Краткое описание: In this issue: Spotting Scope, Mostly Long Guns, Down Range, Classic Cartridges, Light Gunsmitting, A.Rifleman’s Optics, .280 Ackley Improved, Savage Log Rage Hunter, etc.

Краткое описание: From editor: “I’ve always loved playing shoot-’em-ups. It’s the genre I always found myself gravitating towards in the arcades and they’ve had a big impact on my gaming growing up. I remember being in awe of Space Invaders when I was a little kid, sweating with perspiration after a marathon session on Robotron: 2084 at Poole Quay Amusements and staring in amazement at the screenshots of Axelay in Mean Machines. I can still recall the first time I took down the level 3 boss in R-Type, I remember the excitement of securing a Japanese This Is Cool Saturn with 28 essential shmups for £500 and laughing at the absurdity of Konami’s Parodius”.

Краткое описание: PhotoPlus is a magazine completely devoted to the art and science of photography. It features interviews, critiques, technical tips, instruction, and in-depth reviews.

Краткое описание: Эта книга - самое смешное (хотя не всегда самое веселое) произведение последнего десятилетия. Потрясающая легкость иронического стиля и соединения сарказма с ностальгией сделали «Легенды Невского проспекта» поистине бестселлером. Невероятные истории из нашего недавнего прошлого, рассказанные мастером, все чаще воспринимаются не как фантазии писателя, но словно превращаются в известную многим реальность.

Краткое описание: From editor: “I turned 35 two months back. It’s quite a sobering thought, to be honest. I’ve pretty much hit the middle of my lifespan, statistically. Everyone’s asked how I’m going to celebrate it, but in the back of my mind, I’m thinking to myself: What’s there to celebrate? Then my thoughts turned to my son, who’s turning two next month, and I realise there is. Each time I look at him, I have to resist mouthing the words the Man of Steel says to his tot in the fi lm Superman Returns”.

Краткое описание: From editor: “A lot of men get by in life by creating a persona they can hide behind. Some adopt signature looks - they call them looks, I call them costumes - they wear every day: funky hats, architect-style glasses, three-piece suits, or even just jeans and a T-shirt. Like a bottle of Coke, they’re trying to present themselves as one reliable thing. Others create signature personae (you know these guys - you met them in high school, and they haven’t changed much). They’re the gruff tough guy, or the high-powered busy guy, or the funny guy who deflects everything by turning it into a joke”.

Краткое описание: From editor: “By the time you have this issue in your hands, P.T. – the playable teaser for the next Silent Hill game – would’ve been yanked from the PlayStation Store for good. ICYMI, the surprising revelation at the end of the first-person horror experience was that Hideo Kojima and Guillermo Del Toro will helm the development of Silent Hills at Kojima Productions, with Norman Reedus of The Walking Dead fame attached to play a starring role in it”,

Краткое описание: From editor: “I love how magazine creation moves across an idea, leaps to a new one and comes out as iteration. This issue, for instance, started off as a Sex God and Goddess Issue, an ode to the steamy and sensually driven. With Rosie Huntington-Whiteley as the cover gal, you could understand the impulse. But something happened as we headed to-wards that predictability: beauty, the idea of all of us possessing an inner god and goddess, not just a sexual one, but a fully masculine and feminine one, and one that didn’t even manifest in gender, took over.”

Краткое описание: EFY was coined after its first product -Electronics For You magazine, which came out with its first issue when the Indian electronics industry was at a nascent stage. Even television manufacture started later. Within a few years the magazine became very popular as the industry grew. Now, with a readership exceeding half-a-million readers, EFY is India's largest selling technical magazine.

Краткое описание: From editor: “I had all but sworn off yoga. Over the years, a couple of my closest friends had tried to convince me that a dedicated practice would change my life and fill the hole left by my now-distant competitive athletic past. But while I’d done classes here and there, something about the self-satisfied and seemingly disingenuous adoption of words like gratitude and namaste - while lovely in theory - always felt at odds with New York’s sharp-elbowed flint.