops and libraries.

November 29, 2007 - CANTEEN is a literary magazine that aims to engage readers with both the arts and the creative process. "We admire what writers and artists do, and we want insight into how and why it’s done." The represented arts include essays, poetry, paintings, and photography.

Sean Finney is editor-in-chief of this quarterly publication, which recently launched Issue One. Distribution is through subscription and independent bookstores located in New York and California.

November 29, 2007 - LIVING CRAFTS is for cultural creative families who value handcrafted projects that use natural and organic materials derived from sustainable and recycled materials. Projects and content offers suggestions and directions for making toys, apparel, home items, gifts, and seasonal crafts.

Pardis Amirshahi is editor of this quarterly magazine, which debuted with the Winter 2008 issue and distributes a combined 25,000 copies through newsstands, subscriptions, and trade/event shows.

The Toronto Cyclists Union is expected to launch in June 2008, and will include a new magazine “all about bicycles and all about Toronto.” Content will feature news, tips, gear reviews, style and etiquette, and interviews.

• VIRTUALIZATION REVIEW addresses issues about virtualization technologies, products, news and solutions as “a way to make all aspects of IT vastly more efficient.” Doug Barney is editor-in-chief of this 1105 Media magazine, which is expected to debut in March 2008 and targets senior-level administration for large organizations.
• SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN BODY is the newest addition to the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN brand. The emphasis is on the "science behind health and wellness with an emphasis on health (and not disease)." Topics include physical and mental health, aging, environment, and green education. The debut issue will be on newsstands December 4 and followed by the website debut on December 12.
• N.E. FLORIDA QUARTERLY magazine targets the affluent residents in St. Augustine, Palm Coast, Ormond Beach, Daytona Beach, Ponce Inlet, Longwood, and Orlando. Kay Yabandith is editor of this City Quarterly Media Group publication, which debuted with the Fall 2007 issue.
• HIGH PERFORMING BUILDINGS is for building owners, facility managers, architects and engineers interested in case studies that demonstrate measured building performance, as well as innovative technology news and energy-efficient design and operation. The quarterly magazine is published by ASHRAE.
• TEXAS DIVERSITY MAGAZINE will feature articles on the benefits of diversity and the impact on business performance, and targets business professionals, educators, students, government and nonprofits. Publisher Dennis Kennedy is at the helm of this tri-annual publication, which debuts in early 2008 with the January/April issue. The initial distribution is 10,000 copies and freelance writers are encouraged to visit http://www.texasdiversitymagazine.org.

November 27, 2007 - CIGAR REPORT reports on worldwide cigar-friendly city venues, cigar-industry executives, company profiles, celebrity Q&As, travel and resort destinations, and product reviews.

Aaron Sigmond is editor of this quarterly magazine, a Doubledown Media publication and sister title to TRADER MONTHLY. The initial circulation is 377,000 copies and the premiere issue debuted last week with two covers for testing purposes.

November 27, 2007
• SALTSCAPES “reflects the best of Atlantic Canada” with articles on getaways, outdoor living, food, people, and lifestyles. The bi-monthly magazine debuted with the March/April issue and is published in Nova Scotia
• L STYLE G STYLE “aims to be a social and cultural role model in Central Texas” for the gay and lesbian community. Publisher Alisa Weldon oversees this bimonthly magazine, which debuted with the November/December issue in early November.
• LOCUS is focused on providing “a forum for local, emerging producers of culture” in the vicinity of Baltimore, MD. Emily Hunter is editor-in-chief of this quarterly magazine, which debuted with the Fall 2006 issue and is distributed by subscription and through independent bookstores in the area.

November 27, 2007 - THE COUNTER TERRORIST will be delivering reports on cutting-edge anti-terror information and feature breaking news. Subjects range from homeland security and intelligence to specialized products and advanced technologies. The magazine will take a global focus and targets first responders.

The quarterly magazine, published by Security Solutions International, is due out in early 2008 and will have an initial distribution of 100,000 copies.

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November 21, 2007 - PHYSICIAN LICENSE & PRACTICE TODAY targets medical students and residents with "information essential to a physician's professional and personal development." Topics include the business of medicine, financial guidance, personal health and wellness, women in medicine, legal issues, technology, case studies, travel, and leisure.

Dr. Paul O'Leary is editor-in-chief of this quarterly magazine, which is published by Publishing LLC and launched with the Fall 2007 issue. 100,000 copies are distributed to nationwide hospital residency programs and accredited medical schools.

November 21, 2007 - CONTENT is for marketers seeking insights into custom publishing. Articles range from publication showcases, award winners, data surveys, and answers to frequently asked questions about the industry.

John Wolfe is editor of this quarterly magazine, which is published by the Custom Publishing Council and debuted with the Fall 2007 issue. 36,000 copies are directly distributed to marketers.

November 21, 2007
• SHOREWOMAN targets Salisbury, MD women 25 to 65 who are interested in local issues and trends. Content ranges from profiles of prominent women, career advice and news, health, beauty, food and entertainment, home and garden, and family. Dawn Robson is the editor of the monthly The Daily Times magazine, which is distributed by direct mail and available where women shop and do business in Wicomico, Worcester and Sussex counties.
• THE CAPITOL offers an “in-depth examination of politics and policy in Albany and New York State as a whole,” with additional coverage of personalities and the lighter side of some issues. The monthly magazine, a sister title to CITY HALL and published by Manhattan Media, debuted on November 15. Distribution is to government buildings and in boxes around the capitol and legislature.
• CIRCULATION is the main name of six new subspecialty cardiology journals planned for 2008. CIRCULATION: HEART FAILURE, CIRCULATION: CARDIOVASCULAR OUTCOMES AND QUALITY, and CIRCULATION: ARRHYTHMIA AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY are due out in spring 2008. CIRCULATION: CARDIOVASCULAR GENETICS, CIRCULATION: CARDIOVASCULAR IMAGING and CIRCULATION: CARDIOVASCULAR INTERVENTIONS are planned for later in 2008. Dr. Joseph Loscalzo is editor-in-chief of these Lippincott Williams & Wilkins titles, in conjunction with the American Heart Association.

November 19, 2007 - INLAND LIVING MAGAZINE is for the residents throughout San Bernardino and eastern Los Angeles counties. Content covers food, health, people, places to go, events, style, decor, fitness and smart shopping.

Don Sproul is managing editor of this Inland Custom Publishing Group title, which debuts this week and will publish eight issues per year. The first issue is to be delivered to 40,000 homes and is available by subscription.

November 19, 2007 - WESTERN ART & ARCHITECTURE "celebrates America's love affair with the Western visual arts - from the classic Western masters to contemporary trendsetters." Articles focus on presenting art from a lifestyle perspective.

Publisher Jared Swanson heads up this quarterly publication, which debuted its Premier Issue in mid-October. The magazine, from First Tracks Publishing, is a sister title to TAHOE QUARTERLY and BIG SKY JOURNAL. The goal is to distribute 25,000 copies by subscription.

November 19, 2007 • BRASS is for your young adults interested in learning “about the money side of life” and “how money and our lives interact.” Topics range from retirement planning to throwing parties. Bryan Sims heads this quarterly brass|MEDIA magazine, which is distributed by subscription and actively looking for contributing writers. The website is http://www.brasscu.com/.
• HOME GYM offers training tips, equipment and gear reviews, and other articles on achieving fitness goals at home. The quarterly magazine debuted with the Fall 2007 issue, is published by Flora Publishing Group, and is distributed by subscription and in bookstores throughout the eastern U.S.
• REDEFINE is a “music and art magazine featuring independent, unsigned artists.” Topics include indie music, visual arts, artist galleries, and independent film reviews. Started in 2004 as an online/west coast print publication, the title has secured a national newsstand distribution deal beginning with the Fall 2007 issue and will publish quarterly.

November 15, 2007 - SUCCESS, which ceased print publication earlier this year, will be targeting well-educated professionals between 30 and 55 when it relaunches. Topics include business, relationships, wealth, well-being and "making a difference.

Darren Hardy has been chosen as the publisher and editorial director by the new owner, VideoPlus, for the March 2008 debut. The bi-monthly magazine will distribute 100,000 copies nationwide.

November 15, 2007 - MOUNTAIN TIME is a lifestyle magazine for the country’s most affluent mountain retreat communities. Content includes editorial features, local events, social gatherings, and celebrity sightings.

The bi-weekly magazine, from MountainTime Media, will be distributed in 20 daily newspapers from Squaw Valley to Aspen, with a total circulation of approximately 180,000 copies. The debut issue is set for December 15.

November 15, 2007 - SOUTHERN BEAUTY is for "any woman who is attracted to a lifestyle of everyday elegance and inner beauty." The target audience is "educated, professional females between the ages of 25 and 49." Articles, trends, and product reviews are defined by four key areas: face, hair, body, and soul.

Publisher Shannon Lindsay heads up this bi-monthly magazine, which debuted with the October issue. Current distribution is by subscription; a nationwide newsstand launch in March 2008 is planned.

November 15, 2007
• MAKE IT MINE is for women “who want to create their own style by personalizing their clothes, jewelry, and home accessories as a way of self-expression.” Linda Augsbury is editor of this quarterly Kalmbach Publishing magazine, which debuted this week on newsstands with the Winter 2007 issue
• MASTERS CYCLING is for serious cyclists 40 and over who are interested in reading about road racing, mountain biking, cyclo-cross, national championships, local clubs, cycling travel, tours, gear, nutrition and training. The quarterly publication, due out in January, is headed by Sean Callahan, editor of sister Turnstile Publishing title MASTERS ATHLETES, formerly called GEEZER JOCK.
• SIMPLE GIFTS MAGAZINE “offers inspiration for family-centered living.” Articles focus on “content with a Catholic flavor,” with topics ranging from homemaking, hospitality, and gardening, to family activities, travel, discovery, and family-owned businesses. Nissa Gadbois is editor of this quarterly Partridge Hill Media magazine, which is distributed by subscription.
• NEW HEIGHTS targets the residents and business owners in Tampa, FL and the surrounding urban area with news about the revitalization of the collective community. Editor/Publisher Jay McGee is rounding up contributors and support staff for this early 2008 launch. The website is http://www.newheightsmag.com.

November 15, 2007 - DULUTH-SUPERIOR MAGAZINE targets the residents of St. Louis, Carlton and Douglas counties in Minnesota. Stories will revolve around "the arts scene, restaurants, recipes, outdoor activities, fashion, and health."

Marti Buscaglia oversees the monthly publication, which is set to debut in February with a circulation of 20,000 copies.

November 13, 2007
• HOME & STYLE is a new western Canadian magazine that will publish separate themes for each issue. Example topics include yachting and fine autos. Greg Bobolo oversees this publication, which will publish eight issues per year and distribute 30,000 copies “through a mix of controlled and paid circulation.”
• PHOTOSHO is a Canadian magazine connecting photographers from all areas of the country to feature both themed and individual portfolios of semi-pro photographers. Published by Light Leaks Press in Ottawa, Ontario, and led by owner/publisher Rachel Morris, the second issue will be followed next year by a quarterly distribution through subscriptions and on newsstands.
• BRICKJOURNAL, the ultimate resource for LEGO enthusiasts, will make its print debut in February 2008 following two years of digital publication. The quarterly magazine, created and edited by Joe Meno of TwoMorrows Publishing, will be distributed in bookstores and on newsstands nationwide.

November 13, 2007 - CHOSEN chronicles the city, community, and lifestyle of Jewish people in and around Phoenix, AZ. The focus is on "many cultural and lifestyle matters, including food and dining, plus music, new products and entertainment calendar. Upcoming themes include "Mature Living," "Good Health," "Wonderful Wedding," and "Perfect Party."

Jennifer Goldberg is editor of this quarterly Jewish News of Great Phoenix publication, which recently released the debut Autumn 2007 issue. 12,000 copies are distributed to newspaper subscribers and in area merchant and magazine stands.

November 7, 2007
• ADA MAGAZINE is for Ada, OK residents and visitors. The focus in on local people, places and events. Richard Barron is editor of this quarterly title, which is published by the Ada Evening News and distributed through area convenience stores. The debut issue is expected out sometime this week.
• ZOO AND AQUARIUM VISITOR will feature articles on American and international zoos, aquariums, and directors and caretakers, as well offer news about exhibits, fund raisers, and openings. In addition, animals from air, land, and sea will be featured along with reader’s photos. The monthly magazine is scheduled to debut in July 2008. The website is http://www.zandavisitor.com.
• BUSINESS NEW ENGLAND is for managers and executives at midsize and larger New England companies, offering articles on best practices, how-tos, marketing and expansion. The bi-monthly magazine, a sister title to Runaway Publishing’s SEACOAST LIVING, is expected to debut sometime next spring. At the helm is founder/owner Mark Kasper.
• SERVIAM, Latin for “I will serve,” is for the private global stability solutions industry. Topics seek to integrate all the elements of global stability, including humanitarian relief, search and rescue, and national development to the intelligence, law enforcement, military and security sectors. J. Michael Waller is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly publication, which EEI Communications launched with the September/October issue.

November 7, 2007 - OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPHY CANADA is "for the photographer with a passion for outdoor adventure." Articles focus on instructing readers in all aspects of landscape, wildlife, nature and sport photography with the most modern equipment and techniques.

Publisher Roy Ramsey heads up the quarterly magazine, which debuted in April and has grown to a circulation of 25,000 copies.

November 7, 2007 - LIFE GROWS ON is for residents 50 and over in western Massachusetts. Coverage includes health, jobs, leisure time, community events, reviews, and profiles.

Gregory Sandler is editor of this ThinkGlobal magazine, which debuts with the September issue, and starting in January, will publish quarterly. 30,000 copies are distributed by direct mail, area newsstands, healthcare offices and subscription.

November 1, 2007
• TERRE HAUTE LIVING offers lifestyle information to the residents of Terre Haute, IN. Topics range from history and renovation to community events, health, family matters, and profiles of local people and community leaders. Executive editor Jennifer Seddelmeyer oversees this bi-monthly Tribune-Star Publishing magazine, which is distributed at 70 area locations and by subscription, and premiers with the November/December issue.
• SHARP is an entertainment publication for northeast Pennsylvania. “Editorial coverage will include movie and DVD reviews, local band profiles, an arts column and concert information.” Published by the Pocono Record, the weekly newspaper supplement is also available at area newsstands and entertainment spots. The debut issue comes out Friday, November 2.
• TABLE focuses on food, from quality and trends to the “buy fresh/buy local movement,” wellness and nutrition. The target audience of this quarterly title, which is on its fourth issue with publisher Christina French at the helm, is residents in Pittsburgh and southwest Pennsylvania.




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