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I didn’t realise this was available here (the UK I mean). I may have to get it if I can find it. Chances are they won’t…
Hunger is a UK based publication – if you check out their website, they have a thing where you can search for the nearest place to you that has it. Which was awesome cos I realised I could buy it 5 minutes from my house, rather than at the newsagent near my university and then have to lug it an hour and a half across London on the train home 😀
- Used up today’s measure of “asking people things” fortitude, asking the lady at Sainsbury’s tobacco counter if they had Hunger magazine and putting her right when she “I’ve worked here for 17 years and never seen it.” with “…but I bought the last issue here six months ago”
- After being directed to the customer service desk, who immediately spotted Magazines guy and pointed me to him, I was too British to request a particular cover (there are 4 different ones) since he was unpacking them just so I could have a copy.
- …luckily still got the cover I’d wanted 😀
- I <3 how Hunger has 1. Lots of pages. 2. Lots of pages with actual content 3. good interviews 4. awesome pictures/artwork
- Why yes. I am judging the magazines I buy on per page value for money.
Is Flaunt Magazine the most condecending publication out there? (with image, tweets)
Is Flaunt Magazine the most condecending publication out there? (with image, tweets)
If anyone actually manages to buy Flaunt Magazine (especially in the UK), please let me know. Most folks I know are interested in it for the Hiddleston interview.
This post is exactly how I feel. They’re missing out on a lot of sales by being rude/not having a functioning website.
In contrast, Hunger magazine tweeted that their magazine is out today. I went over to their website, it allowed me to put my postcode in and then it directed me to my local supermarket along with 7 other potential places that might have it. MY LOCAL SUPERMARKET.
I now have a hefty tome that I could conceivably brain someone with for slightly under £5, full of artwork, nice glossy photos and interesting interviews. Hunger magazine is actually so quality that I have every issue they’ve put out (admittedly, that’s only 4 but it’s biannual). I don’t even buy it due to an interest in any particular celebrity (although yes, Monica Bellucci being one of the cover stars of issue 2 was a GIANT POOL OF YAYFACE for me). They’ve got a decent tumblr, an awesome website and a professional twitter.
I don’t understand why Flaunt can’t do this if they’ve been going for 12 years.


