Mysteries Magazine

Intriguing and interesting
A review of Mysteries Magazine, February 9, 2009
Submitted by: Fox from Woodland Park, CO

Obviously the material in this magazine is not for everyone, but for those of us who enjoy this sort of material, Mysteries is packed with questions and answers to a variety of mysteries throughout the ages and throughout the world - truly unique magazine.  It is a bit pricey for a quarterly.

National Enquirer by mail
A review of Mysteries Magazine, February 3, 2009
Submitted by: VAArtTeacher

When ordering this magazine, I had thought that I was getting something totally different.  When I opened it and started looking at the articles, I realized that I had ordered a subscription to what is equivalent to the National Enquirer for what the writers consider unexplained activities.  I am very disappointed in this magazine!  No renewel in my future for this magazine.

Mysteries?
A review of Mysteries Magazine, December 29, 2008
Submitted by: Jeniteachn from Johnstown, CO

I thought this might be a magazine about mystery novels or the great mysteries of the world (Stonehenge).  It doesn't really cover that at all.  I find myself wondering how much of this is just goofball stuff they hope someone will buy into.  What a disappointment!

Mysteries can be interesting reading
A review of Mysteries Magazine, December 29, 2008
Submitted by: Bill from Old Washington, Oh

Mysteries has some very good articles; unfortunately the magazine is only issued every 3 mos. As a result of this sporatic  issue schedule, many of the news stories are not that fresh. My only gripe with the magazine is that I've already read some of their  articles  in other magaziunes weeks, sometimes months, prior to their issue.

Tres Faux
A review of Mysteries Magazine, December 15, 2008
Submitted by: harenjp from Toledo, Oh

I work with students with disibilities and was unable to show these magazines in fear that my students might believe what was written.  I thought it would be more factually based.