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Average Rating: Rating: - bias in advertising Don't read this magazine if you are expecting unbiased reporting and truly independent viewpoints. For example, Philip Morris Inc. is the top advertiser in Harper's. Not once in the last ten years has there been an in-depth feature critical of the tobacco industry. Anti-smoking ads have even been withheld from the magazine in order to allow for "competeitve separation" from tobacco advertisements. Can you, then, resonably expect honest reporting from these guys? Rating: - what's not to like?!? Here's a quick breakdown: 1. Harpers will feed your need for the trivial. The Index is a fascinating collection of facts and figures, and the front-of-book section is probably one of the most quirky, laugh-out-loud funny and stimulating in the business. 2. Great fiction. Some up-and-comers submit, along with some old pros (a recent story by Joyce Carol Oates was outstanding) 3. Great features. Some great topics, albeit a lot of environmental stuff, it's still well-rounded and well-informed. Great ones I've read recently include a look at maids, SUVs, education reform and more. I can see why people might not like this magazine because it appears to be "uppity." In fact, the only thing that annoys me about this magazine is the letters to the editor, where all of the Ivy-league intellectuals write in and try to prove how smart they are. But I think the appeal is more widespread than that. And you'll be paying less than a dollar an issue -- you'll definitely get your money's worth. Rating: - The 'Literate Liberal' Magazine Harper's Magazine is in a sense a unique medium. It is a place where literate authors share their viewpoints through essays, memoirs and short stories. It's extraordinary in that although its periodicals may contradict each other, they are all well-written. The magazine deals primarily with politics and its content is typically liberal. If you're up for the challenge, you'll find it educational and enjoyable to read!

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