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...Parsi say, "Ah, we know who you have written about. You have written about my mother-in-law." So you see I don't think it means anything if a character is a parsi or a Christian or Hindu. They are human beings primarily and they relate to the reader as a human being. We share experiences...
...said a reader survey from the first issueshowed that the typical reader is highly educated,has high levels of disposable income and comesfrom a family with a high income level. The medianage of polled readers...
...reader feels a deep intimacy with these people and their history. A similar sense of connection is what Dove hopes to bring to her new post. She believes she can make poetry seem less airy and irrelevant. "I think one of the things you have to do is show that poets are real people who write about real things," she says. "I'm hoping that by the end of my term people will think of a poet laureate as someone who's out there with her sleeves rolled up and working, not sitting in an ivory tower looking...
Other magazines mentioned by students included the Atlantic, the New Yorker, the Economist, the National Review, Reader's Digest, TV Guide, Harper's, Tennis Magazine, Time and Sports Illustrated...
...Vanity Fair's transformation into the hot book of the '80s. VF reflected that decade's zeitgeist, a dubious mix of camp and celebrity worship underlaid with thinly disguised cynicism. Tina Brown transformed it into the kind of magazine which would reside illicitly in the sock drawer of serious reader: titillating but not substantial...