Esquire Magazine

Pros: If you've lived on Eglin AFB, this is your magazine!

Cons: Why confine Chiarella to humor, and Junod to news?

The Bottom Line: Excellent fiction and non-fiction pieces.

Review: Esquire is one of those magazines that I followed while in college but that I stopped reading after I left campus. The periodical had superior editors and writers during the late eighties -- that ...

Pros: Good pictures. On top of the trends. Interesting topics

Cons: Can be alienating if you're poor. Silly pretension can be somewhat annoying

The Bottom Line: keep up on the trends..doesn't stress the brain too much and keeps you in on the conversation.

Review: There are times you just want something to read
when you are sitting on the can and Esquire is one
of those magazines. This 140 page magazine uncovers
the latest trends in fashion, food and entertainment
and aims at the male...

Pros: Entertaining, informative

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: Entertaining, informative, and creative. Really good to read!

Review: I signed up for a free online offer to get a free subscription to Esquire magazine. I didn't think it would actually work, so I was pleasantly surprised when I got my first issue in the mail soon after. In fact, I continued to receive the ...

Pros: The entire issue

Cons: nothing

Review: I have had a subscription to Esquire for almost two years now. I read it from cover to cover. The articles are compelling and smart. There is no candy coating on the interviews. If the interviewee is being a sh**, they write it. The photos accompanying...

Pros: Funny and gossip packed

Cons: need to include jokes about politicians more

Review: This is a great gossip magazine, it doesn't leave out any celebrity and has the funniest ways of putting things. It cracks jokes at every one about every thing. Plus it sets no limits and skirts the line of being contrevertial. It is for those days...

Pros: Great writing; Very low subscription price

Cons: Coverage not always in- depth, because so many topics are covered

The Bottom Line: Esquire is inexpensive and provides good entertainment for men. Many women will enjoy it, too, especially the fashion articles and male models.

Review: Esquire is a men’s magazine that features a wide variety of subjects that are of interest to the male species. This magazine is published monthly and it has been with a circulation for more than 70 years, with a subscription base of about 670,000...

Pros: Well-written; limited advertisements; cutting edge art design; in touch.

Cons: Shallow at points.

The Bottom Line: When all is said and done I have to admit that I enjoy reading Esquire Magazine; who knows the magazine just might make me a better man!

Review: The world of men’s magazines is festooned with glossy covers adorned with half dressed woman and mostly vapid content geared toward the more Neanderthal and or juvenile among us. In a world filled with Maxim and Stuff magazines, ...

Pros: Low subscription price and quality content...

Cons: ...although not quite as brilliant (especially with fiction) as it once was.

The Bottom Line: Worth it once you graduate from the laddie magazines and need to know what the woman in the elevator thinks of your shoes.

Review: Like an aging baseball player who has lost a step legging out an infield grounder, Esquire simultaneously dropped its standards a bit, but made the magazine accessible to more readers. The periodical once regarded as a literary GQ did not ...

Pros: 1 year subscription under $9.00!

Cons: articles geared toward men in their mid to upper 30's

Review: For almost seventy years “Esquire” men’s magazine has given fashion, health and financial advice. This magazine has stood the test of time. If I’m not surfing the Internet while riding the exercise bike, I reading a magazine, and since I finished with...

Pros: great writing

Cons: none

Review: Even though this is in the men's section do not be fooled. Women are interested in thought provoking articles also.

Every time I see this magazine I end up reading it from cover to cover. There are often provocative pictures on the cover. I...