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Phone Accessory - Harper's Magazine List Price: $83.40 Our Price: $14.97 Your Save: $ 68.43 ( 82% ) Availability: Usually ships in 1 to 3 months Manufacturer: Harper's Magazine Average Customer Rating: Binding: Magazine First Issue Lead Time: 6-10 Format: Magazine Subscription Issues Per Year: 12 Label: Harper's Magazine Magazine Type: Consumer magazine Manufacturer: Harper's Magazine Number Of Issues: 12 Publisher: Harper's Magazine Studio: Harper's Magazine Subscription Length: 365 Related Items The New Yorker (1-year) Atlantic Monthly Vanity Fair (1-year) Wired (1-year) Smithsonian Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Still a great magazine Comment: [Harpers began before the Civil War and is still a wonderful read, whatever the topic: politics, literature, fine or performing arts....everything!![ASIN:B00005N7QO Harper's Magazine]] Customer Rating: Summary: WARNING--DO NOT BUY THIS MAGAZINE SUB FROM AMAZON!!! Comment: Harper's is a terrific magazine. Do NOT however, DO NOT, buy this magazine from Amazon!!! Here is why: the WAIT. Normally, when a person buys a magazine subscription, they get the first magazine the following month. AMAZON TAKES 4-5 MONTHS!!! I bought this subscription for my father whose birthday was in August. He called me in October to sheepishly ask where the magazine was. After complaining, Amazon said they would get it there by November. HUH???!!! Now, I just got an email saying they made an error and it would now ship SOMETIME IN JANUARY!!! Oh, but they were nice enough to make it up to me by offering me a free subscription to Inc. magazine!!! WTF???!!! What does Inc. have even remotely in common with Harpers?! I called Amazon customer service to cancel my order. After I post this, I am going to do what I should have done four months ago: order Harper's from Harper's. CAVEAT EMPTOR!!! Customer Rating: Summary: Haven't seen an issue yet? Comment: In this day and age, it seems like I would have seen an issue before now...it's been over a month. I know I like the magazine, I'd just like to get it. Customer Rating: Summary: The Sky is Falling Comment: I used to read Harper's when I was a cynical 20-something. Now that I'm a somewhat less cynical 30-something, I just can't take the nearly hysterical atmosphere of gloom that pervades it. Life is grim for many around the world--always has been, always will. Wallowing in that grimness isn't in anyone's interest. Additionally, Harper's doesn't give voice to alternative political viewpoints--if they had their way, the editors would pack the courts, congress, and White House with liberals no matter the cost. This is a pluralist society and a magazine with the intellectual firepower of Harper's at its disposal should be strong enough to admit a range of views. Let the Harper's politburo have their funereal fun and read The New Yorker instead. Customer Rating: Summary: Not for flip-throughs Comment: I frequently change magazine subscriptions just to see what's out there. Harpers, however, is a staple and for the simple reason that its writing is the best and the most varied in terms of length and subject matter. The real measure of its success is that I will wade into articles, memoirs and discussions, whatever the subject, and find I come away with something to talk about with friends instead of an hour spent with teaser paragraphs and no payoff. You know the feeling from coffee table mags where your eyes wind up tired and inside your head a dull tom-tom begins to beat . . . Harpers is a strange amalgam of irreverence, analysis, personal revelation and humor that puts it somewhere between the New York Review of Books, the New Yorker and Mother Jones--without the branding that the others cordon you with. Check it out and be sure to read the pieces not usually on your checklist. They'll take you places you haven't been. More Reviews Editorial Reviews: This magazine is edited to cover current social, political, cultural, scientific and economic issues. It also includes reporting, essays, fiction and memoirs by distinguished writers and promising new voices. It regularly features a statistical index, short cuts from various international texts and close analysis of current pieces of media.

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