Aug
03
Exotic Magazine is Portland’s premier adult entertainment guide showcasing the northwest’s sexiest dancers.
The UK’s leading magazine for economy motoring, focusing on diesel, electric, green cars, and alternatively fuelled vehicles. We have been writing about electrified cars long before they became fashionable, first established in 1988. Our team of writers, experts and columnists are well respected in the motor industry, making Diesel Car & Eco Car magazine the essential reference point for anyone that is interested in green and economical motoring. As well as specialising in pure electric, hybrid, plug-in hybrid, hydrogen fuel-cell, mild hybrid, and diesel vehicles, we also feature the most efficient sub-125g/km CO2 petrol cars.
De-Stress Yourself is a monthly “Picture only” magazine that helps you: • Clear away happiness hindrances like worry, fear, envy, and grudges • Discover happiness boosters with gratitude and hope • Rewire your brain to experience the joy • Learn to think optimistically and be a happy person
Lifestyle magazine featuring celebrity interviews, fashion, health, beauty, homes & property, food, travel, gardening and weekly TV listing. Published every week in Saturday’s edition of the Daily Express
Chelsea Rhymes is a collection of original, & creative poems from many of the present experiences of the author’s school life. Poems about nature and its wonder are also included to rest the mind and quiet the soul. Her present experiences with, fun little ditties to encourage young writers, and nature at its loveliest make Chelsea Rhymes an enjoyable read for young and old.
Charleston – the city magazine since 1975 – is the authority on living well in the South Carolina Lowcountry, embodying the beauty, style, and sophistication of our much-celebrated region. Each monthly issue offers readers insight into local arts, culture, and history; entrée into gorgeous homes and gardens; tastes of the renowned food scene; profiles on intriguing residents; and a curated calendar of must-attend events.
