Curve Magazine

Pros: The articles and humor cross age and gender boundaries with first rate writing.

Cons: none for me , except that it's all females.

The Bottom Line: This magazine would make a perfect gift for your favorite lesbian or bisexual woman.

Review: I just attended another PrideFest celebration in early June along the lakefront here in Milwaukee. I must admit that I have finally gotten the volunteer spirit in my old age. During the past few years I’ve been donating some of my time to help out by...

Pros: Thought-provoking content; readily available; archives online.

Cons: Bi-monthly

Review: After 10 years of publishing, I'd have to say Franco has found the meaning of Curve. Her magazine is the epitome of the phrase "stacked with class."

An accomplished editor, Frances Stevens, and her crew weed through the trite and...

Pros: Excellent Writing, Friendly, Variety

Cons: Can Be Hard To Find On The Newsstand, Depending On Area

Review: I have been reading this magazine, when I can find it, for about 5 or 6 years now. It has excellent material for lesbians or bisexual women, including content on Art, Music, Reading, Travel, and family issues. Of course, it also includes the healthy...

Pros: It is a lesbian magazine, and has great articles on at least one Out celebrity each month.

Cons: It is too thin, I need more in a lesbian magazine

Review: I wish there were more magazines for lesbians like Curve. I just recently subscribed to it and I know I'll always keep it year after year to come.
Only thing is I hope Curve gets bigger. Each issue is so thin, it is almost pitiful. I know for a...

Pros: promotes positive self image

Cons: abit unoriginal

Review: After being an avide curve reader for over 8 years, I have found that the articles have inspired me in many ways. It is one of the best magazines for women that promote a positive self image as well as giving helpful tips on how to lead a fulfilling...

Pros: good writing, good subject material

Cons: those supermodel types are everywhere

Review: It's always nice to have a magazine that represents the interests of one particular group, and Curve Magazine does that well by writing about topics that interest lesbian women--and topics that should interest all women. I like to think of lesbian...

Pros: more intellectual look at the lesbian lifestyle

Cons: San Fran magazine is hard to find in Boston

Review: Like I've said before, I'm into men more than I am into women. But liek any women (at least any women that will truly admit her feelings) I think that women are more attractive, and therfore more appealing to look at then men. That being said, that has...

Pros: Indepth articles on some topics

Cons: not much for the 40's group

The Bottom Line: I continue to buy it because it is one of the few that are out there.

Review: Curve caters to those in the Gen x segment - too little for the slightly older womyn of the 40's. I thought it needed to be just slightly thicker. I read through it pretty quickly and wanted more substance, although there were a couple of indepth...