Wooden Horse Magazine Database - A Complete Magazine Directory

September 29, 2005 - MOTORCYCLE CLASSICS is "devoted to classic motorcycles and the growing number of Americans who ride them." Topics include articles on vintage bikes, travel destinations, and reviews of museums.

Richard Backus is editor-in-chief of this bimonthly title from Ogden Publications. A circulation of 50,000 copies heralded the debut August/September issue.

September 28, 2005 - FRETBOARD JOURNAL is "dedicated to players and collectors of guitars, banjos, mandolins, and ukuleles." Articles will cover profiles, history, the art form, the craft, and music-related stories and are all about sharing a story. The title will not cover instruction or gear reviews.

The quarterly magazine will debut with its November issue and is published in Palo Alto, CA. The website is http://www.fretboardjournal.com.

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September 28, 2005 - The adventure, travel and luxury of Land Rovers will soon be chronicled by LRL. Topics include destinations, profiles, and innovations.

Douglas E. Evilsizor is founder of this bi-monthly title from SlickRock Publishing. The debut issue is due out in January.

September 27, 2005 - Wine, spirits, beer, coffee and tea are the headliners at a new magazine titled IMBIBE. Topics include history, ingredients, preparation, artistry and consumption.

The premier issue is due out in January, but publishing frequency and distribution method were not immediately known. The website for publisher Imbibe Media, Inc. is http://www.imbibemagazine.com.

September 27, 2005 - The Fairchild Bridal Group is introducing stand alone specialty issues of its bridal magazines. BRIDE'S will publish a November "Honeymoons & Weddings Away" issue as well as a January "Receptions" issue. In addition, a April/May supplement on jewelry will be produced.

MODERN BRIDE plans a home supplement in April/May and a "Fitness & Beauty" issue for May 2006.

September 27, 2005 - TODAY'S DIET AND NUTRITION is getting ready to enter the healthcare magazine market. The target audience is educated, proactive "readers who seek credible information that will help them create healthy lifestyles."

Kate Jackson is editor of this quarterly title published by Great Valley Publishing Company, which also publishes sister title TODAY'S DIETITIAN. The debut October issue will be distributed to 80,000 dietitians, nutrition professionals, and by subscription to consumers.

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September 26, 2005 - The Grand Forks area of North Dakota and Minnesota will soon see a new woman's magazine on the news racks. RED RIVER VALLEY WOMEN TODAY will feature area women profiles along with features on health trends and family and personal finance. In addition, local photos, recipes, and events will be covered.

Barb Steadman is editor of the monthly title published by the Grand Forks Herald. The first issue is due out on October 21. Ms. Steadman can be contacted at bsteadman@gfherald.com.

September 26, 2005 - THE BOWYER'S JOURNAL recently launched, covering "all aspects of crafting traditional and primitive archery equipment and hunting and shooting with that equipment." Additional topics include history, interviews, and bowhunting.

Brian Halbleib is editor of this quarterly title out of Oakdale, Pa. It is distributed by subscription and the website is http://www.bowyersjournal.com.

September 26, 2005 - Disney Worldwide Publishing is getting a new magazine ready for market. WONDERTIME is all about early childhood development, from birth through six years of age. The focus is on "compelling insights into the ways children think, learn, and grow," and the message is about the joy, not the job.

Lisa Stiepock is editor of this quarterly title due out in late February 2006. A bi-monthly frequency is planned for 2007 and 10 issues per year thereafter.

September 23, 2005 - The Michigan Daily's weekend magazine has been renamed from WEEKEND MAGAZINE to THE STATEMENT. Features have been updated to include more in-depth reporting on Ann Arbor, Michigan city and university issues and are "more intelligent, with a goal of exposing new ideas and information."

September 23, 2005 - YOUR HEALTH NOW has launched its debut issue. Content contains information on empowering people to have productive conversations with their doctors and offers articles that are up-to-date, easy-to-read, and unbiased. Each issue focuses on a health topic or theme, reviews recent medical research, answers common health questions, and offers tips on pet health.

Robert Berkow, M.D. is editor-in-chief of this bimonthly title from Merck & Co, Inc. Distribution is by subscription and to doctors' offices and health organizations.

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September 23, 2005 - ART AND LIVING is set to provide a comprehensive overview of Southern California's art scene with additional worldwide coverage as well. Articles and profiles on galleries, public art, museums, art connoisseurs, and artists will be blended with "the art of" features on everyday life.

Jeff Marinelli and C.C. Crawford, publishers, oversee this bimonthly title which will launch with the December issue. Distribution is 30,000 copies to area galleries, households with incomes over $400,000, fine hotels, country clubs, and private airports.

September 23, 2005 - The premier issue of BLOOM is due out December 3, subtitled, "Colorado's Guide to Beauty and Cosmetic Enhancement." Features are about improving personal beauty in a natural looking way through the latest treatments and cosmetic procedures.

Zac Folk is publisher of this title, with planned issues each winter, spring and summer. Distribution is statewide on newsstands, in bookstores and spas, as well as through subscription. The website is http://www.bloomcolorado.com. A Texas edition may be launched in spring.

September 22, 2005 - U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT will put "more emphasis on news analysis, investigative reporting and its franchise lists," while reducing coverage on deadline reporting in the news columns and features. In addition, a regular single-topic issue on "America's Best Leaders" debuts in late October.

Editor Brian Duffy noted that the changes will allow the title to expand the "reach and interaction with our readers."

September 22, 2005 - REMEDIES will report on "insightful, authoritative, cutting-edge editorial dedicated to the science and promise of dietary supplements." Additional columns will focus on herbal healing, homeopathic medicine, health and beauty, and sports nutrition.

James. J. Gormley is editor-in-chief of this monthly publication due to launch sometime in fall. Distribution is through established retail stores. TASTE FOR LIFE is its sister title.

September 22, 2005 - The nighttime world of metropolitan entertainment, including clubs, bars, lounges, and restaurants, will be the focus of NIGHTLYFE MAGAZINE. Celebrity interviews, movie and music reviews, food and beverage news, men's issues, and fashion and style round out the editorial content.

The monthly title is due to launch this coming January with a ratebase of 350,000. The website can be found at http://www.nightlyfemag.com.

September 22, 2005 - The second issue of PREP TRAVELER is due out soon, catering to organizations that plan performance group and youth sport trips. Content includes articles on organizing trips, fundraising, and personal growth through travel, whether in the U.S., Canada, or worldwide.

John Kloster is editor-in-chief of this Spring and Autumn issue title, distributed to 26,000 organizations by publisher Premier Tourism Marketing. In 2006, the release dates are March and September respectively.

September 15, 2005 - The September issue of GOLF MAGAZINE is presenting new editorial concepts. The publication is "putting on a larger focus on equipment and instruction, and adding four news sections."

David Clarke has been editor since late 2004 and is spearheading the "fresher approach."

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September 15, 2005 - VIBE VIXEN was spun-off from sister VIBE and is now a standalone magazine. Content is celebrity-driven and includes articles on fitness, gadgets, relationships, fashion, and beauty.

The title is set to publish bi-monthly in 2006 and is distributed on newsstands and by subscription.

September 15, 2005 - KEARSARGE MAGAZINE focuses on the lifestyles, history and people of the Lake Sunapee region of New Hampshire.

Laura Jean Whitcomb is editor of this title, which debuted with its Summer/Fall issue and is getting the Winter issue ready. 7,500 copies are distributed in retail outlets and by subscription and will publish quarterly (February, May, August and November) in 2006.

September 15, 2005 - SCALE & RC BOAT MAGAZINE is getting ready to premier its debut January/February issue in December. Content covers the radio control aspects of scale model boats.

Capt. Ron Abir is managing editor of this bi-monthly title published by Triakis Media Group. The initial print will be 10,000 copies. The website is http://www.scalercboat.com.

September 15, 2005 - TRAVEL SAVVY is shifting its editorial content to "make travel sexy and smart." Articles still cover destinations, hotels, food, nightlife, fashion, art, and adventure, with added celebrity-driven lists that showcase the best in class.

Jill Brooke is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly title and can be contacted at jillb@frankpubs.com.

September 14, 2005 - CSCO magazine launched earlier this year and focuses on technology, business, and career strategies for the Chief Supply Chain Officer. Content reports on developing supply chain leadership skills, setting and implementing strategies, emerging technologies, and new business practices.

Dave Andrews is editor of this quarterly publication from Helmers Publishing. The initial distribution is 20,000 copies and the website is http://www.cscomagazine.com.

September 14, 2005 - A new regional magazine for New Smyrna Beach and Edgewater has launched this month. Editorial coverage for THE ISLAND VOICE includes health, retirement, local excursions, restaurant profiles, the music scene, recipes and advice forums.

Cindy Burkett is editor of this bimonthly title. Distribution is 10,000 copies to local businesses, new homeowners and households with incomes over $150,000.

September 14, 2005 - ROCHESTER MAGAZINE launched mid-year, with enlightening stories about homes, dining, wine, art, entertainment, fashion, and travel. The target audience is 35- to 55-years old.

Mark Liu is editor of this bi-monthly title. Distribution is 15,000 copies by subscription and at local businesses.

September 13, 2005 - Professional, college, and high school sports will soon be covered by MOTOR CITY SPORTS MAGAZINE. Feature articles are written from the fans' point of view and the target audience is 25- to 54-year old males.

Eddie Gilmour is senior editor of this title from Haas Rock Publications. The debut issue is due out on October 4, with 10 issues published per year. Initial circulation is 15,000 with an anticipated growth to 30,000 copies in the Detroit and southern Michigan areas.

September 13, 2005 - LOUD is getting ready to launch, targeting Generation Y teens with information about rights, technology, college, business, fashion, travel, health, and music.

Anne Schukat is editor-in-chief of this quarterly title headquartered in Palo Alto, Calif. An initial circulation of 10,000 is anticipated for the debut fall issue.

September 13, 2005 - The eastern face of North Carolina's Research Triangle, from Garner to Wake Forest, is the focus of TRIANGLE EAST MAGAZINE. Content covers the region's "quality of life."

Ron Smith is editor of this bi-monthly title from Cherokee Publishing Co. The debut December/January issue will have a minimum circulation of 15,000. The company publishes sister titles CARY MAGAZINE and CARY BUSINESS.

September 13, 2005 - Young professionals will soon have a new magazine addressing issues of concern about culture, travel, the world, and arts and entertainment. Content is geared towards and "motivated by the generation that feels lost in the cracks."

Heidi M. Gress is founder of this quarterly title set to debut in 2006. The projected circulation is 25,000 copies, chiefly distributed in Los Angeles and New York. Sister publication SUB-SPHERE launched last May. The website is http://www.spheremagazine.com.

September 9, 2005 - LAW OFFICER debuted last month, concentrating its editorial content towards "the tenured officer with four to seven years experience." Content ranges from police tactics and terrorism to more obscure topics such as dealing with revenge threats.

Dale Stockton is editor of this bimonthly title, published by Jems Communications. The initial readership totaled 27,000. FIRERESCUE and WILDLAND FIREFIGHTER are sister titles.

September 9, 2005 - The design, construction and facilities operations of hotels, motels and resorts will be covered by a new magazine, HOSPITALITY CONSTRUCTION MAGAZINE. The focus is to help readers do their jobs more efficiently, with content covering industry news, features, industry trends, and project profiles.

Chelsie Butler is editor of this bimonthly D&D Communications Group title, which also publishes sister titles RETAIL CONSTRUCTION MAGAZINE and HEALTHCARE BUILDING IDEAS. The magazine debuts in January 2006.

September 9, 2005 - SEED, the magazine about the relationship between science and society, is getting ready to relaunch after a year-long hiatus. The newest issue is due out on newsstands later this month.

Published by the Seed Media Group, the bimonthly title will reappear with an initial circulation of 150,000.

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September 9, 2005 - BETTER HEALTH & LIVING, a newly launched magazine in the Lima, Ohio area, "blends the latest in national medical, nutrition and fitness news with local features."

The quarterly title, published by The Lima News, debuted September 1, and is distributed to health and medical centers as well as a supplement in the newspaper.

September 6, 2005 - SENIORITY MAGAZINE debuted July 1 for mature citizens in Seneca County, Ohio. The focus is on news, information, and stories for people 55-years and older. Topics include health, finances, insurance, travel, shopping, and events.

Headed by Michael Hughes, publisher, the monthly title is distributed to over 100 locations and has a circulation of 30,000. The website is http://www.senioritymagazine.net.

September 6, 2005 - African-American women in the Houston area have a new shopping publication, JONES MAGAZINE. The emphasis is on finding quality goods and services and reporting on hidden shopping treasure spots.

Tracey Ferguson is editor of this quarterly title, set to debut this month. Distribution is through local area shops and by subscription. The ratebase was not immediately available.

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September 6, 2005 - Providing resources, support, and education to sports wives of professional athletes is the mission of PROFESSIONAL SPORTS WIVES MAGAZINE. Content will cover lifestyle realities, human-interest features, self-empowering articles, and useful information.

Gena Pitts is editor of this quarterly publication aimed at 21- to 65-year olds. Distribution is through team lounges and direct mail to members of the Professional Sports Wives Association, team owners, executives and management. The premier issue debuts this month.

September 2, 2005 - For the last year, WISH has been bringing career, family and home advice to Canadian women. Content also looks at best deals and trends in fashion, beauty, and food.

Jane Francisco is editor-in-chief of this St. Joseph Media publication. Eight issues are published each year with a distribution of 100,000.

September 1, 2005 - Y:L MAGAZINE will target urban girls aged 12 to 18 with articles on dating, school, fashion, beauty, entertainment, fitness, health, community service and current events. The title is "striving to educate, rather than preach and persuade."

Spearheaded by Quia Querisma, the quarterly title is set to debut on September 19 with a circulation of 5,000. The website is http://www.yl-mag.com.

September 1, 2005 - A new sports lifestyle magazine titled SMASH is being put together. The target audience is tennis buffs from 14- to 21-years old. Content includes tennis player profiles, music interviews, and takes on fashion, from tennis to surf and skate styles.

Miller Publishing Group will distribute one issue this year on newsstands and at tennis events and camps, with a ratebase of 175,000. The title will publish quarterly in 2006.

September 1, 2005 - An English language, pan-Asian edition of FORBES launched this week. The biweekly issue of the business journal has an initial circulation of 80,000.

JANE has several new staffers: Kusum Lynn as fashion editor; Sara Lyle as senior editor. (September 28)

JANE - managing editor Debbie McHugh has resigned. (September 28)

PREVENTION has a new deputy executive editor, Lisa Davis. (September 28)

PUBLISHERS WEEKLY has a new news editor, Rachel Deahl. (September 28)

VITALS MAN and VITALS WOMAN have ceased publication. (September 28)

NORTHERN OHIO LIVE has a new assistant editor, Ivan J. Sheehan. (September 27)

TRANSWORLD SKATEBOARDING MAGAZINE has a new managing editor, Carleton Curtis. (September 26)

NORTHERN OHIO LIVE has a new editor, Sarah R. Sphar. (September 23)

APPALACHIA has a new editor, Christine Woodside. (September 23)

ACCESS has a new editor-in-chief as of November, Christine A. Hovliaras-Delozier. (September 23)

DELAWARE TODAY has a new editor, Mark Nardone. (September 22)

WOMEN'S HEALTH has several new staffers: Tina Johnson is editor-in-chief; Beth Fenner is executive editor; Sean Nolan is managing editor. (September 21)

TEEN PEOPLE - west coast editor Lauren Tabach-Bank has left her position. (September 21)

PHILADELPHIA MAGAZINE has a new style editor, Jessica Blatt. (September 21)

HOME has a new articles editor, Julie Taraska. (September 21)

ISLANDS - editor-in-chief Lisa Gosselin and associate editor Roberta Grant have left their positions. (September 21)

REMEDIES MAGAZINE has named an editor-in-chief, James Gormley. (September 21)

MASS APPEAL has several new staffers: Samantha Moeller as managing editor (fashion/distribution); Chris Yuscavage and Maclean Jackson as associate editors; Gavin Stevens as photo editor. (September 21)

TRUE ROMANCE MAGAZINE has a new associate editor, Gia Portfolio. (September 21)

DESTINATION WEDDINGS & HONEYMOON - editor Annette Burden has resigned her position. (September 21)

GENRE has several new staffers: Chris Ciompo as editor-in-chief; Joey Siesholtz as west coast editor. (September 21)

AMERICAN IRON MAGAZINE has a new associate editor, Adam Williams. (September 21)

THE SOURCE has a new editor-in-chief, Dasun Allah. (September 21)

STEREOPHILE has a new assistant editor, Stephen Mejias. (September 21)

VARBUSINESS has a new senior editor, Ed Scannell. (September 21)

SDSUNIVERSE has a new editor, Aaron Hoskins. (September 21)

360 has a new editor, Coleen Geraghty. (September 21)

SOLID STATE TECHNOLOGY has a new senior technical editor, Ed Korczynski. (September 15)

TOOLING & PRODUCTION has a new editor-in-chief, Joe McKenna. (September 15)

BUDGET LIVING has a new senior editor, Bunny Wong. (September 14)

RELISH has named an editor, Jill Melton. (September 14)

ELLEGIRL has a new senior features editor, Melissa Walker. (September 13)

ESSENCE has a new executive editor, Vanessa Bush. (September 13)

LOS ANGELES CONFIDENTIAL and ASPEN PEAK have a new managing editor, Keija Minor. (September 13)

BUSINESSWEEK has a new assistant managing editor-investigative projects, Paul Barrett. (September 9)

LAS VEGAS LIFE MAGAZINE has a new senior editor, Ken Miller. (September 9)

SMASH TENNIS MAGAZINE has named an editor-in-chief, James Martin. (September 9)

THE DMA INSIDER has been renamed INMARKETING. (September 9)

SEVENTEEN has a new beauty editor, Desi Gallegos. (September 7)

MARIE CLAIRE has a new senior fashion editor, Eric Nicholson. (September 7)

O, THE OPRAH MAGAZINE has a new features editor, Deborah Way. (September 7)

TIME OUT NEW YORK KIDS has several new staffers: Barbara Aria as editor-in-chief; Keith Mulvihill as deputy editor; Martha Tuber as assistant editor; Katie Quirk as associate editor. (September 7)

TIME OUT CHICAGO - Chill Out editor Rose Spinelli has left her position. (September 7)

RAZOR is ceasing publication. (September 6)

HARPER'S BAZAAR - Eve Herzog, associate features editor, is leaving her position. (September 6)

VITALS has a new beauty editor, Alyssa Kolsky. (September 6)

ORGANIC STYLE will cease publication following the October issue. (September 2)

TABLET is folding. (September 2)

GLAMOUR has a new articles editor, Geraldine Sealey. (September 2)

MONEY has a new senior editor, Sam Grobart. (September 2)

SEA ISLAND has a new editor, Jim Brosseau. (September 2)

THE CATHOLIC WORLD REPORT has a new editor, Domenico Bettinelli. (September 2)

EVERY DAY WITH RACHAEL RAY has a new editor, Silvana Nardone. (September 1)

READYMADE has a new managing editor, Julia Cosgrove. (September 1)

CONGRESSIONAL QUARTERLY has a new national security editor, Jeff Stein. (September 1)




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